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Hotels in Xpujil

Live by the adage, 'More holidays less work'? Then whisk yourself off to Xpujil. While staying in the centre is difficult, there is accommodation close by. Take your pick of 2 digs within 10 kilometres of all the action on lastminute.com.au. Time to get your holiday face on.

After a big day of sightseeing, dive into a comfy bed at Chicanná Ecovillage Resort and Hotel Maya Balam. These are a few of the closest hotels to the action.

Attractions and Hotels Near Xpujil

If you're a proud carrier of the wanderlust gene (well duh, you're here right?), then you won't want to miss out on exploring more of the Campeche region. Ruins and old towns are a few sights that should be on your gotta-see list. If landscapes are more your thang, roam around the area's beaches and coastal plains. Alternatively, try your hand at one or two popular regional pursuits like mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.

So let lastminute.com.au guide you. Just a sesh on the laptop and you'll be well on your way to a seriously cool hotel in Xpujil!

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Lovely corner of the Calakmul Biosphere

5 / 5

This hotel is about 7 months old, and they are on their way but not quite there yet. First, the rooms and hotel are beautiful. Rooms are spacious, tasteful, and have balconies looking out on the jungle. The pool area and common areas are similarly lovely. You are an hour and a half from the main highway, so completely at the mercy of the restaurant on site. The servers are by and large very friendly but they seem overwhelmed. Service takes a long time. The hotel should offer a cafe, maybe at the pool side bar, where guests can get quick, less complex snacks and sandwiches. Also, they ran out of fundamental ingredients like milk for the coffee and lime/ lemon for margaritas. We did some walking/ driving up the Road to see wildlife. However, if you are interested in some of the archaeological sites that are lesser known, it might be better to limit your stay at Munro Maya and find a hotel in Xpujil. We thought we were doing that but the Hotels.com link shows the hotel in the wrong place.

A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Mundo Maya Calakmul

Posted 5 days ago