If you want to see Chichen Itza without the mobs of tourists brought in by bus, book a room here and RELAX! Enjoy your meals on the beautiful outdoor terrace overlooking the center courtyard. Our bungalow was cozy and charming with a wonderful stone shower. Grab a guide (ask for Manuel!) early in the morning and spend time enjoying the... more

I had read that it is important to stay near Chichen Itza to be able to see the ruins early in the morning. That was the best advice I've we had. It is nice and cool in the morning and there really are no tourists there from 8:00 until about 10:30. So once you decide you are going to stay... more

Although this place is close to the ruins it is overpriced. The price for a basic room was close to $200 US did not include breakfast or admission to the ruins. The restaurant food is also overpriced for what you get and service was below average. A better option is to stay in Piste which is a short walk to... more

We stayed one night in June 07 and would stay again in a heartbeat. My husband and I traveled with our two sons, ages 7 and 9. First, the cons: Do NOT book and pay through their 'sister' website that accepts online payments. When it came time to check out, they had no record of us paying through that website.... more

We stayed at this place for a couple of nights during our honeymoon. It was definitely one of the highlights of our trip, despite some disappointments with the service. We loved our master room, very peaceful and quiet, in a lush green garden, warmly decorated and impeccably clean, with its own small terrace outside with chairs and a hammock. Undoubtedly,... more

If you would like to stay in an amazingly beautiful heritage property this is definitely for you. The main building is a 17th? century hacienda - redone in a most elegant impressive way, and contains the reception, dining/breakfast room, and fireplace TVroom. If you can believe this - the womens bathroom is the most beautiful partial outdoor amenity I have... more

We stayed at the hacienda Chichen for one night in Feb. The gardens are beautiful and the main lobby/dining area is set in an old hacienda. We had dinner there and enjoyed the setting. We were able to dine outside overlooking the gardens. The room we booked was supposed to be a queen honeymoon room but we ended up in... more

First let me tell you our reference point. I am accustomed to the Lonely Planet type of accommodations as well as to four stars European hotels. My friend travels in 4-5 stars hotels exclusively. We agreed that the $300 room charge [including the 17% tax] at the Hacienda could have been a reasonable price to pay. We both loved the... more

We loved our recent 2 night stay at Hacienda Chichen. The room in the lush green grounds was spotless, well decorated, cool. It had a patio with chairs and a hammock. We spent some quiet hours at the pool and also each had a hot stone back massage which we would highly recommend. The hotel organised a guide to take... more