OUR ROOMS
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.
Maya Jungle Reserve
"Visitors often photograph the Hacienda Chichen’s grounds as they are filled with life and beauty. This boutique hotel is commitment to preserve the Maya heritage has paid off. Here, you will find a truly soulful relationship with Mother Nature, as you explore this lovely land. I invite you to take the time to enjoy its wildlife, both flora and fauna, as I have done."
Jim Conrad
MSc Botany & Naturalist
Explore our private maya jungle resort were naturalist Jim Conrad spend over 4 years cataloging the wildlife and helping us preserve the ecosystem enrich nest found in this unit maya jungle with it's many archeological sections, which are restricted to visitors as support to INAH.
Jim Conrad received a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Geology, then a Master of Science in Botany from the University of Kentucky. “At first I wanted to major in Zoology but when they refused to let me draw insects for Entomology instead of kill and collect them, I changed to Botany,” explains Jim. After graduate school for three years he worked at the Missouri Botanical Gardens in St. Louis, Missouri. He left working as a botanist and began his freelance journey to teach on learn about life
“Give yourself the opportunity to discover the gifts of Mother Nature in this wonderful Maya Jungle. As a Naturalist that has enjoyed my research time at Hacienda Chichen Resort for over four years, I can tell you this place is amazing. Hope you marvel at the wildlife found here.”
By Naturalist Jim Conrad
Hacienda Chichen is committed to taking active measures to preserve, conserve, and enrich the flora and fauna habitats, aiming to increase diversity and protect the habitat of endemic wildlife. This responsible actions have stopped the illegal hunters within the property limits of white tail deer and other endangered animals (fauna); thus, increasing the safety of many endangered endemic species in the region, including families of kinkajous, oscillated turkeys, and white tail deer.
