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Hacienda Chichen's operational protocols includes a complete sanitization in each room, in addition we have certified our house team with a Legionella pneumophila and COV19 strict cleaning practices for you to have additional healthy environment, during your stay at the hacienda.
Take time to be in contact with Mother Nature at our botanical gardens and Maya Jungle Reserve, where wild flora and fauna will bring you full surprises as you come in contact with its creative life.
Wellness Resort and Maya Spa Destination
Chichen Itza Yucatan Mexico
Hacienda Chichen & Yaxkin Spa
"One of the Eco-Wellness Hotels we love is Hacienda Chichen and Yaxkin Spa; their transcendent innovating vision goes beyond traditional hotel keeping. Indeed, you leave with an insight only soulful places can provide ! ..."
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Senior Editor
Our commitment to your wellness.
"Working together to mindful care for your wellness and safety; sharing our Maya traditions and values... uniting, hospitality, healthy living and sustainable travel choices..."
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Built by the ancient Maya within the 8th and 12th centuries AD, the pyramid is a temple to the deity Kukulcán, the Yucatec Maya Feathered Serpent deity closely related to Quetzalcoatl, a deity known to the Aztecs and other central Mexican cultures of the Post-Classic period.
Built by the ancient Maya within the 8th and 12th centuries AD, the pyramid is a temple to the deity Kukulcán, the Yucatec Maya Feathered Serpent deity closely related to Quetzalcoatl, a deity known to the Aztecs and other central Mexican cultures of the Post-Classic period.
"The monuments of Chichen-Itza are the most important archaeological vestige of the Maya-Toltec civilization in Yucatan; particularly in the northern group, which includes the Great Ball Court, the Temple of Kukulkan and the Temple of the Warriors, are among the undisputed masterpieces of Mesoamerican architecture because of the beauty of their proportions, the refinement of their construction and the splendor of their sculpted decorations. ! ..."
UNESCO World Heritage Committee
World Heritage List: Chichen Itza, Mexico
Steeped in Culture, History, & Nature Beauty
Located at Chichen Itza's Hotels Zone, Yucatan, Mexico. This Colonial Landmark has a private access to the Maya temples and archaeological site.
The Hacienda Chichen built within the ancient Maya city of Chichen Itza; thus you'll find Spanish & Mayan buildings within it.
Feel your senses with awesome vestiges of ancient Maya pyramids; while staying at this Eco-friendly & Wellness Spa boutique hotel..
Located at Chichen Itza's Hotels Zone, Yucatan, Mexico. This Colonial Landmark has a private access to the Maya temples and archaeological site.
There are few places more naturally isolated than this serene and soulful Colonial Landmark. Hacienda Chichen Resort is a boutique Spa hotel within a private 200 Hectares Maya Jungle Reserve, dedicated to wildlife conservation and reforestation; located amongst the ancient city of Chichen Itza, offering guests the comfort of its own garden gate to the Maya archeological visited site; such gate is control by INAH and is currently awaiting the official post-pandemia reactivation for our guests.
An ideal vacation destination for romantic couples, family gatherings, or just friends wanting to have a fun and relaxing to spend time together, exploring the amazing sites nearby, or staying at this lovely paradise with so many in-house activities that are sure to bring you awesome moments to remember. Create your own Mexican Fiesta, our catering planners will be happy to help you plan a great time!
We are happy to inform our guests that the archaeologists' team of INAH, Mexico's National Institute of Archeology and History, is working hard to restore many Mayan temples at Old Chichen. Thus, the only entrance currently active to visit Chichen-Itza site is the Main Gate. We hope our guests understand the importance of these works and plan their visit using the Main Gate to this archeological site at this time. Photos bellow are from INAH TV video clips.
