When I arrived, the personal give me a room, and the air conditioner of the room 35 doesn´t work... so we have to move to another room , the room 10, great view, but I arrived at 1am and I was starving.... and the hotel don´t have room service... and we couldn´t find a restaurant near the hotel.. because it´s... More

The hotel location is very convenient to visit Palenque ruins. Rooms are big, with all amenities. Ask for a room far from the road as is tends to get noisy. Jungle sounds and mosquitos are very common, as in all the surrounding areas. Also animals called gutis, like large squirrels with no tail, run freely in the hotel. Food is... More

We loved our "casita" surrounded by nature. The rooms are spacious and clean, which I'm sure is difficult to achieve in such a humid climate. We went to sleep with the sound of the crickets and woke up to the sounds of the monkeys. The pools are a delight. We stayed in the casitas close to the little pool and... More

This place is tough to rate on Trip Advisor - it's somewhere between 'very good' and 'average' -- I guess 'good' it is. On the pro side, it's very close to the ruins and the setting is stunning; especially the grounds, the private cabins nestled in along the jungle edge and the spectacular pool which is very lovely. On the... More

Stayed here for 2 nights, visited the Palenque Archeological zone. After doing some research we decided to skip the town of Palenque all together and book two nights at this out of town resort, conveniently located on the road to the Arch. Zone. Reception. we had to wait for a moment, but for the rest the reception was adequate. We... More

Hotel Chan Kah (ruins) is nature in all of its splendor. 80% of the Chiapas rain forest has dissapeared. Rejoice in this lovely, naive, seventies style paradise. Skip Palenque village all together. In the mood for a five star French dinner in the middle of the jungle? "La Fuga". What about Italian food on a wooden deck among tree tops,... More

What follows is an excerpt from my journal. I was tired after a month of travelling and I needed a couple of days of peace in pleasant quiet. Chan Kah was expensive, even at off season rates - too expensive, I think, but worth it for me at the time. The downside is that although it is on the way... More

Quite a different experience to awake surrounded by jungle to the sound of howler monkeys and macaws in the trees and walk to breakfast with agouti and lizards scuttering across the path. Spacious casitas among the trees with large verandah, loads of storage space and all mod cons.(Just call reception if you have no remote cotrol for TV or aircon.... More

which did not damper our mood.I was very excited to stay in the forest.Due to the rain, we experienced few mosquitoes, but that the jungle right ? The casita is very well organized, so that when you come in, there is the sink and the location for the lauggage and rods to hang your clothes.Needless to say, due to high... More