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We enjoyed have the cenote and restaurant right on the property. The cenote was beautiful and felt like we had the place to our selves in the morning. Our cabana felt secluded with little traffic from other guests going by. the restaurant served good food.

Great staff, very unique facility (our building was hobbit-like). The mini cenote pool and jacuzzi were clean and nice. Located in the small town of Homun. Very quiet.

Closed to everything

I really enjoyed the fireplace, however, it's in the middle of all the tents so if you go to sleep and other people stay near the fireplace you will not be able to sleep. It's located on the highway, not in the village or town and it's nice because you can see the beautiful night sky. Free bottle of water. The area is nice, we have hummocks and a swimming pool.

A magical oasis in the Yucatán, a hidden gem. Do not miss.

The pool area is so relaxing and beautiful, big enough for several groups and we enjoyed food and drink service there all day. Stunning layout with gardens all around and animal sanctuary to explore on trails. The food was phenomenal and the service so friendly and attentive but not overbearing. Really a gem we were so pleased to discover. Feel like I had a week getaway in a weekend. We are going back.

What a wonderful place to unwind! It's nestled in a very unique ecosystem that is a dry, deciduous forest for part of the year and a rainforest the other part of the year. The nature on and around the property is beautiful, a tremendous spot to birdwatch. The architecture is stylish and thoughtful and works well with the natural beauty. The rooms are spacious, and you have access to basically the whole grounds, a lovely soaking pool and a very chic parlor. With so much variety, it will feel like you have an entire estate to yourself. The hosts / builders really went deep into the details to create an ambiance you can relax into, and if you care about this kind of thing, the build quality is commendable. They are perfectionists. The food was also really tasty, as other commenters have noted. I usually travel at least 75% for the food, but it was good enough for us to not feel the need to use up valuable time trekking out to Merida for dinner. It's right in that sweet spot between refined dining and soulful home cooking. The cocktails were also excellent. The location is a bit rural, but that's part of the charm. Nearby, there are many cenotes to check out, and because it's not close to Cancun/Tulum, the cenotes are clean, and you can be the only one there, even during peak season. Just know that some of the roads are quite rough once you get off of the ones maintained by the state park.