This bungalow complex is a 5-minute drive from the Chichen Itza Ruins. It features 2 outdoor pools and is 10 minutes’ walk from Ik Kil Cenote, a sacred natural pool with waterfalls.
paul
United States
The main pool was closed so that was sad but the other pool is nice
Set in Chichén-Itzá, 1.9 km from Chichen Itza, Hotel Puerta Chichen offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
This luxury hotel offers spacious accommodation, nestled in the incredible Chichen Itza archaeological site. It is surrounded by a lush natural environment filled with exotic wildlife.
Lisa
Netherlands
Friendly staff, great quiet location, comfy bed, delicious food.
Situated in Chichén-Itzá, 3.6 km from Chichen Itza, CASA VICTORIA features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Situated on the main street of the charming village of Pisté, this renovated colonial-style hotel is less than 1.5 km from the famous Chichen Itza ruins.
Suthan
Jersey
The Breakfast was excellent and the staff at breakfast were very accommodating to our 3 year old daughter who was not having a good morning
34 km from Chichen Itza in Chichén-Itzá, El Encanto - Hotel Boutique provides accommodation with access to spa facilities, wellness packages and beauty services.
Located in Pisté in the Yucatán region, Hostal y Temazcal Guemez features a garden. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Mary JANE
New Zealand
I like the Mum who manages the place very sweet.
Cooking facilities cold water and fridge
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Get there early and head to the Osuary complex so you can...
Get there early and head to the Osuary complex so you can have it all to yourself. Most people go the other way. The night show was cool, but not required, the daytime is a requirement for every explorer!
Douglas
United States
10
Scored 10
Stay in Valladolid and drive-- or better yet stay in Piste-...
Stay in Valladolid and drive-- or better yet stay in Piste- and walk to the ruins and get there when they open at 8am. On the Sunday morning we arrived at 830am, there were less than 25 people that we could see-- total-- and no vendors yet. Our photos of the main pyramids have literally zero other people in the background, and we saw lots of colorful birds and enjoyed the empty grounds.
By the time we left at 11:30am, there were 3 or 4 thousand people there, mostly arriving on tour buses from Cancun, and the vendors were aggressive and noisy and it was less appealing of a destination. YES get there as early as possible.
Jeffrey
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
Always impressive to visit but too crowded and touristy the...
Always impressive to visit but too crowded and touristy the last couple of times. The parking lot was only available for tour vans and buses so struggled outside to find a parking spot. Had to walk 600 meters to get to the ticket booth. Next time I'd go as early as they open to avoid crowds, heat and parking issues.
Aaron
United Kingdom
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Scored 8.0
Chichen Itza is amazing!
Chichen Itza is amazing! Well worth suffering the heat and bugsI (even in February)
There are lots of vendors selling their wares. I've read that they are not usually handmade, which would explain why so many things were only ONE Dollar! Heard someone say not to buy wooden masks etc as they would not pass customs.
Bring: hat, bug spray, sunblock, water.
C.I. is very isolated. There are tour buses that take you from Cancun to CI.
It's a full day and usually about $120 dollars. Be careful not to confuse dollars and mexican pesos. At this time the peso is about 20 cents so 100 pesos is $5 dollars. I recommend bringing a debit card and some mexican $. ( Can be purchased beforehand at AAA)
Wear sturdy closed toe shoes as it is very dusty and rocky. No stairs, however. If you take a tour, they will feed you lunch about 2 pm. Bring snacks if you are accustomed to eating lunch earlier.
Be on top of your email and messages as the tour originally said they would pick me up at my hotel, but changed to another hotel the day prior to the tour.
If you don't take a tour, I would rent a car. Bus and taxi connections aren't the best. I took a taxi from Mayalands hotel to Valladodid for about $35. Then I took a bus to Cancun central bus station, then a taxi to the airport. I spent about $75 and it took the better part of the day.
Taxi's from Mayalands to the airport run about $200 US.
BTW, the tour takes you to a cenote where you can swim. Bring your suit and a towel, plus water shoes. The trek at ILKIL was about 100 stairs and slippery.
One last thing, as of February 2022, one must wear a mask in Mexico ALL THE TIME.
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Ginger's Mom
United States
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Scored 8.0
It’s definitely worth it booking a tour guide as there’s so...
It’s definitely worth it booking a tour guide as there’s so many details that need to be pointed out in order to appreciate the experience. Though most guides seemed to be asking for 900 pesos, which felt too steep. So we were actually very lucky to find a guide called Miguel who goes around in a little car (as he’s disabled), who charged us 500 pesos and gave us an amazing tour.
Also, you’ll find there’s LOTS of art & souvenirs for sale, and they’ll quote you double the price if you can’t speak Spanish… so I’d suggest waiting until the end and buying whatever you like after you’ve seen all the stalls and haggle!
Ori07
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
This ancient Mayan ruin is well preserved and maintained.
This ancient Mayan ruin is well preserved and maintained. Kukulcan is amazing but you cannot access or climb it. Doing this ruin with a guide was essential as the experience would have been much less without the knowledge a guide has.
Great location and staff really helpful and friendly. Breakfast at 7am so you can get fed, then drive up to Chichen Itza in 5mins for the opening at 8am. Hotel check out is 12noon so plenty of time to see the sights, then come back for your bags, shower or just change of kit. Staff suggested this was good idea and although we were about 11.30am (so only 30mins to checkout) they said its fine, take the time you need. Breakfast was really good and included in our bill.
Bed was clean, comfy and aircon was working well, so that made us happy!
Huge room, nice pool. Friendly supportive staff. Dream-location near the temples, with the sounds of the jungle.
Restaurant appeared to be very good and we returned there even. We don't do that normally. Also, during the day
you can have lovely snacks/drinks at the pool which is great when you come back after some hours at Chichen Itza, which
is really nearby and you can be there, long before the crowds come. We loved it !
Nice clean rooms in older hotel. More like a motel with connected rooms opening to the outside. Good restaurant, simple good breakfast. Friendly helpful staff. Two clean swimming pools. It's in the jungle across from a Cenote, and ten minutes to the entrance to Chichen Itza. Only down side was low or no wifi in the room I had to use outdoor seating near the office.
The location is usually great to visit the ruins of Chichen Itza. The direct view of the mayan observatorium is breath taking. The hotel has it's own planetarium where they show a story about Mayan culture in english. The rooms are beautiful and the hotel has unique gardens. The hotel is almost 100 years old, it is classic but modern at the same time.
The hotel exceeded all our expectations. We were only gonna stay one night. And booked the hotel because of the location. Looking back, we could easily have stayed longer and spend more time at the pool.
The atmosphere was nice, the restaurant brilliant. Dinner and breakfast both great. Perfect location to go and see Chichen Itza.
The property has its own wild style, very authentic and with jungle atmosphere. Staff were very friendly and fouthcoming. Place has good location to reach Chichen Itza. And has no nearby neighbours - might be good for events (has enough open space for it).
This is a gorgeous, stylish hotel with a lot of history. The view from our room was incredible. Everything was clean and tidy and the food was excellent. The Chichen Itza tour guide organised by the hotel was knowledgeable, professional and friendly.
If you're going to Chichen Itza this is a great place that is pretty close but not tied up in hustle, bustle. Seemed super safe, (our car was behind a closed gate. The hosts were marvelous including the pet deer. The facilities were spotless.
The hotel is amazingly located very close to Chichen Itzá site. The staff was kinf and polite, the hotel is clean, the swimming pool very nice. Nice old hacienda with a tranquill vibe. Would definitely stay again.
Vanessa and Joel were fantastic. Short stoll into Piste. The room was perfect and the pool area was perfect for chill out time after morning at Chichen Itza. Superb and thank you!!!
Extremely helpful and efficient staff and very good and good value meals. Pool was a bonus in the afternoon heat. Advice on arranging visit to Chichén Itzá was also spot on!
Jungle location, room was very clean, good for wildlife photography! Decent enough food. Checking in / out was fine and smoothly handled. Great location for Chichen Itza.
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