 The Hotel Chichen Itza is located in downtown Piste, a very colorful and typical Yucatan town less than a mile from the main entrance to the archaeological park of Chichen Itza. At the main square there is a beautiful XVI Century Franciscan Chapel. Hotel's privileged location allows our guests not only visit the archaeological site, but to get in touch with the locals as well. Hotel Chichn Itza, as the best option in town, offers comfortable, recent remodeled rooms, a swimming pool, a sports bar, and an air conditioning restaurant -with capacity for 300 people simultaneously- where regional specialties are daily served from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm.
A wide variety of regional dishes are cooked as per the original recipe following the highest hygienic standards. Our guests and visitors will be able to discover the Yucatan food and experience first-hand the exotic ingredients that make Yucatan cuisine so unique. We do also offer a selection of vegetarian dishes. Hotel Chichn Itza staff will do their best to make our guests feel home. It is with no doubt, the perfect option to visit the attractions that have made of Yucatan a world class tourist destination.
Horseback riding
Come and discover one of the most interesting and hidden tropical zones near Mayaland. This area was the formerly camping area of the American Archaeologist Edward Herbert Thompson who dredged the Sacred Cenote of Chichen Itza from 1904 to 1910. This Tropical Forest area is called The Thompson Rehollada where ancient Mayan water collectors are visible and can be appreciated when you explore the Well during the tour. Native flora and fauna are also appreciated. Tour length: 1:30 minutes. Tour leaves every day from the front desk at The Lodge at Chichen Itza. Reservations can be made at the Concierge area.
Natural Spa
Surrounded by our beautiful gardens, Natural Spa is the ideal place to relax and be pampered where you will find soothing treatments and thoughtful service provided by a professional staff.
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