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Campeche Hotels | ||
| Hacienda Puerta Campeche WE LIKE: Small intimate feel; superb pool; excellent seafood menu Located in Campeche this 17th century hacienda has been carefully and sympathetically restored to its former glory. Many of the hacienda's original features are still evident, from its thick stone walls to the beautifully tiled floors. With just 16 rooms, the hotel feels small and intimate, more like a grand home than a hotel. With every luxury to pamper guests, from its excellent restaurant to the unique swimming pool, it's a great place relax and unwind. The decor and furnishing of the guest rooms is elegant and lavish, reflecting the opulence and style of the hacienda's heyday. Rooms from $222 US Dollars
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| Hacienda Uayamon WE LIKE: Good base for sightseeing; spectacular pool; charming rooms; The majority of Uayamon's twelve rooms are individual houses on a tree-lined road, originally built for the elite of the hacienda staff in the 19th century. Each Colonial Villa has a spacious air-conditioned bedroom with writing desk and satellite TV, a large bathroom and a terrace overlooking the jungle gardens. High beamed ceilings and mahogany furniture echo the opulence of the hacienda's apogee. Rooms from $280 US Dollars
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Celestun Hotels | ||
| Eco Paraiso Xixim WE LIKE: Secluded location, virgin beaches, ecological resort Eco Paraiso Xixim is a perfect beach resort that is tranquil, ecologically sound, family-friendly, and close to some of the most spectacular attractions in the country. Rooms from $152 US Dollars
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Chichen Itza Hotels | ||
| Hacienda Chichen WE LIKE: Located in the grounds of Chichen Itza; charming rooms Located on the fringes of the Chichen Itza site, the Hacienda Chichen is a perfect base to explore this world-famous landmark. After a day exploring the ancient city, you can stroll back to your air-conditioned room or take a refreshing dip in the Hacienda's large swimming pool. In the evening, enjoy a lingering meal in the original 16th Century Casco or main house before taking in the Sound and Light show at the ruins. Rooms from $120 US Dollars
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| Mayaland coming soon! WE LIKE: Good facilities, located direclty next to the archaeological site The Hotel Mayaland is located just by the main entrance gates to the archaeological site of Chichen Itza. The hotel is set in over one hundred acres of tropical forest. Pretty thatched roof bungalows are dotted through the grounds. Rooms although like traditional Mayan Houses have many modern amenities including air-conditioning, satellite TV and mini bars. Other rooms are arranged through the original hotel building which was the first hotel constructed at Chichen Itza in 1923. All rooms feature beautiful mahogany woodwork, hand-carved furniture and beautiful stained glass windows. The hotel has several restaurants, three swimming pools, tennis courts and hiking trails. Rooms from $98 US Dollars
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Isla Holbox Hotels | ||
| Villas Delfines WE LIKE: Tranquility; nature activities; huge natural beach The little island of Holbox is about three hours from Cancun but the journey is worthwhile, for at the end you'll find Villas Delfines, an enclave of thatched-roof casitas by a wide and deserted beach, a natural paradise and a perfect escape from the crowds. It's a great destination for fishing and bird watching, and the hotel offers some excellent excursions. The enchanting casitas, with their huge terraces and hammocks, are idyllic tropical hideaway cottages and they're also big enough to accommodate a family with two or three children - kids will love the huge beach with its powder soft sand scattered with seashells. Rooms from $90 US Dollars
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Merida Hotels | ||
| Hotel Caribe WE LIKE: Central location; colonial architecture; good value Entering the lobby of the Hotel Caribe from Parque Hidalgo, you cannot fail to be impressed by the colonial warmth of the arches and colonnades rising above gleaming black and white tiled floors. The courtyard has shady walkways on each of the three floors and houses terracotta potted plants and pleasant seating areas. Guest rooms are pretty and functional, but the main advantage is the excellent location, one block from the main square and with good views of the cathedral from its small rooftop sun terrace. Rooms from $49 US Dollars
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| Casa del Balam WE LIKE: Swimming pool; tropical courtyard; friendly service The Casa del Balam has all the expected advantages of a great location, plus a few pleasant surprises. The central courtyard is a tropical delight and the ground floor swimming pool is unusually large for a traditional city hotel. Both spots are perfect retreats from Merida's sweltering summers. We love the big, bright rooms with windows overlooking the University buildings and filled with afternoon sunlight. If you can, try to book one of the three master suites in the oldest section of the mansion - you'll be rewarded by huge rooms, balconies and terraces, plus more character than you'll find anywhere else in town. Rooms from $64 US Dollars
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| Hacienda San Jose WE LIKE: Sumptuous guest rooms; beautiful gardens; excellent service With just fifteen sumptuous guest rooms, the Hacienda San Jose offers guests the chance to experience the lavish lifestyle of the henequen lords. The Hacienda is ideally situated close to Chichen Itza and many other of the "must-sees" of the Yucatan, yet also offers guests the chance to lighten their sightseeing trip with a little indulgent relaxation. Rooms from $280 US Dollars
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| Hacienda Xcanatun WE LIKE: Excellent spa and pool; tranquil but close to town The Hacienda Xcanatun fills you with a sense of history of the days of henequen production. This hotel has skillfully combined the traditional with the opulent, with the result that in staying here guests feel completely spoilt and pampered, whilst still getting a feel for the history of this part of Mexico. All rooms are equally comfortable, carefully and beautifully decorated, and have such exquisite attention to detail that it's very unlikely you will want for anything whilst staying here. Rooms from $245 US Dollars
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| Mision de Fray Diego WE LIKE: Historical building; beautiful rooms; friendly atmosphere This 17th century colonial building is without doubt a very special place, and a real treasure right in the heart of Merida. Whether you choose one of the beautifully decorated and maintained Standard rooms, the unique Special Class room or even an exquisite Suite - you'll be enchanted by this hotel's charms. Rooms from $96 US Dollars
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| Villa at Merida WE LIKE: Beautifully stylish rooms; good location; personal service A luxurious refuge in the heart of the city; this indulgent hotel with a large swimming pool, shady gardens with sun loungers, attentive service and atmospheric guest rooms makes a perfect base to explore the city of Merida. Every room is gracefully furnished in the style of the henequen haciendas, and many rooms boast soaring ceilings and the original tiled floors of the century-old mansion. Luxurious bed linens, efficient air-conditioning, free local telephone calls and airport transfers, plus the attentive, personal service are just some of the small touches that make a stay here extra special. Rooms from $235 US Dollars
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Uxmal Hotels | ||
| Hacienda Santa Rosa WE LIKE: Good for sightseeing; luxurious rooms; friendly atmosphere The Hacienda Santa Rosa is a true haven for those intent on seeing the very best that the Yucatan has to offer. We particularly like the intimacy and serenity of the Santa Rosa. A visit here is rather like staying with friends - the welcome is warm and sincere and it's fun to watch the daily activity around this rather grand house. Rooms offer glorious oversized bathrooms, soaring ceilings - some more than twenty feet high - and enormous, heavy doors that lend so much to the atmosphere. Some original floor tiles also remain, and the rough walls have been repainted in typically Mexican yellows, oranges and blues. Rooms from $280 US Dollars
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| Hacienda Temozon WE LIKE: Historical rooms; grand estate; excellent tours; Temozon is a grand and formal hacienda estate. Its exquisitely furnished reception rooms and guest quarters offer visitors a real taste of the affluent lifestyle enjoyed by the lords of sisal during the early 19th century. The location is ideal, being in the heart of the Mayan countryside and at the gateway to the stunning Puuc sites of Uxmal and Kabah. Much of the original decor has been preserved, from the intricately decorated floor tiles (imported from Italy on board the returning sisal boats) to the picturesque red and yellow mineral pigments used to color the stucco walls. Rooms from $280 US Dollars
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| Hacienda Uxmal WE LIKE: Convenient location; swimming pool A comfortable and attractive destination that makes an excellent location for exploring the spectacular ruins at Uxmal. The restaurant serves good food, both local and international, and service is always with a smile. If you're lucky you can often hear the mariachis gently serenading diners and this gives the place a wonderful ambiance. Rooms from $98 US Dollars
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Valladolid Hotels | ||
| Meson del Marques WE LIKE: Close to Chichen Itza but without the crowds; good food Strolling into town is easy from this charming, centrally-located hotel and Valladolid also makes an excellent base for exploration of the archaeological sites and natural treasures of the Yucatan. The restaurant is excellent too. Many guests are pleasantly surprised by the amenities - including cable TV and telephones in all the rooms; and bidets and tubs in some of the roomy suites. The enticing swimming pool is also a real delight. Rooms from $53 US Dollars
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