Hacienda Temozon

To say this place is magical would be an understatement. It's one of those rare destinations you absolutely must experience in your lifetime. Staying here feels like stepping back into the 19th century—surrounded by historic charm, yet thoughtfully enhanced with modern comforts that make the experience truly exceptional. This landmark property is run by warm, welcoming locals who make you feel like part of their community, even if just for a short while. It’s also one of the safest places I’ve stayed in Mexico, which added even more peace of mind. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the rooms are enormous—ours was at least 1,000 square feet, complete with an outdoor jacuzzi. The high ceilings, vintage decor, and attention to detail made the space feel grand and cozy at the same time. Service-wise, it rivals top-tier hospitality brands like the Ritz-Carlton, Six Senses, Regent, and Kimpton. The gourmet food was beautifully presented and perfectly priced. Overall, it fulfilled my dream of what staying at a Mexican hacienda should be. A couple of suggestions that could elevate the experience even further: adding a wooden path would make the grounds more accessible for elderly guests and help staff move more efficiently. Also, it would be amazing to have access to the two cenotes on the property—they would be unforgettable additions to an already incredible stay. Some of the standout staff who made our stay truly exceptional were Rudy, our attentive waiter; Cindy, the wonderful front desk receptionist; and Neidi, the hotel’s longest-serving employee, whose warmth and experience truly shined.

Such cute place to stay. Food was amazing here. The facilities, a bit dilapidated but very charming. Staff were sooooo wonderful, felt like staying with gracious family. The turn down service snacks were adorable. Location was great. We are coming back

i did not have the pleasure of staying here but someday i will as its an absolutely beautiful property. i went here for lunch, that had a gorgeous view of the pool. the food was out of this world. yucatán flavours and dishes, and everything made from scratch including the corn tortillas. i had the ceviche to start, along with the poc chuc, and finished it with a chocolate cake with cinnamon ice cream. i could not have had a better meal. i highly recommend this restaurant if you have access to a vehicle, as the only con is that the resort is quite remote.