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Hotel & Bungalows Mayaland
From $110/night - Chichen Itza, Mexico
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The greatest city of the Itza Maya is a place of wonder and magic and at Mayaland, you will feel it heartbeat. Hotel & Bungalows Mayaland was the first hotel built in Chichen Itza in 1923, and with its superb location amidst the temples, the first within an ancient site in the world. The hotel is a creation of old Yucatan in a style reminiscent of the hacienda nobility of a century ago. In the 100 acres of garden surrounding the main house you can hear birdsongs and see butterflies, and all the exotic fruits and flowers of tropical Yucatan. The main building was designed by Sylvanus G. Morley, the head of the Carnegie expedition that rebuilt Chichen Itza in the 1920s. Its Hacienda-style main corridor offers views of the ancient Mayan observatory. The Mayaland hotel is an experience in itself; one that will enrich your stay at Chichen Itza.
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AMENITIES
• 55 rooms and 5 suites in the main house, offering A/C, ceiling fans, satellite TV, mini bars, bathrooms hand-tiled in ceramic, marble and stone tubes, and breezy private balconies. Suites offer jacuzzis.
• The bungalows are spread out in dual or three-unit villas throughout the beautifully landscaped hotel gardens. They all have large shaded terraces and verandas and come with the same amenities as the rooms and suites.
• Swimming pools, tennis courts & three kilometers of trails for walking, jogging, cycling and horseback riding
• Serveral bars and four restaurants
• Convention hall
• Massage & spa services
• Craft shop, Golf cart service & tour desk
CUISINE
Mayaland's three restaurants and its poolside grill aim for authenticity and variety and are successful on both counts. Options include international cuisine as well as the best of both Mexico and Yucatan. Regional Yucatecan cooking is a world apart from the tacos and refried beans one generally associates with Mexico. The Yucatecans take pride in being different, and so they are. Their cuisine depends heavily on pork and turkey, rare spices, Mayan cooking techniques, and a love of olives and peas. The kitchen takes its fruits and herbs, and many of the vegetables directly from the garden; it is no wonders the results are so delightful. Service is low-key and efficient in dining rooms whose ambiance ranges from informal to refined. School children perform regional folk dances at lunch, and in the evening guitar-strumming minstrels fill the air with the music of Yucatan's favorite composers.
PRICING INFORMATION
Please Note: As agents for this hotel, our rates are the same or lower than hotel’s lowest published rates, guaranteed!!!
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Season 2010:
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High Season
Jan 3 - Mar 18
Mar 24 - 26
Apr 5 - 30
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Low Season
May 1 - Oct 31
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Peak Season
Dec 24 '09 - Jan 2 '10
Mar 19 - 23
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Superior Room
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$164
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$110
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$196
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Mayan Bungalow
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$238
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$144
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$254
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Mayan Suite w/Jacuzzi
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$270
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$196
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$290
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Price Excludes:
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• Hotel government tax of 17% • Additional charges such as telephone, laundry, restaurant, and bar must be paid at checkout time.
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Additional Information:
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• Prices are based on double occupancy • 4 persons max. per room
• Person extra: $30/night + tax • 2 children under 12 stay free sharing a room with their parents. • Check in: 3 pm - Check out: 12 pm
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Reservation Terms:
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• 50% of invoiced amount is required in order to confirm reservation, balance due 45 days prior to arrival.
• Cancellations must be made in writing 45 days prior to arrival date for full refund, excluding any cancellation fees that may be charged by the hotel and the administrative fee identified herein below. If cancellations are not made in writing within 45 days, penalties may be equal to the total invoiced amount (hotel terms will apply.) All cancellations received at any time will be charged $50 US administrative fee.
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Regional Info:
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• For additional information on the Chichen Itza region, please Click Here
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