One of the best hotels we’ve stayed at. Beautiful grounds. Rooms were amazing. Food was off the charts. Service was outstanding. If I was to be critical the only two things I’d say are 1) the location is very remote - so if you want to explore you need to rent a car. 2) the power went out a few times and the noise of the generators on site can be loud. But at least they are there and work. I would definitely go back having said all of that

Stunning resort - the site is extremely peaceful, with thoughtful reuse of historic details, and the villas feel very private. Bicycles and the early morning coffee are a lovely touch. Staff were more than attentive especially when it came to proactively finding out personal preferences, which were executed beautifully. Concierge superb.

Food quality was very good (and fairly priced) but after 3 days I felt it was becoming slightly samey - not a huge variation between the two restaurants.

We loved everything. The house was nice and private. The food was delicious in all restaurants and the staff very friendly and did the outmost to provide anything we wanted. The crowd of guests was also the ones you want be surrounded with. Very educated and respectful of other guests.

The room had a tiny smell of mold (I’m quite sensitive to that smell) but we opened the windows and it goes away fast. Some days the birds might have done their necessities in the jungle near the terrace and you could smell that a bit but you forget about it because the nature is so beautiful.

It was absolutely stunning and immaculately maintained. The staff was incredible and so attentive. The food at both restaurants was also amazing. We traveled with our 6 year old and we all loved it. An added bonus was the heated private pool with each casita. We loved our morning and evening swims.

Nothing. It was perfect.

Property, staff, room and food all best you can find

Pool / breakfast location does not do service to the rest of the property. Seems like a beach club in what could have been one of the more iconic pools in the world. Some minor inconveniences were noted along the way.

Chable is an exceptional historic property that has been upgraded to luxurious standards. Their programs are in keeping with the local culture.

a couple of innocent billing issues

Amazing architecture, combining hacienda heritage and modernist design, stunning dining in a unique tequila bottle collection setting, a gym set in the canopy

the vibe there is amazing, everything is beautiful, the service is perfect, very caring and paying attention to every detail everything has be implemented to make you live an extraordinary experience breakfast among the best i have ever had as well

only 1 restaurant for the evening and some dishes were not worth their price

+ : - Best hotel we have done in Mexico so far - Located in a former hacienda, the common areas are breathtaking - An incredible mix of old and new done by the architects that give you joy everywhere you go - property is huge and we loved in when running in the property during the morning, encountering deers, hundreds of birds, squirrels, koatis… - Villas are just fantastic - pools are perfectly heated - the standard restaurant is delicious - We loved to use our bikes in this huge property - The General Manager / owner always come to see you and make sure that you will enjoy your stay and that everything is perfect, and that’s really something you can feel, all the staff lead by this kind of management is trying to do the extra mile and I really mean everyone. From the gardeners to the housekeepers, from the General Managers to the waiters, all the staff is extraordinary, ultra professional, it was like an awaken dream! - location is amazing, from Celestun national park to Uxmal or Merida, there are so many thing to see / do departing from the hotel Regarding the negative points, there are none, Ok the nights are expensive, but it definitely worth it. We really wish we could have stay longer!!! But one thing is for sure, when we’ll come back in Mexico, we’ll come back in Chable Yucatan!!!

The property is impeccable, beautifully manicured, nice facilities, abundant fauna and a wealth of plants . The casitas are absolutely marvelous, the attention to detail, cleanliness makes it hands down one of the best hotels we have been to. The use of bikes is a fun quirk too to explore the grounds. the food was delicious (we tried both restaurants and actually preferred the taste and variety in Ki’Ol). The golf course and tennis courts were nice (close to the deer sanctuary)

The location is not great for someone like us who wants to see a bit more of the authentic Yucatan. Going out of the Chochola village and returning, plus relatively poor infrastructure, use up a lot of travel time. It took us about 50 mins to Uxmal, about 45 mins into Merida for example. The food choice for spending all the time in a secluded place is relatively limited and did not change through the 4 days we were there. Housekeeping could be slightly more patient with waiting for guests to vacate the room rather than trying to come in irrespectively.