Hacienda Uayamon

Un sueño, excelente lugar.

Hermoso viaje

Historische relevante en erg mooie Hacienda.

Needs renovation, bugs and scorpions in house

beautiful hotel that breathes history, very nicely integrated into the beautiful garden

it might be among the most beautiful hotels in the world, but it is in desperate need of some renovation. Nature starts to take over the hotel. I feel like it lacks a bit of management

A charming old hacienda with a huge jungle like garden and pool in ruins marketed as luxury 5* Hotel and charged over 600$ per night BUT not at all luxury hotel experience because: we stayed 3 days and small menu never changed even every day more things were out, so had to eat always the same. Quality of food was mediocre and at breakfast no butter (!) because Hotel run out of butter!!! Service was friendly but extremely inattentive and slow: had to go into the kitchen to ask for waiter ( beside us were only two other couple at that time). First day of our stay a group of guest (family) conquered the pool and eat and drink in the pool not at the side of the pool.To Our complaints about that unhygienic and unsafety (glase broke) behavior didn’t change anything. Next day at pool were bottle corks and lemon slices frontage tequila drinks… It’s such a pity as the place is charming but run in such a bad way! Nothing like luxury boutique hotel which is more than 600$ per night worth. Big disappointment

We’ve now stayed at three of the five IHG haciendas on the Yucatan peninsula. Hacienda Uayamon is clearly one of the most beautiful: it is surrounded by lush gardens and woods with a deep wealth of birds. Understand that this is a hotel installed in the ruins of a picturesque, remote agricultural institution (sisal plantation)—it is gracious and luxurious, but not antiseptic and refined to the ultimate degree. This is the countryside. You may encounter imperfect plumbing, perhaps a frog in the shower (I did—it’s not a big deal), and creaky old doors that don’t operate perfectly. On the other hand, you will enjoy friendly service, a magical swimming pool, beauty, and peace. The food is fine and pleasant, but don’t expect memorable preparations—the kitchens in these haciendas are not ambitious. (I’d particularly love to see the haciendas elevate their regional cuisine, but of course, some guests would then whine about it being “too spicy” or otherwise challenging.) Understand that there’s not a great deal to do, here, either. The Edzna archaeological site is about half an hour away, and this is a great place to stay for that attraction. Picturesque Campeche city is 30 minutes in the other direction. The knowledgeable gardeners happily offer a bird watching tour (they supply good binoculars)—highly recommended. Mainly, if you’re ready to enjoy doing nothing in particular, then Hacienda Uayamon is a terrific choice. We stayed in a King Suite in the hacienda’s old hospital building. The room was fun and the bed excellent. Worth it.

Amazing location and a potentially beautiful property. As much as I enjoyed elements of the stay, it was unfortunately striking out most of the time.

It's in need of some serious maintenance and repair. The pool wasn't filtering and was constantly covered in debris, only two lounge chairs had cushions, our air conditioner leaked and my child slipped and fell because of the water. Even though we were one of two guests during the stay, service was essentially non-existent and cocktails take 45 minutes.

Un lieu extraordinaire, nous étions les seuls clients de l hotel et on s est vraiment très bien occupés de nous. Piscine magnifique. La salle de bains est énorme! Très bon repas et petit déjeuner.

The food was above our expectations