乗馬、文化＆メキシコの味体験

We loved getting to meet and spend time with Yunuen and his 2 kiddos. Super sweet family. Unfortunately, the weather didn’t cooperate. It rained the entire day. We still rode the horses but didn’t get the full experience due to slippery conditions. We were thankful that Yunuen cut the ride short for our safety. Lunch and drinks after were delicious! We had a yummy Mexican soup that warmed us up followed by a delicious Mexican bbq. I would recommend this tour 10/10. I hope to do it again when it’s not raining. Yunuen told us that we can reach out for a free reschedule the next time we’re in town which we thought was a very nice offer!

We decided to visit this place motivated by the good reviews and the very striking photos that circulate on social networks... but the reality cannot be further away. From the moment you arrive, you realize that the facilities are precarious: literally, it is like breakfast in a Tres Marías fonda, with sticks and sheets covering the tables. Nothing to do with a high-end restaurant, although prices seem to: between 600 and 700 pesos per dish! We ordered the dish called Rib Eye and it was basically a roast steak or a rib, a nopal and chopped onion. The children’s menu was even worse: a completely burned burger with potatoes, at 600 pesos! The value for money is ridiculous. The horse experience was downright dangerous. Our guide was a boy of no more than 16 years who clearly had no preparation. One of the horses got out of control and started running, and if it wasn't for my husband reacting and stopping him, a misfortune could have happened. The guide did nothing but stop the other horses, and neither an apology nor explanation from the place. Zero security protocols, zero backup. Besides, the tables and tablecloths were full of dog hair. I understand it's a pet friendly place, but the local dogs are not well cared for and spend it begging for food while eating. I love my dogs, but this was awkward and unhygienic. As if that weren’t enough, the kitchen is improvised, sheltered only with sheets, and everything is prepared on tables in the dirt. It wouldn’t hurt if it was a place of affordable prices, but I repeat: almost 4,000 pesos for two adult dishes, two children and a horseback ride that lasted only half an hour! Service doesn't save the experience either. The waitress doesn’t even know what to offer, everything points in a notebook and handles reservations from her cell phone in full attention. He did not give us the physical or digital letter at the time, there is no clarity or customer service. Bottom line: we're not coming back. There are many nicer, safer, hygienic and better food places in Ajusco. This place is pure smoke on social media and a disappointment in reality.

A wonderful day spent riding the horses and relaxing on the beautiful grounds of the stables. Good food and a great relaxing atmosphere after the ride. An awesome guide and nice horses. 10/10 will repeat next visit to Mexico City.

This was an excellent day out in nature, riding horses in a private ranch and enjoying the views. Yuni is very knowlegeable about horses and led us through a tranquil pathway around the property. We were able to see other horses and sheep. Lunch was also excellent, with a special mention to Ana's delicious cinammon coffee, a real treat. It is an excellent option a short drive away from the city.

I was ripped off. The guide cancelled last minute with illness as an excuse. He said he would refund me and did not. Do not book with this guy.

The guide canceled when I was on my way to the meeting point at the last minute purportedly due to illness. He mentioned he'd been sick for a couple of days but never bothered to update his availability. My refund has also been delayed. I couldn't reschedule due to my flight plans. I was left very disappointed with the lack of professionalism. I would recommend finding another option if in the area.

Awesome experience. Loved the trek in the mountains. Yunuen was really through on the horses, where the traill was and offered excellent tip's. The guy loves the horses and wants you to enjoy the experience.

Overall a slightly underwhelming experience. A few things which could have been done better. 1) The host arrived 30mins late due to traffic in Mexico City. I can understand this as the traffic can be bad but maybe leave earlier? The host did let me know by texting me that he would be 30mins late which was good. 2) The experience with the horses was mixed. Due to arriving late we only got 70mins on the horses and half of that time was travelling through the village. The part when we were in the forest and grass was amazing. Really enjoyed that part, wish we had longer. The host did mention they do different routes and we had the time so why not spend longer on the horses in the nice area? It did rain shorty after arriving back to the house but if we had arrived 30mins ealier we could have spent longer in the forest I think. 3) My girlfriend is pescatarian (only eats fish and veg). The host asked us 2 weeks before if we had any diet restrictions and I mentioned this. So it was disappointing that she was only served spaghetti with salt and pepper. It seems the host did not remember the diet restriction until he asked again on the drive up to the house. The host mentions that they regularly have vegetarians to the house but I dont think they serve plain boiled spaghetti with salt and pepper. They did give some melted cheese as well. The good parts: - host was very friendly and polite - horses looked very good - host explained how to ride well and took good care of us while on the horses. - we felt safe the whole time - food was good if you eat meat (beef steak and chicken alternate available) - the host did give us what was described Overall, the execution of the day was poor but can be fixed with better planning. For £375 for 2 people for 70mins on horses and a meal which only one person enjoyed (I had to buy my girlfriend food once we reached the city) and transportation (which was late) did not feel good value. I would not lay in so hard if the experience was cheaper as I would have less expectations.

This was an unbelievable experience. The scenery was beautiful, the food was delicious, and the guide Yuneun was simply fantastic. I had never been horseback riding before and had a great time. My girlfriend had a wonderful time as well. Yuneun's love for his horses and joy of riding has made this more than a business. His passion comes through in his conversations and interactions with you and the animals. We felt like we were visiting an old friend more than just having a tour guide. The setting was intimate and we were at ease the whole time because Yuneun takes care of the whole trip. Service is spotty and having someone arrange all the transportation and travel with you from start to finish makes the trip even more relaxing. The ride was the perfect length of time. You can tell the horses were well taken care of and we'll trained. By the end of the ride I felt a connection to the horse and I can see why horseback riding can become a way of life. It was a really special day. Words fail to convey what your eyes will see. Vast stretches of brush, cacti, and flowers paint the foreground as the mountains rise up majestically against the blue sky. There is a raw beauty that you need to be immersed in and consumed by in order to know it. Throw your phone away and feel like you are one with the horse and nature. The story of the day cannot be told without mentioning the food. Before the ride you are served a big plate of quesadillas with a spicy tasty salsa and creamy smooth guacamole. Afterwards you are served an authentic barbecue cooked up in the mountains just for you. The meats were divine, juicy, buttery treats that melted in your mouth. Grilled Chorizo, cactus, and delightful avacdo salad finished off the meal. Each and every bite was perfect. It's felt like a home cooked meal made by your sweet grandmother who taught your mom how to cook. If this were a restaurant in Boston it would be the talk of the town.

We had a great day riding horses in the outskirts of Mexico City. We had an amazing view of the mountains and volcanoes. The weather was fresh, the food was delicious and all homemade. The guide was fully bilingual, professional, and the horses were in great condition. Everything was top-notch!