Recently Reviewed Hotels around Ticul

Hotels in Ticul

• Posada el Jardin
  "Wonderful Hosts in Maya Country"
  "We stayed here while touring the Ruta Puuc and found it to be an excellent value. The room was less than $40.00 american, and had cable TV, AC, a ceiling fan, and two beds, both of which were reasonably comfortable. The room rate includes pan dulce and coffee in the morning. The host, Roman, took ..."us swimming in a cenote and a tour of two more cenotes as well as a fascinating abandoned hacienda from the colonial period. The AC was awesome - in fact, we got cold and had to turn it off. Everything was acceptably clean, and there was plenty of hot water. There is a pool, and a beautiful garden setting with interesting strangle trees. Both the Ruta Puuc adn Uxmal were conviently close and there is secure parking on the grounds. We will definitely stay here the next time we come to Yucatan! " More >
• Posada el Jardin
  "Quaint and rustic"
  "On first site from the road - I was slightly anxious when I saw this hotel. Driving into the courtyard, I wasn't reassured as we were greeted by a big pile of rubbish BUT although first impressions obviously do count, this is actually a very sweet place to stay. We wandered around looking for someon..."e and finally found the delightful owner who welcomed us and led us through a charming garden past a lovely pool to our room. It's basic but clean and the AC is good plus it's very good value for money. The grounds are a little run down and with a bit of work this place would be very charming but the friendliness of the host makes up for it. " More >
• Posada el Jardin
  "Quite the best day I spent in the Yucutan"
  "I have far and away the best memories of the Yucatan in the day I spent with the owner of this b and b. Roman and his mother are kindness in itself. I did not stay with them as I had foolishly booked into Merida but I saw their charming house and bedroom. His mother gave me the best breakfast I h..."ad in Mexico and Roman drove me up to Uxmal. Throughout he was so kind and well mannered and, thankfully, with a great sense of humour. My Spanish does not exist and his english at the time of writing is ? but with sign language we managed. Still if anyone speaks Spanish it is a must to spend one or two nights here when travelling through the Yucatan. " More >