Casona los Cedros

Es un lugar, del que no quieres salir, pero sales x que muy cerca hay lugares preciosos, como Valladolid o Rio Lagartos

Beautiful. Attention to detail.

We stayed 3 nights at this beautifully renovated boutique hotel and loved its chill atmosphere, great service, comfort, and food. After our excursions to Ek Balam, Rio Lagartos and Chichen Itza, it was so nice to go back to this peaceful hotel and unwind, dip in the pool or lounge in the hammock on the private terrace outside the room. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious. In fact, the food was so good, we ended up having our dinners there too.

It would be nice to have 2 luggage racks in the room. We set our luggage on top of the bench, so we didn't have anywhere to sit in the room besides the bed when the weather didn't permit us to sit outside.

Au cœur d'un petit village charmant et encore très typique, un havre de paix, de fraîcheur. Tout est beau: les arbres, la piscine. J'ai adoré le hamac sur chaque terrasse. Des tortues dans le jardin qui viennent vous dire bonjour. Les meilleures margaritas du séjour. Et une cuisine raffinée et légère.

Rien. Sortez des sentiers battus des villes touristiques pour faire une petite pause à Espita

As other reviews indicate, the decor is simply outstanding. The entire place is like a design magazine, with thoughtful details and a minimal yet beautiful aesthetic. The pool area is a dream, and each night they lit candles and a campfire which really enhanced the mood. The welcome cocktail was a wonderful touch (especially after the long drive to reach the hotel). All food was fantastic, albeit pricey compared to Mexican standards ($150pesos for a bottle of sparkling water!!). We had 3x dinners and breakfasts on-site, and everything was delicious and plentiful, with generous portions.

There are a few key factors in not giving a 10/10 rating: 1) Coffee. It was not good at all, from a nespresso machine (?) or something bland. They could easily switch to drip or french press, and it would make a world of difference (especially given the amazing coffee available in Mexico). 2) WiFi. Patchy in the room, but that's to be expected when so remote. 3) Location. Espita is a sleepy, poor, rural village, with very little happening. It was a 1 hour drive to both Chicken-itza and Valladolid, both via a long and simple road cutting through jungle forest. There are not any other restaurant options in Espita, aside from the competitor hotel across the street (which has similar prices). That said, Espita offered a genuine glimpse into authentic Mexican village life, away from the built-up and touristic atmosphere of Cancun. It's a great option for peaceful relaxation, if you don't mind the longer drive to get there. You 100% need a car if you plan to go.

Top service, prachtig en zeer sfeervol ingericht. Ruime kamers. Gastvrijheid en heerlijke keuken. Proficiat aan gans het team. Centrale ligging (Vallodolid, Rio Lagartos) en heel rustig.

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L’hôtel était très beau, avec une architecture élégante et une chambre spacieuse.