Getting to Hacienda Chichen is easy when you know how!

From Cancun:
Take the Carretera towards Merida. You can take the "libre" or free road, which will take you through many different villages but will take a lot longer. The faster route, the Carretera or Cuota Road, costs money but it is faster and easier to follow if its your first time. Continue past Valladolid and take the Chichen Itza exit. Follow the signs to Piste. When the road dead-ends in Piste, turn left. When you see the signs to the Chichen Itza Ruins which point to the right, take the left fork. Continue until you see a sign on the right that says "Hotels". Approximately 2KM after this sign, make a hard right turn. Continue down the road until you see the Hacienda Chichen Resort sign on your left. If you get to Mayaland, you have gone just a little too far.

From Merida:
Proceed East on the Carretera as if you are going to Cancun. Exit at the Chichen Itza exit, and turn right to go towards the town of Piste. Be careful as you approach town. There are a number of topes (bumps in the road) that you do not want to drive over at full speed. In Piste, the road will dead end with the old church on your right. When the road dead-ends, turn left towards the ruins. Follow the signs toward Cancun and Valladolid...do not go towards the Zona Archeologica of Chitzen Itza. At the fork in the road where you would turn right to go to the ruins, bear left and continue on for about 2km. Continue until you see a sign on the right that says "Zona Hotelera ". Just a few yards after this sign, make a hard right turn. Continue down the road until you see the Hacienda Chichen Resort sign on your left (the sign at the top of this page). If you get to Mayaland, you have gone just a little too far.

For your convenience, we have taken photographs of each sign that you will see after you make the left turn in Piste. Print out this page and bring it with you for reference.

Bus and Taxi Transportation
ADO has buses (first class and economic class) that travel daily to Piste from Merida, Valladolid and Cancun. We suggest that you contact the local ADO offices in each city, as schedules change.

There are taxi sites near all the bus stations in Merida, Valladolid, Piste and Cancun. Travelers can take the bus to their destination and then hire a taxi at the front entrance of the bus station. Be sure to request the cost of the taxi service before starting on your ride. This avoids misunderstandings and overcharging. If you are a guest at Hacienda Chichen Resort, we can always call a taxi to pick you up at the front desk.

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