This is my second time at this hotel. The first experience was not so bad but this time, the second one, God... What do you thing to about staying at o hotel where: 1- the staff is rude, impacient and unpolite 2- the bedroom is spacios but not so clean, the beds are small and uncorfotable 3- bathroom: cold room,... More

I thought this was clean, good service, nice poolside restaurant with good local food and REAL mexican hot chocolate! The included breakfast had fresh fruit, the milk still had cream ontop, and the butter was fresh churned. I liked that this hotel chain was Mexican owned and had the flavour of mexico. It was very close to the ruins and... More

Very close to the Chichen Itza site, confortable and affordable accomodatiom. Beware of mosquitoes, not the hotel fault, they put screening on all windows, but you should bring repelent. There is a pool and a beautiful cenote across from the hotel.

Went here for dinner. The prices made us wary of the quality. We were pleasantly surprised. Good (strong) margaritas too. There fish and chicken were especially good. You can have a complete sinner for $12 per person.

The staff was friendly most spoke English the rooms were clean air conditioned and quiet. They had two well maintained pools and the food was good and resonabled priced The convenience of being next to the ruins made it a good deal

We were on a road trip with two other couples, went to Merida, Progresso several small towns and spent our last night at the Hotel Dolores Alba Chichen. We had a great time! after many days in the car and walking many miles seeing the sights we all sat around the pool had some beers talked about the many wonderful... More

We stayed here for two nights and found it to be just right for our needs.This is the only reasonbly priced hotel close to Chichen Itza. The room was clean. The bathroom, while not the Hyatt quality, was functional and clean with plenty of hot water. The pools and hammocks in the hotel grounds kept our 5 yr old daughter... More

I have stated at this hotel way back in 2000 and again last month. It has not lost any of it's charm. It is exactly where you should stay when exploring Mexico. They offer a good restaurant, some nice pools and just a great jungle experience. Plus on top of that, they are right across the street from one of... More

This has everything you need in a hotel. Very clean pleasant rooms. Easy access to the archaeological zone and a cenote across the road. Two pools and a nice restaurant with a well cooked and delicious although limited menu. I stayed here after Christmas with my son and found the staff to be very helpful and friendly. If you have... More