Dancing in the courtyard, delicious buffet and nice shop. also the evening and breakfast restaurants good good. the room with Jacuzzi and view to Jungle is James Bond. We had the best time ever! Spacious rooms, beautifully decorated, right near the ruins of the historical place.

In our many trips to Chichen Itza, we always longed to stay at Mayaland. The building and the grounds look so inviting, and the location right at the entrance of the ruins can't be beat. But when we've walked in and looked at the posted prices, our hearts sank - very pricy and beyond our reach. Fast forward to now,... More

My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights. This is a beautiful hotel with a lot of history associated with it. You can see the Mayan Observatory from the entrance to the hotel and from other corners of the hotel and grounds. We ate dinner at the restaurant one evening and could view the observatory at the end of... More

We only stayed one night, but it was a great place to stay. We walked only a few feet to the entrance to Chichen Itza. We stayed in one of the bungalows, Wow they are gorgeous, spacious, clean and very relaxing with a whirlpool tub and a hammock on the deck. The food at the restaurant was AMAZING! The staff... More

We stayed at the Hotel & Bungalows Mayaland for 3 nights in one of their Superior Rooms. The room was very spacious with a huge bathroom (and a huge tub). The water pressure was a little weak, and the hot water came and went. However, the reason to stay here is for the incredible convenience of being right next door... More

We stayed for one night, we booked a standard room but were upgraded to a bungalow as we were on honeymoon. The room was really lovely, with a whirlpool bath, very spacious and beautifully decorated. It was set in the gardens next to a swimming pool, with a veranda with a hammock, so it would have been a lovely place... More

What a lovely hotel in an amazing old town, it reminds me of some of the old colonial hotels around the world, from the outfits of the staff to the way you are welcomed. The restaurant, bar, the grounds were all excellent but the most amazing is the three minute walk into Chichen Itza and wow. If you are ever... More

We stayed her one night just thinking it would be a place to crash so we could hit the ruins early the next day and we ended up not wanting to leave. It was a nice, quiet, pretty, relaxing spot. The location was perfect. We met our private ruins guide, which the front desk help us get, in the lobby... More

The location of the hotel is really close to the ruins which allows you to go in from a private entrance, and since the site opens at 8am you get to tour CI alone! I have managed to get a few pictures with just my family and the pyramid at the background (no tourists in the background) Plus we had... More