Best Western Maya Palenque
A comfortable international hotel with good-sized air-conditioned rooms, all with two double beds, cable...
A comfortable international hotel with good-sized air-conditioned rooms, all with two double beds, cable...
Popular with tour groups, this La Cañada hotel has large, comfortable, air-conditioned rooms with two wr...
Channeling laid-back El Panchán from pretty La Cañada, this former discotheque has been revamped into a ...
New management has given this hotel a much-needed facelift, with zingy stripes of tile in the corridors ...
This small hotel offers well-presented, spacious rooms, all with one king- or two queen-sized beds, air-...
This basic option has 33 clean and good-sized rooms with natural light.
Textured walls in primary colors spice up fair-sized rooms with TV and nicely tiled bathrooms. The 14 breezy rooms, all upstairs, are attractive and clean.
Just across the road from El Panchán, and under the same ownership as Chato’s Cabañas, El Jaguar has more open grounds and the same creek running through it.
Simple and central. Clean rooms have tile floors and light-shaft windows, though the pale walls feel a bit institutional. It has a small terrace overlooking the street, and air-con throughout.
Simple screened-in cement and wooden structures, accompanied by a tattoo and piercing parlor and a restaurant with live music.
Some 3km from town, the Halach-Huinic has 28 palapa- roofed cabañas in spacious gardens. These air- conditioned accommodations are large and bright, with terraces and attractive decorations using stone, rock and tree branches.
Airy hallways fringed with potted plants lead to medium-sized rooms with ample bathrooms. Look before unpacking, as some don't have natural light.
It's about 600m on from El Panchán to this calm spot with cabañas and palapa shelters set around extensive grassy gardens.
Once you see the sprawling jungle-side pool – frequented by monkeys – you’ll long to move in. This spacious grassy campground is just 400m from the site museum and has tons of clean and comfortable sleeping options, plus an enjoyable restaurant.
Full of local information, Margarita has welcomed travelers to her exceptionally homey place in the jungle for more than a decade.
This classy place has 17 air-conditioned rooms with terraces and a park-view restaurant. Corner rooms are best.
A basic option in El Panchán, the Jungle Palace offers rudimentary though well-screened cabins with fans, some of which back onto a stream. The best are free-standing, while others share walls and have less privacy.
A modern hotel with a subtle splash of style. Tasteful, light, airy accommodations all have wrought-iron beds, reading lights and cable TV.
Balcony rooms, all with fans and modern bathrooms; dorms are lackluster but economical.
Seventeen spotless, well-kept, blue-and-yellow rooms are arranged on three floors around an open-air patio. All have good-quality beds, air-con and TV and courtyard windows. There's a small café-restaurant too.
Chato’s 40 wood and concrete cabins, dotted around the Panchán jungle, all have screened windows and fans, and some have nice little porches.
Bright traditional textiles spiff up four stories of large, comfortable rooms, all with air-con and two double beds. Vines creep up a small garden courtyard, and there’s a petite pool. Rooms in the older section are smaller.
Bright paintwork and extremely bright murals enliven Hotel Regional, a central cheapie, with two floors of rooms around a courtyard with a turtle pond. Upstairs rooms 28 through 30 have nice balconies, but no air-con. Bathrooms are tiny.
Preened to perfection by a loving owner, the Xibalba enjoys a tranquil location in two buildings (one with an imitation of the ancient Maya corbel-roof style, the other with a full-sized replica of the lid from Pakal’s sarcophagus).
The Nututun, 3.5km south of town on the road toward San Cristóbal, has spacious, comfortable, air-conditioned rooms in large and exuberant tropical gardens.
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