Our family of 4 stayed here for one night. The room was clean, but very dated and as the reviewer HeadedOut stated, the beds were extremely uncomfortable. Our room smelled of mothballs. I thought the hotel was good enough (considering the modest price) for a one night stay in order to visit the ruins -- I think my husband and... More

Stayed one night and that was enough. Between the booming doors in the echoing hallways and the wood-hard beds, this establishment is not somewhere we will visit again. True, you get what you pay for, but in this case we got more than for what we bargained, i.e., noisy hallways, a rattling aircon, etc. It does have a large, clean... More

Good location! Clean! And the buffet was delicious! More

We stayed there for one night only (fortunately) and the visit to Chichen Itza was the good experience of the trip, not this hotel. The rooms were ok but the bathroom was filthy. There was not hot water (not even warm) for the shower in the evening and the air conditioning was so noisy that we had to switch it... More

motel style rooms, opened on to the pool/restaurant/lobby area, so quite nosiy and echoey. not the cleanest place i have stayed in. breakfast gets 10/10 for quantity, doesn't score so well for quality. right on the main square so excellent location, and private, safe parking under the building. More

This is a great, centrally located cheapie right on the main square. Check your expectations -- it's $45 a night with breakfast included. Somehow, even with the small, pastel painted rooms, it's a charming spot. The hotel was very clean, breakfast was tasty and plentiful. The courtyard/restaurant does get a bit loud -- we were in an interior room on... More

The only dock on this place were that the rooms are a Tad worn and not super quiet. However the excellent location, price, and *breakfast* more than made up for it. We were there to see the region and it was an excellent home base. I didn't think I would like this place but we took a chance because of... More

Historians and tourists - If you are here to visit an ancient ruin, a colonial city, or whatever - do not overlook this flashback to Valladolid's splendor in the early 70's. Grandeur and imagination ruled when this hotel was designed-- fusing mid-century glamour with respect for its context. Ascend her cascading stairs, swim her overgerous pool, relax in her splendid... More

Stayed here for one night between Tulum and Cancun - just to visit Chichen Itza and see some of the Yucatan inland on our way. Perfect - and very cheap hotel for this purpose. Rooms a bit worn, breakfast not much to brag about, but very friendly and helpful staff. Location: 3 min. walk from the bus station, right next... More