Mayaland Hotel & Bungalows

Great location for checking out Chichén Itzá early in the morning before tourist and vendors arrive, and before it gets too hot. Bar and restaurants are nice but a little pricey.

This place is amazing, has a very good energy and it was very very relaxing for me to spend here a few days. I loved everything, from the drinks (margaritas - on the rocks, u know it! ❤️) the food and the service! Top! Highly recommend

If your visiting Chichen Itza this is the place to stay. This has to be the best hotel I have ever visited. The staff there were always smiling and fantastic. The rooms were spacious and the bathroom was very nice. The best part is you could WALK from your room to chichen itza. From the hotel you could see ancient Mayan structures and have a walking path to visit many of them. I stopped by here as a last minute choice and it was the best accident I have ever made. Multiple beautiful pools, a observatory, tons of rooms, fantastic restaurant and bars. Not to mention there was a peacock walking around! The hotel was very close to a popular cenote which was also fantastic. This place was massive and felt very tropical and classically mexican. If you're looking for a hotel in the Chichen Itza area, do not hesitate to go here. It may be the best experience of your life!

This is like camping experience. If you like camping with all nature sounds and neighbors sounds then you will love it. Small beds and mosquito nets even smaller. Mosquito nets Are rounded around the small bed making the area even smaller. Very friendly staff. Disappointed on the late night restaurant food portions small and plain flavor. Bring your earplugs. Really small. TV. With 3 channels. And not wifi in the room. Water in the pool are really cold.

Great location but a bit secluded. (3 hours from Cancún and we paid like $300 for the hotel to arrange transportation to/ from the airport for us). The entrance to the resort is guarded with a gunman like any apartment complex/ resort in the peninsula. The staff was INCREDIBLE though (but remember to bring extra to tip ALL of your staff). We did the Chichén Itzá tour and met with a shaman in his home (which the latter wouldn’t be possible without my Spanish because he HARDLY knew English). Whatever you may be interested in I suggest just asking/ calling the hotel about and they would be more than happy to help you. Great food, great people.