We have just returned from our trip to the Yucatan Peninsula, where we stayed at Hacienda Temozon for three absolutely magnificent days. The service was absolutely fabulous, so were the beautifully restored buildings and the excellent (and rather inexpensive) original Mexican food. We did not encounter the "bug- and language-problems" mentioned by other reviewers: We did notice the bug repellant spray in our room, but didn't need to use it once during our three-night stay. The manager of the hotel spoke english perfectly (and spanish too by the way; we heard he comes from Hungary) and so did the staff at reception and in the restaurant. Enjoy the pool in the beautiful garden while watching the peacocks and drinking a fruity cocktail. All in all it was one of the most exclusive, secluded, romantic places I have been to and would recommend it from the spot!

We stayed 24 enchanting hours in beautiful Hacienda Temozon. Everything into the tiniest detail was perfect, considering service as well as interior decoration and atmosphere!
Could have stayed forever.

As we learned from a hacienda owner, Temozon was one of the best haciendas in Yucatan... that was may be true when they built it, but now it really needs some renovations, it's quite dirty (when I opened the window I saw like 2 cm of dead flies...) and some of the furniture is in a really poor condition. In our room we saw one lizard and one huge millipede... I mean it's not catastrophical, but for 300 USD per night it's a lot too much, for a third of the price it would be a great deal, but not at the full price. Not to mention that no one speaks one word of English there; we asked if it was possible to send postcards, paid for the stamps (4 weeks ago) and still didn't receive the postcards (although the ones we posted 1 week later in another hotel already arrived...).

If you want to experience a really great hacienda, go to Uayamon (which is managed by the same group : Plan), there it's really magic and really worth the money.

I stayed at Hacienda Temozon in October of 2004 for two nights of which I slept none. It is a magical and romantic place, but it all ends when you go to bed at night. There were all kinds of bugs crawling down from the wall. During both nights I killed a lizard, centipide, and two big spiders, one of which was of a red color and on top of my bed!!! The hotel is apparently aware of the problem as they give you repellent and insecticide along with your toiletries in the room. My friend stayed at "Cuarto del Patron" (Boss' Room) which is their main suite and it comes with a private pool, but some very loud frogs hang out there at night. So she too couldn't sleep. I also saw a bat flying through the restaurant both nights. I do have to say that the Hotel's service is superb and so is the decor. The rustic, Mexican construction of the 16th century has been well preserved with clay tile roof, adobe walls and rustic wood doors--I guess that explains the lack of insulation on the ceiling and frames of windows and doors and the bugs coming in at night. The A/C worked well and was silent. Also, the pool is breathtaking, and if you love Mexican food, you'll be very pleased as it is excellent and inexpensive for being a Starwood Resort. Try their guacamole dip and chips! Just make sure you go with your significant other as it is an incredibly romantic place. PS -- there are no TV's in the rooms!