Hotel - Museo Xibalba

VERY clean! Excellent location. Very nice staff.

A few of the rooms are in a separate building a few doors down. This is where I stayed, so I can only speak to this experience- it was a bit loud. You could hear the noise outside very clearly and the curtains didn't block the lights out that well at night. To that extent, I didn't hear noise all night by any means- it was quiet from midnight to 7am for the most part.

Situated in a pretty, leafy area with several hotels and restaurants. Close to the highway and shuttles to the archaeological zone of Palenque. The area is a bit above midrange but very cosy with lots of references to the maya history

Can be a bit noisy in the evening from restaurants playing Cuban music, but not unpleasant. No drinking in the street

Convenience: The property is in walking distance of the ADO bus. Plus, it is a very inexpensive ride to the ruins. Creativity: The hotel introduces visitors to the sculptures and carvings that have made Palenque so memorable, beginning with a full size replica of the cover of Pakal's tomb. Service: The restaurant is good, servicable, and moderate. Staff: Native Spanish speakers with plenty of English.

the fact that it is a museum and a hotel at the same time, when you are into Maya culture, and that’s very likely in Palenque, makes this place a must go to. nice replica’s of Maya steles. had plenty chances to do translations of the maya glyphs.

it was a bit noisy sometimes, but this was due to the spacious ventilation windows that were fortunately well closed by means of insect screens. these windows bring in fresh air at the same time.

Good bed, shower and wifi. So that is all you need for a 1-night stay.

breakfast is not included, and is on the pricey side in the downstairs (tiny) restaurant.