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• Villas Arqueologicas Chichen Itza
  "Great colonial hotel set in the jungle!"
  "Just few minutes from Chichen Itza, this is a great hotel with colonial look surrounded by jungle and tall trees full of birds. We jumped into the swimming pool even thought it was raining. Staff was friendly and helpful. Restaurant offers great food for reasonable prices ... only the serv..."ice was somewhat slower. It is actually a chain hotel, they have another one at Uxmal, Teotihuacan and Cholula. They are all similar. " More >
• Hotel Dolores Alba Chichen
  "Excellent choice for overnight stay between Ek Balam and Chichen Itza"
  "If you travel on your own and need a stay between visits to Ek Balam and Chichen Itza this is the place. Maybe old, not highest standard of equipment, but this is a place for one or two nights to get quick access to attractions arround. And for that it is excellent. Fantastic location, easy to find,..." great people providing good service and taking care of you, good food and nice rest after a tiring day at one of the pools. Very good price to value ratio. " More >
• Hacienda Chichen & Yaxkin Spa
  "Best place to stay at Chichen Itza"
  "Hacienda Chichen Itza is a beautiful property located immediately adjacent to the Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza, allowing visitors early morning access to the archaeological zone before the hordes of tourists arrive from Cancun. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and tranquil. The staff is very atte..."ntive. Live music from a folklore trio every evening at dinner time enhances the experience. There is a shop that benefits a local foundation that aids the local population, and they would welcome you to bring toys, children's vitamins, educational materials, and toiletries (e.g., toothbrushes and toothpaste). If you get to the archaeolgoical zone early, look for an older gentleman who is a guide (I forget his name). He is a polyglot scholar with a photographic memory of the scholarship regarding the site and worth every penny of his reasonable fee for a two or three hour tour of the site. " More >