We loved the relaxed town of Valladolid. Very true mexico. Services were great, the people were friendly and helpful. I would come here again. . .

Our itinerary precluded a stop but really wish it hadn't. This is a really interesting looking small colonial town. Don't make my mistake, spend some time here if you can.

Valladolid is a charming little city. Plenty of amenities, good food, shopping and great people-watching from the many plazas. The city is close to several great sites like Ak Bamal, Chichen Itza and some great cenotes. Definitely make this a three day stay, if you have the time.

Small city/town. Safe, we walk everywhere, great cultural experiences, delicious food. Stayed again at Casa Hamaca Guesthouse.

If you're only in the Yucatan for a couple days and have never been, it's a good visit. Close to lots of sites. If you spend a lot of time in Mexico and know the 'pueblo magico' program, it's a good one, though not the best, and though certainly pretty is light on things to do. Probably selected because of... More

Great place to walk around, try some yucatecan food or just watch as time goes by. Lots to see, to do and amazing places to visit nearby.

If you are staying in Cancun (like we were), then it is not far, just 2 or 3 hours (depends on the kind of bus). Travel agencies offer a visit of this city, but they usually stop there just for 30 minutes during the returning journey from Chichen Itza. It ´s not enough, and Villadolid requires more – several great... More

This little city offers a few nice cenotes right in town or close to it and an archeological Ek-balam small but nice and easily accessable from town. The colonial city has many nice buildings, courtyards and colours to please the eye and make your walk around very enjoyable.

This town has lots to do, see and eat. We recommend spending a couple of days here wandering around. There are great places to eat traditional Mayan food. People are very friend and offer good service for the most part.