B&Bs in Izamal

Very calm and quiet location, comfortable room, beautiful pool and garden.

Amazing place with a huge garden. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. The place is owned by a nice couple very friendly and helpful. They provided an Information book that was very useful. Very good breakfast too

Lucia was an amazing host and was so helpful to us - she even helped us out with a trip to Chichen Itza. The pool was lovely and so refreshing, the water being used from cenotes. The beds were lovely and comfortable and everything was so clean. Thank you so much for such a lovely stay!

The hotel is really nice and done with a lot of ice local Mayan touch. It has lovely vibe and it is nice and cool during the hot days. It is super close to the center and in the same time is very quiet and one can rest nicely. The breakfast was very nice and everyone is super lovely from the personnel, trying to assist you in every way possible.

Great location, walkable to town and right next to the ruins/pyramid. Wifi was decent compared to other places we stayed at ! Staff was very friendly, rooms were very spacious and clean. Looks like they are doing some renovations too, so they clearly upkeep the place!

We loved this place. You could almost call it a cultural community center. The attention to detail and love for the environment are remarkable: they make their own soap from their bees, grow the watermelons and other fruits served at breakfast, and if you wish, Adriana will cook up delicious homemade Mexican dishes. And from our Dutch experience it was really: 'Lekker zitten, lekker eten'. We visited the lodge after a trip to Chichen Itza. When we arrived, we were pleasantly surprised that their daughter greeted us in Dutch! We hadn’t expected to hear our native language here, and she spoke it so well—it made us feel instantly at home. Leuk om van jou zo veel te leren van alle diertjes om jullie huisje! Geniet van het trampoline springen! The host has an impressive knowledge of Mayan culture and the local environment, and because she’s traveled widely throughout Mexico, she also has deep insight into how different cultures and histories intersect across the country. Beyond her work at the lodge, she even teaches local children about the cultural and natural heritage of the area, passing on traditional knowledge and skills to new generations. Our stay here truly enriched our understanding of Mexico. We leave with a deeper appreciation and perspective on this beautiful country.