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Cities
- Chichén-Itzá
- Chichén-Itzá
- Coba
- Felipe Carrillo Puerto
- Jose Maria Morelos
- Valladolid
- Yaxché
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- Independent
- Independent
- No brand
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The complimentary breakfast was incredible, in a beautiful setting overlooking the interior garden. The pool and hot tub were inviting and the staff at the small poolside bar makes a great hot chocolate. The rooms were clean, comfortable, well-appointed.
Very confortable, very clean I¿m like the hotel because its on front to la plaza very nice room ,
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Beautiful and peaceful. The staff make this place feel like a retreat, everyone was so friendly and accommodating. the front desk is amazing as well as all the waiters that served us.
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It was charming, had free parking, was right in the city center, and breakfast was included.
Great location, beautiful garden, charming room, eager and friendly staff, free parking, delicious complimentary breakfast.
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It is as look like as photos. However, better that what you expect. Clean and friendly. It is small hotel but has good balcony and a porch
Location is great
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The rooms are amazing with high ceilings, and the food was very good at the restaurant. The rates were very affordable and the staff are do friendly and helpful!
It is too far to walk to the city center.
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Was great location and very friendly staff
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Todo estuvo muy bien
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Where to stay in Valladolid
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the standard check-in and check-out times for hotels in Valladolid?
Is breakfast usually included in the room rate at Valladolid hotels?
Are airport shuttle services available from Valladolid hotels?
What are common cancellation policies for hotels in Valladolid?
Is parking available on-site at hotels in Valladolid, especially in the historic center?
Are pets generally allowed in hotels in Valladolid?
Is Wi-Fi free and reliable in hotels throughout Valladolid?
Are there accessible rooms for guests with disabilities commonly available in Valladolid hotels?
What safety measures are typically in place for guests at hotels in Valladolid?
Can hotels in Valladolid help book tours to Chichén Itzá, cenotes, or Ek’ Balam?
Is bottled water provided, and is tap water safe to drink in Valladolid?
What languages are commonly spoken by hotel staff in Valladolid?
Are child-friendly amenities available, such as cribs or extra beds, at hotels in Valladolid?
Where can I park a rental car, and are roads easy to navigate in Valladolid?
Do hotels in Valladolid provide secure luggage storage for early arrivals or late departures?
Are laundry and ironing services available at hotels in Valladolid?
Is tipping expected in Valladolid, and what are the local tipping customs?
What payment methods are generally accepted at hotels and businesses in Valladolid?
Are there specific smoking rules or designated smoking areas at hotels in Valladolid?
What local cultural or practical tips should guests know when visiting Valladolid?
Are there any local events or festivals happening during my stay in Valladolid?
Are there any nearby beaches or cenotes that I can visit from Valladolid?
Is a fitness center or pool commonly available at hotels in Valladolid?
What local transportation options are available for getting around Valladolid and to nearby sites?
Top Tips
- Reserve accommodations at least 4-8 weeks in advance for stays from November through April or during December holidays, as occupancy for haciendas and cenote hotels often exceeds 85% during these periods. Use flexible date search tools to compare rates and monitor price trends.
- Confirm air conditioning works and pool access is available during booking, as Valladolid averages highs of 28-34°C (82-93°F) year-round. If booking directly, ask for a recent maintenance report for your room.
- Choose a boutique hotel within 500 m of Parque Principal or the cathedral for a walk of under 7 minutes to Cenote Zací, San Roque Museum, and main events. Verify distance to attractions with Google Maps if accessibility is a concern.
- Request the full room rate in MXN pesos, including all 16% IVA and 3% lodging taxes before booking. Review your confirmation for a tax breakdown, as many hotels apply additional fees at check-out.
- Bring your passport for check-in, as most properties require a physical copy for government compliance. A credit or debit card pre-authorization is often held for incidentals, typically MX$1,000-2,500 (approx. $60 to $150 USD).
- Select hotels with onsite parking or arrange airport transfer if renting a car for Chichén Itzá (42 km) or Ek’ Balam (27 km) day trips. Confirm security features such as surveillance via recent guest photos or reviews.
- Review recent guest feedback (within the last 3-6 months) to verify Wi-Fi speed (aim for 20 Mbps or higher), street noise, or generator use, especially for hotels near Avenida Calzada de los Frailes.
- Opt for free cancellation if travel plans could change, as many properties in Valladolid offer full refunds up to 24-48 hours before arrival.
- Check if breakfast is included—over half of central boutique hotels provide daily breakfast from 7:00 or earlier. For dietary needs, email the hotel directly to confirm menu details.
- Ask about early check-in or free luggage storage, as rooms may not be available before 15:00. Use the luggage service when planning same-day trips to Chichén Itzá or nearby cenotes.
- Carry MX$20-50 notes (approx. $1 to $3 USD) to tip bellhops and housekeeping daily; leave cash in an envelope or a marked spot in your room. Restaurants typically expect a 10-15% tip if not already included in the bill.
- Greet staff with 'buenos días' and 'gracias.' Smaller guesthouses may have limited English; minimal Spanish helps speed up service and improves interactions.
- Pack breathable clothing such as shorts and sandals for daytime (average humidity 60-80%). For evening dining at premium venues like Yerbabuena del Sisal, wear a collared shirt or dress.
- Confirm hotel quiet hours (usually after 22:00) if returning late from shows or festivals. Hotels near pedestrian areas may have stricter noise policies.
- Use bottled or filtered water, provided by most hotels, for drinking and brushing teeth. Request hotel water certificates if unsure, or buy sealed bottles at local shops.
- Apply repellent with DEET or Icaridin, and wear long sleeves at dawn or dusk due to periodic local dengue and Zika risk. Check for recent health advisories posted at hotel reception.
- Store original IDs, cash, and electronics in your hotel safe. Carry only digital or paper copies of your passport for local outings; police checks typically accept these within Valladolid.
- Save your hotel's name, address, and phone number in Spanish on your phone. For taxis, show a map screenshot or Google Maps pin as most drivers do not speak English or use street addresses.
- Keep enough MXN cash for small purchases, as over 65% of taxis and markets prefer cash. Confirm at check-in if your hotel adds a 3-5% fee for card payments.
- Ask your hotel to book a colectivo or private van for day trips to Chichén Itzá or remote cenotes. ADO buses mainly run to Mérida or Cancún; confirm roundtrip pricing in MXN before departure.
- Prepare for speed bumps ('topes'), limited lighting, and some unmarked intersections when driving. Review your rental car agreement for required supplemental insurance for rural roads.
- Book a restored hacienda or hotel with exclusive cenote access for a stay featuring colonial courtyards, pools, and on-site guided tours.
- Inquire about in-house Mayan-style massages or temazcal (sweat lodge) experiences, available at some hotels for MX$600-1,200 (approx. $36 to $73 USD). Ask for recent guest safety feedback when booking.
- Check if hotels serve Yucatecan dishes such as cochinita pibil or sopa de lima at onsite restaurants. Some offer small-group cooking classes with 24-hour advance booking.
- Solo travelers should choose a centrally located hotel (within 400 m of Parque Principal) with 24-hour staff, CCTV, and social spaces. Confirm these security details by reviewing recent guest feedback.
- Families should book hotels with pools, mosquito nets, and family suites. Verify the availability of cribs and child meals ahead, as some hotels limit these by season.
- Business travelers should confirm Wi-Fi speed (20 Mbps or higher), early breakfast (from 6:30), and soundproof rooms. Ask about meeting space or printing when booking.
- Ask if your hotel has eco-friendly practices, such as recycling or refillable toiletries, or displays a green certification at reception.
- Look for bike rentals onsite or at shops within a 5-minute walk, as cycling is safe and all major sites are under 2 km from the city center.
- Review the Valladolid event calendar for holidays such as the Feria de Valladolid in January. Festivals increase local crowds by 25-50% and can affect hotel rates and availability.