Hacienda Chichen Resort & Yaxkin Spa

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The best hotel, 5 stars in everything. And the convenience of being so close to the pyramids is priceless.

Is beautiful. We loved being there. Thank you!

Fabulous setting in the jungle , a beautiful sanctuary. The food was fresh and flavoursome. The pool was a perfect size and temperature for an afternoon swim in the rain. The turtles were cute and hungry. The manager was exceptionally knowledgeable and his English was clear and concise. A pleasure to have a discussion with. We booked the 90 minute spa session and were disappointed. The treatment price was top dollar anywhere in the world, and the service did not even come close to value for money. A few strokes and some body product painted on covered with leaves. The girls were chatting and giggling for at least 10 minutes of the treatment. We lost our vibe due to the distraction. We would stay again however do not recommend the spa until the owner invests in training. One other thing, we think the water in the room should not be charged for.

Prime location, beautiful spaces, helpful staff, and comfortable mattress. Spa services unique and fulfilling, food delicious and not overpriced. Overall would stay again. What they don’t tell you up front is that you can’t bring any outside food or beverages, and this includes bottled water and leftovers from restaurants. I understand they want you to get drinks from the bar and food from the restaurant, and all their tap water is drinkable. However, there’s a small fridge in the room and you can’t even cool down water to take on your day trips off the property. Luckily, they sell large bottles for only slightly more than the grocery store and we convinced them to freeze the water we bought from them in their freezer so that it stays cold longer during the hot and humid day.

An oasis of calm with food.

Place is beautiful Restaurant a little pricey but good

The setting is genuinely remarkable — colonial architecture wrapped in dense jungle gardens, with a beautiful pool and staff attentive enough to pull you aside and show you a nesting owl. That kind of place-specific magic is hard to manufacture. But the experience has real rough edges. The rooms feel dated relative to the price point, and the walls are thin enough that you'll know your neighbors intimately. More frustrating: several sources still describe direct access to the Chichen Itza archaeological zone, which no longer exists — worth knowing before you book. Small operational failures compounded this: taxis requested but not followed through on, and notices about outside food and drink posted with a tone that doesn't match a property at this price tier. The restaurant leans expensive, particularly for wine, which matters more here than it would in town given how far you are from alternatives. The birdwatching program looks excellent, but was booked for the time that worked for us. Book early or confirm availability on arrival. Thin walls, but rooms are spotlessly clean. If the grounds and atmosphere are your priority, you'll find them here. Come with adjusted expectations on the rest.

Adrian at the front desk was exceptionally helpful and friendly! He got us a guide for Chichen Itza the evening before spring equinox, and arranged an early breakfast on our departure day. The grounds are really lovely, next time we will book a bird watching guide!

Beautiful spa like restful hotel - colonial style and one we’ve already stayed at and will come again. Gorgeous food too

This property is stunning, the gardens are beautiful, everything is clean and the staff are very attentive.