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Combines renovated 18th-century hacienda buildings with contemporary Mexican design by Paulina Morán. Each 1,700 sq ft Casita features original 19th-century walls from the working hacienda, natural stone floors, locally crafted textiles, hand-carved wooden furnishings, and intricate tilework. Winner of the Prix Versailles for architecture. Seamlessly integrates indoor-outdoor living with private terraces, pools, and a connection to the surrounding jungle.

Chablé has 40 rooms, 36 Casitas, three villas, and a presidential villa.

Chablé's culinary offerings are as extensive as its beauty. The Ixi'im restaurant, helmed by chef Luis Ronzón, pays homage to the region's traditional flavors, highlighting their unique characteristics. For an even more authentic Mexican touch, Ixi'im boasts one of the world's most comprehensive tequila collections, comprising 3,435 bottles. These range from special vintage editions by José Cuervo to bottles adorned by Rufino Tamayo.

Staying here is synonymous with immersing yourself in the local culture, while relaxing and enjoying the pools in the middle of the jungle. Chablé is a pet-friendly accommodation.

Chablé has two certifications that endorse its sustainable practices: EarthCheck Award (2019) and Green Key Award (2021).

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Your reservation includes: a wellness program featuring traditional yoga and Mayan healing. An outdoor tennis court, a spa with shamanic experiences, cooking classes, a library, an art collection, a 24-hour concierge service, a service lounge, and a conference room.

You can make your reservation directly on their official website. They always have promotions, and the best prices are guaranteed.

Over 100 years of history preserved in a restored mansion blending traditional Yucatecan architecture with contemporary design. Features dramatic arched windows, period oil paintings, contemporary ceiling sculptures, high ceilings, long corridors surrounded by imposing trees, and lush tropical gardens. Each room is uniquely decorated with Mexican artisan works, macramé, palm crafts, and local artwork, creating an art gallery atmosphere.

Künük has 13 rooms, a swimming pool surrounded by native plants, and a garden that invites you to reconnect with nature through its ferns, palms, water lilies, and birdsong. The restaurant pays homage to the flavors of the region and uses fresh ingredients harvested from its organic garden. The bar offers traditional cocktails and Xtabentún, a Mayan liquor typical of the region.

One of the guests' favorite amenities is the Nespresso coffee machine in every room.

Here, pets are not allowed.

The hotel does not have official sustainability certifications; however, it is committed to the environment. They have a wastewater treatment plant, work with local artisans, and have a rainwater harvesting system. The floors are made of handmade cement tiles and permeable paving that allows water to return to the water table.

You can make the reservation directly on their official website.

Historic 16th-century hacienda featuring Colonial Spanish architecture built with ancient stones from nearby Mayan ruins. Main house (Casa Principal) dates from the 16th century.

Individual cottages named after famous archaeologists who stayed during early 20th-century Chichén Itzá excavations led by Sylvanus Morley for the Carnegie Institute.

Rooms feature colonial-style design with Mayan cultural elements, colonial tiles, hand-woven bedspreads, and local fauna/flora artwork. Spaciously distributed throughout botanical gardens, providing privacy andan intimate connection with nature. Original historic walls preserved in structures like Sikar Bar (former foreman's home).

This accommodation is pet-friendly, and some rooms are specially designed to welcome them.

Hacienda Chichén offers exclusive services to its guests. These include a spa with holistic Mayan healing therapies and hot stone massages, a restaurant serving organic Mayan cuisine, a bar, a library, a swimming pool, a private wedding chapel, and personalized wellness programs. As a bonus, guests have exclusive access to the Chichén Itzá ruins before other visitors.

Hacienda Chichén holds three certifications:

Some of the sustainable practices that earned them these certificates include waste management, recycling construction materials, wastewater treatment, BioProtect 500 antimicrobial protection treatment, preservation of the flora and fauna of the Mayan jungle, and reforestation and wildlife conservation on a 200-hectare private reserve.

You can make the reservation directly on their official website.