Great place , If you dont like the jungle you wont like it , but If you would like to stay in the jungle with a confortable villa Its a MOST !! Staff is a 15/10 great , súper kind , food at the restaurant is amazing !!! The tour in the atv Its another world of experience

Bring mosquito repelent other than this , there is nothing not to like

You wake up and have 2 cenotes next to your cabin. One is underground, small but quiet. The other one is big and cleaned every morning, all to enjoy by yourself as there are only 3 cabins. The cabins belong to a cooperativa and are in the middle of the jungle. Some amateur travellers commented that the restaurant closes at 5pm but they don’t understand that in Mexico ‘la comida’ main meal of the day is between 2-5pm. Thw staff works there and go home after the cenotes and the restaurant closes to the public. The breakfast after the Cenote swim with refill coffee was great. There is a pool to take sun and chill with great wifi.

Yes the showers are electric and attached to the shower itself but survivable :)

Cenotes are great. Pool is large and clean.

They seem to shut the water off to the cabanas at night, so whatever you have in the supply tank has to last through the night.

The cabaña was spacious and comfortable. We took a scooter taxi to get there. The restaurant was lovely. Simón and other staff were friendly and helpful.

The grounds, cenote and additional facilities seem to be neglected, as though the owner has put it all on hold.

Very remote sleeping in a cabin , beautiful Cenote.

Hot water problem in the shower. Internet not working, but that's ok for such a beautiful experience

Great restaurant and super friendly staff.

heads up, wifi doesn’t reach the cabañas

The place looks very nice. But personel does not speak english and is not very helpful. The water on cabanas disapir for evening and hole night. I asked about that throught booking but have not got na answer.

beautiful location

nothing to eat when I arrived. a sort of salad was rustled up. attendant guided me into a low wall when I parked! it was dark and late

Judging by the pictures, the accommodation is a small hut in the middle of nature. In reality, however, there are only 2 huts and a larger dorm on the site of a small amusement park with pool, restaurant, quad loan, zip line and 2 cenotes populated by hundreds of Mexicans. The park closes at 7:30 p.m., then the calmly returns. Unfortunately, the water is also switched off at this point in time without prior notice. . Everyone may imagine the smell in the hut after the toilet without a toilet flush. The huts themselves are not very spacious, and everything is quite old. The pool is not very clean and pretty full. We didn't try food in the buffet restaurant, so we can not say anything about the quality.

We enjoyed have the cenote and restaurant right on the property. The cenote was beautiful and felt like we had the place to our selves in the morning. Our cabana felt secluded with little traffic from other guests going by. the restaurant served good food.

The pool was over 100 yards away from the main property and was surrounded by staff huts. One of the huts was located 1ft away and swarming with flies which would die in the pool. We had to clean the pool ourselves 2-3 times a day in order to swim bugfree. The opposite end had a 10+ bees swarming. The open Cabana by the pool had a fridge and bar but had staff owned items for brushing their teeth, eating or showering supplies. It felt like we were invading their space. The pool closes at 6 pm so no late night swims. there was no lights on the way back to our hut so had to use our phones to navigate down the trail. The cabana floor and bathroom were dirty and did not appear to have been cleaned in multiple days. prior to our arrival. We were glad to have 3 fans, screened doors/windows, and a bug net since there was no AC. The shower water pressure was like a slow trickle. The shower head is electric in order to heat the water. It shocked us when touching the head to adjust the temperature. Exposed wires noted frequently. There was a makeshift extension cord by the bed at child height. I would never allow a child to stay there due to safety risk. We were given 2 towels and our linens were never changed during the four nights of our stay. Cabana included a coffee maker and mini fridge which we enjoyed, however, our 1 cup of coffee grounds that were provided quickly ran out. Although we were told they would provide us with more bottled water, coffee, towels, this was never done and we felt forgotten about. Their hospitality was lacking. One night the power went out due to a rain storm at 4:30 PM and did not turn on till 830PM. Their restaurant closes at 6PM so we went into town looking for a place for dinner but found that the entire town was also without power and no restaurants were open. When we returned, it appeared many locals were taking shelter in the restaurant though no food was being prepared.