Search Castles in Chichen Itza

"An oasis of calm with food."

"The bathroom was not clean all around the toilet. The room had spiders, a few bugs in the bed and on the floor. The pool in front the rooms was closed for cleaning. The menu was very poor for dîner but the soup was delicious. The breakfast had eggs and ham only, instant coffee and no fruits and yogourt. Not a good expérience. The place look abandoned by the owner. "

"Very clean and well kept hotel. I believe it is 2 years old (2026), so this hotel is pretty new. Only thing is that there is no breakfast or nearby places to eat. You would have to drive to the nearest Pueblo to find a restaurant. Although It has its own in-house restaurant. Great food served with great prices. Good place to stay for 1 or 2 nights while you visit chichen itza."

"The rooms were clean and comfortable. The bathrooms were big. We loved sitting by the outdoor pool, listening to the birds and swimming. We felt like we were in an oasis. The breakfast was excellent. The hotel is also very close to Chichen Itza. It has secure parking on site."

"Bathroom got clogged easily but this is apparently a problem in all the hotels I stayed at in Mexico. The staff were quick to fix it. Becareful walkkng/running on the floor tiles after you exit the pool because I slipped just by walking. It’s a beautiful villa and close to Chichén itza See my video walk thru at night: https://youtube.com/shorts/sHQYpqgSZr0?si=o9Y0N2oImAMW_PVL "

"We loved this place. Our host was super entertaining and the breakfast he made us each morning was sensational. We loved the jungle garden setting (toucans in the trees!)"

"The room was big , and very basic but for what we wanted, it was okay. It’s not far to walk to the main road where there are restaurants. We were able to park the car behind the gates two of the three nights that we were there , which helped. "

"Amazing location you can walk to Chichén itza. Staff was extremely friendly. Would for sure recommend to anyone who need a place to stay near Chichén itza. "

"No hot tub"