Villas Arqueologicas Uxmal

Hotel Villas Arqueologicas Uxmal, Hotels Uxmal

Villas Uxmal is a charming two-story ranch style, built around a central courtyard with a large pool. Surrounded by an abundance of tropical vegetation, the 43 rooms and public spaces are richly colored by ceramic tiles and decorated in warm tones, with Mayan statues stand out prominently in public spaces.

Rate From $ USD per night

It is a pleasure to work and serve our guests with the quality that ensures your complete satisfaction. At the Hotel Villas Uxmal Archaeological, we are proud to have obtained the M badge, award given by the Ministry of Tourism as "Modern Company" has adopted the best practices and get the distinction of being a tourism business model.

Rooms Villas Arqueologicas Uxmal

The 43 Standard rooms of our hotel in Uxmal, are equipped and beautifully decorated in traditional Mexican style, offering all the services necessary for a truly enjoyable stay in a stunning natural environment.

Each Standard room offers a double bed and single bed

All Room have:

76 square meters of space and garden views
Air conditioning
Electronic safe
With capacity for 3 people.

Services Villas Arqueologicas Uxmal

In addition to a lounge area, our Hotel Villas Uxmal offers the following facilities and amenities for the benefit of our guests:

Swimming pool surrounded by cushioned lounge chairs, ideal for relaxing with a sun bath or enjoy a refreshing dip or simply take advantage of quality time with your family.
WiFi: wireless Internet in designated areas only.
Library: With an overview of the region and about the archaeological site of Uxmal.
TV Room: Also a pool table to enjoy some entertainment in the hotel.

Location Villas Arqueologicas Uxmal

Uxmal Archaeological Villas are located 80 kilometers south of Merida, capital of Yucatan state. The access is located across the highway number 261 and the driving time is approximately 1 hour.
Nearby, just two minutes to walk away is the archaeological site of Uxmal, where you can gaze in amazement at the extraordinary richness and beauty of the pre-Columbian monuments.