Posada los Reyecitos

The stay is very cosy! It feels like you're part of the family during your stay. All the staff are very friendly and helpful. The location is a bit off the beaten path in a tiny village, but the nearby cenote is great. Perfect for a road trip to or from Campeche or any other nearby city!

Airconditioning was a bit loud.

The staff is very friendly and helpfull. The rooms are basic but ok. It's living together within a Mexican family (sort of AirBnB vibe). In general it's ok, as long as you're not expecting the pictures (see below)

All pictures related to the cenote/swimming area are NOT on this property. It is a 3km drive to get there with an exceptional high entrance fee ($500 pesos).

It was comfortable

The area hasn't developed enough tourism, there is one cenote close to visit and see that it is ready to get some tourists, but nothing else to do. There is a wild cenote just next to the town, if they manage to clean it and promote it they could have much more in the area

The bed was comfortable.

Went by the reviews ,? What a dump. I have travelled all througj mexico and this had to be the worse. ( just under $500p) No tp. no towel no toilet seat. , no water this morning. Fan did not work in the room. Wifi only in the main area. I have taken it for granted they normally supply drinking watrr - nope. Save your money, go somewhere else.

Nice people running the place. Affordable. We decided to stop here to break up the drive between Campeche and Palenque and visit the cenotes and park. The room had its own bathroom, wifi and air conditioning. There were some parrots we got to feed. I suspect that this place is going to explode (massively grow in size) once the Maya train is completed. Exciting to visit before that happens

There’s a lot of road and rail work being done in the area so it was a tiny bit confusing to get there. We figured it out easy enough. We weren’t sure if we could order food or use the kitchen or what was around. This is more our fault due to limited spanish. The bathroom toilet didn’t have a toilet seat. This seems to be somewhat common around so not a big deal. Just putting here for people to know.

The food was fresh and local, prepared by the grandmother. The place was very charming with turkeys and chickens running through a beautifully landscaped yard. A very nice look at rural Mexican life. GREAT VALUE.

The place is miles from the cenote. It is in the middle of the small pueblo just before the cenote, which was confusing given the picture advertising the place. Also, the train they are building now cuts the town in two and really distracts from the beauty and remoteness of the place. Very poor signage, as well. I never would have found it without help from a local who led me there on her moped.

Very friendly and welcoming family running the place, very helpfull, great experience of rural life in Mexico, small village, quiet place, great homemade cooking

Only cold water but not a problem for us: the night was cooler so make sure you bring a warm blanket

Very friendly people and very nice small room with own washroom. They will prepare you something for dinner which is nice, because there are no restaurant in the village (that I saw). You feel at home.

Despite of what it says in the description, no-one spoke English. But they showed a lot of patience until we understood each other.