Hacienda San Jose Cholul Hotel - Tixkokob

4.5-star historical hacienda resort with private banyan tree dinners and Mayan wellness in the Yucatán jungle

Amenities & Grounds

The hotel has a year-round outdoor swimming pool set within lush tropical gardens. Guests have access to a spa and wellness centre with massage chairs, a spa lounge, and wellness packages. The property offers bike rentals, themed dinner nights, and tours about local culture, plus a chapel and a shop showcasing artisanal Mayan creations.

Accommodations

Hacienda San Jose Cholul offers individualized rooms with distinct decor referencing the XVIII-century henequen era. Each room includes a private bath, garden views, premium bedding, and a terrace. The hotel provides allergy-free rooms and a complimentary coffee service delivered to the room each morning.

Dining

The on-site restaurant serves Yucatecan and international dishes, with continental and American breakfast options. Guests can book a private banyan tree dinner: a 4-course meal with a bottle of wine and personal waiter in a candlelit outdoor setting. The hotel also has a bar, a coffee house, and outdoor dining areas.

Wellness & Spa

The spa offers traditional Mayan healing and massage services, with treatment rooms and a relaxation area. Wellness packages incorporate ancient Mayan practices, and guests can book outdoor hot tubs prepared with candles and hot water. Spa products include calming bath gels and shampoos used by guests.

Location & Activities

The hotel is 41 km from Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport, with free private parking and paid shuttle service. Nearby attractions include the Chichen Itza archaeological site, Izamal the City of Three Cultures, and Mayan ruins in Tixkokob. On-site activities include bike tours, a cooking class to prepare Cochinita Pibil, birdwatching walks, and guided tours of the henequen plantation history.

• Private Banyan Tree Dinner: 4-course meal with wine in a candlelit grove
• Mayan Healing Spa: Traditional treatments using ancient practices
• Historical Architecture: XVIII-century henequen plantation with restored buildings
• Cooking Class: Learn to make Cochinita Pibil with the chef
• Guided Birdwatching: Early morning tours with local expert Felipe