Hotels in Sacalum

"Nice Hotel. Close to Uxmal."

"Excellent Hotel. Love it. "

"Elissa is an excellent chef, the property is beautiful, the dogs are very friendly, the pool was nice. our room was spacious, they paid a lot of attention to detail. very recommended."

"Really beautiful grounds. Great pool. Restaurant was wonderful. Simple, clean rooms and attentive staff. Would have preferred an earlier coffee option (breakfast starts at 7:30) or in-room coffee maker, but that is the only small drawback. Great location! Highly recommended!"

"The best Staff in the world Z. Every moment was a dream "

"Honestly this place is incredible. Beautiful setting, beautiful rooms and buildings. The hotel has been open for 8 years, so there is a little bit of wear, but everything maintained very well. The rooms are big and very nice. The spa is lovely. And particular shout out to Monse who ran the yoga and fitness classes in the morning. Wonderful way to start the day, all orchestrated perfectly. The food at the two restaurants is excellent. Breakfast is great too. Bar and lunch service round the pool is super attentive. All bar drinks were generally very good, and the music throughout the place creates a Great atmosphere. In addition to all this they have a beautiful golf course and Padel and tennis. Unfortunately we didn’t have time to try all those ….. We have stayed in lots of nice places round the world, this place has got it really right…. Could not have better memories of our visit. "

"Everything was amazing, the service the people who work there, so nice and cordial. "

"Staff were very friendly and helpful. Cabin was very clean and cute. Lazy river short course but very nice. The Place has a good size pool. Restaurant’s dinner food a bit pricey but was delicious. Staff goes above and beyond to make your stay a fun and safe place to enjoy as tour guides are present in the Cenote, lazy river all the time. Thanks to everyone in San Ignacio. "

"Comfortable large units with two double beds. Great breakfast included but dinner was simple with few choices. Limited restaurants in the town. Communication was limited--no map of area and no receipt for cash payment. Walked on short trail that had no signage or map and ran into what looked like an old Mayan stone house."