Need to know
Rooms
18.
Check–Out
Noon. Earliest check-in, 3pm.
More details
Rates usually include breakfast.
Also
There are ramps between the lobby, bedrooms and pool, along with some specially adapted rooms for disabled guests.
At the hotel
Free WiFi throughout, bicycles to borrow, board games and library. In rooms: free bottled water, air-conditioning, beach towels and flip-flops, and sustainable bath products from Mérida.
Our favourite rooms
For a modern take on Mayan construction, book a Tree Top Loft and marvel at the traditional palapa roof (as well as the view of the jungle canopies from your Tarzan-approved balcony).
Poolside
There are three outdoor pools, including one for families, plus one at the spa.
Spa
Rituals take place all over the hotel, not only at the spa, but you can be sure of some especially good enlightenment here, especially if you’re booked in for the traditional temazcal (an ‘ancient steam lodge’). You’ll also be able to sign up for cacao ceremonies, tarot readings and skin treatments performed with crystals, and there’s a treatment room with twin bath tubs for couples.
Packing tips
Claim back some of your baggage allowance by leaving the books behind and browsing the hotel’s impeccably stocked library instead.
Also
In case you weren’t feeling creative/relaxed/inspired (or whatever you’ve checked in to this wellness sanctuary to achieve) enough, head to the Nest, where you can join a yoga class, film night, discussion or workshop.
Children
In order to keep the noise levels monastic, the hotel only welcomes kids aged six and up.
Sustainability efforts
The bath products in the bedrooms are locally sourced, low on chemicals, vegan-friendly and refillable; the construction used wood from the region and reforestation measures were taken; and purified water takes the place of plastic bottles throughout the property. Staff also keep watch for unattended air-con, ready to turn it off if it’s left on accidentally all day.