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The hotel was very comfortable. The room had basic facilities but was very comfortable!

Xochimilco boat trip was the lowest point of our trip! We had expected a little more!

Our visit to Frida Kahlo’s house and museum was a highlight of our trip!

The first day was amazing specially with our guide Isabel and driver Roberto!

Great location Bed terrible Internal rooms with no windows a bit claustrophobic Staff not particularly helpful Breakfast mediocre

Room good Staff friendly and helpful Breakfast disgraceful, mess everywhere and dry messy hot food

Gorgeous air BnB Staff super friendly and helpful Made it feel like our home with full use of kitchen and facilities Wonderful recommendations of restaurant Nice spacious room with little extras such as singer/umbrella/sublick

Great location but our initial rooms were very cold and damp They did move us but which was an improvement

Nice room and pool Staff friendly Nice breakfast

Central location in fun town Staff not particularly helpful Breakfast standard

Nice pool Helpful staff Great location

Fabulous Super friendly staff Lovely spacious rooms Great location Great breakfast Very very clean

Had not been open for a month and were not ready for guests Pool not open but did have a small plunge pool that was ok Rooms extremely stuffy and hot with restrictive AC

Absolute highlight Stunning scenery Great guide and boatman

Fascinating ruins with a very expansive history Great guide

Guide in a rush and rude

Ruins interesting Guide seemed a little bored

Historical sites and museum fantastic but our guide was extremely difficult to understand and he talked so much it was difficult to take in his knowledge. Also stood very much in my personal space which was disconcerting

An hour at the tree too long Buffet lunch not our style Very very commercialised artisan pottery and weaving which in. fact on intense questioning we worked out WAS the way they used to do it but now all made in a factory so felt slightly mislead Not authentic

Extremely interesting and very informative, enthusiastic guide willing to answer questions

Beautiful experience with lovely family and the food was delicious Would have been better to make a few more common dishes that we would make again but making the mole was fun

Fascinating One of My favourite days Excellent guide with an incredible knowledge of Mayan culture and history

Interesting history Felt rushed by the guide

Not terribly inspiring Did a lot of walking with hot a lot of history or points of interest

Nice to see a small community and how it operated and enjoyed the meeting with the corn farmer to help understand the importance of corn to the Mayan Beautiful Cenote

Wonderful to see the flamingos Beautiful trip

Stunning

Lots of fun and interesting to see three different cenotes Fun on the bikes Ravaged by mosquitoes

So much fun and great choice of restaurants Very authentic taste of different styles topped off with churros and hot chocolate

Too commercial

Beautiful hotel in a nature reserve, very quiet, with a nice little beach. Great breakfast by the seaside, and an amazing outdoor yoga space. The pool is much smaller than it looks in the pictures though. And access to the nature reserve, for this and many other hotels, is a bit complicated, with guards stopping you every time you enter coming from the city, searching your car for any plastic and asking you to pay the daily fee. The small hassle is well worth it though. Once you are in, it's lovely.

Excellent hotel in the city center. Comfortable rooms, nice pool, and beautiful restaurant, including a rooftop. Parking was free and easy. Highly recommend going to the Zaci cenote, which is just a 5-10 minutes walk from the hotel.

Beautiful hotel on the beach. The rooms were very comfortable, and the views amazing. Only complaint would be that, due to the rain, large puddles of still, murky water formed between the hotel area and the beach, making beach access a bit difficult and unsightly.

Absolutely loved this group bike tour to three cenotes! Oswaldo, our guide, was outstanding, and the three cenotes each were different (one fully covered, one half covered, one open). We learned a lot, and had fun swimming, diving and following our guide through tight passages in the caves and taking photos underwater. Also very much enjoyed the delicious lunch the local ladies cooked for us at the end.

Wonderful nature experience! Our guide, Manuel, was outstanding at managing our group of about 12 people from various countries. Beautiful boat ride through the mangroves, with lots of bird sightings, and some manatees. Highlight was floating/swimming down a river, being pulled by the current, through the mangrove forest. The tour started with breakfast and ended with lunch at the community center, which was a nice way to get to know the other people in the group.

Very local experience in a town of about 250 people. Saw spider monkeys, walked through a forest, zip-lined over a lagoon, canoed across the water, and descended into a very deep, dark cenote. Our guide, Julio, was knowledgeable and spoke English. Had a delicious lunch at the local restaurant after. Not as exciting as other tours we did but well worth a visit if you are interested in small-scale, sustainable tourism run by local people.

Loved spending the day with the local community in Yaxunah! Everything was in Spanish - from the cooking, to visiting the herb garden, to learning how to make hammocks, watching the men craft jewelry from bull horns, and visiting the local Mayan ruins. The food they cooked for us was incredible, and the cenote we swam in beautiful!

Beautiful nature reserve, but not as memorable an experience as Sian Ka'an for instance. The tour was in Spanish only, by the boat driver. Saw amazing birds, including pink flamingos (from afar) - and three crocodiles very close up! Las Coloradas were more brown than pink, but still interesting to see. The Mayan bath (fango mud) at the end was fun.

The hotel was both beautiful and very well located. The staff was exceptional. A couple of minor issues. The bed wasn't great. And the hotel was next door to what is functioning as a doggy day care or kennel, so every so often the barking was pretty crazy.

Everything was fine. The room itself didn't have much character. Pretty much like any other motel in the U.S.

The cenotes were uncrowded, and totally beautiful. The bike ride was a perfectly reasonable way to get there and back, but nothing special. I think your info indicated a spanish speaking guide, which would have been ok, but he actually spoke english quite well

Our guide (trained as an achitect) spoke english well and was very knowledgeable. The site itself probably doesn't live up to the "7 wonders of the world" but was none the less very cool and interesting.

We enjoyed this, especially my wife who is a knitter, etc., but to call it a "workshop" is an overstatement. We spent only a couple of minutes weaving, and no one spoke english. It was fun to watch, and try, briefly, ourselves.

This site was probably more beautiful and interesting than Chichen Itza. Again, the guide was both very knowledgeable and spoke English quite well.

Everything about this, from the setting to the market to the teacher to the food was great.

Staff friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was great.

Weather precluded the balloon ride. After standing for several hours waiting to see if we were ballooning it was difficult to spend the rest of the day walking around the pyramids

My favorite day of our trip. Loved the local markets. Roberto was particularly helpful guiding us through the local markets, as was Jaime

Loved going to local cantinas we would not have gone to on our own. Food was fabulous

Loved the old colonial feel of this hotel. Good location. Staff very helpful. Wish they had more comfortable chairs in the room, though.

beautiful, peaceful hotel, excellent staff

This hotel is good for anyone looking for a more rustic Mayan experience. The room was like a Hobbitt's hut, with curved ceilings and cave-like interior, with very little light. I had to use the light on my camera to see inside my suitcase, even in daytime. If you have back problems or walking difficulty, this is not the place for you. We did like the fenced privacy and the outside private pool with jetted water. We experienced some bed bug problems here, though. The restaurant overlooking the beach was good, and the staff was very helpful. Would be an excellent choice if you are young with no health issues.

This was wonderful. We saw many beautiful flamingoes.

The guide was very informative. We learned a lot about the Mayans and their history. He altered the route when we asked and accommodated our slow walking.

The guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. He was very accommodating when one of us had some difficulty walking. He found shady spots to sit when the heat became too much. We learned a lot about the Mayans.

This was our favorite tour. The guides were all helpful and accommodating. The area is beautiful with many birds to see. Very relaxing.

The guide was very helpful and knowledgeable. The Mayan ceremony was meaningful. We did not see any wildlife though.

Our room was really large which was convenient as my husband was ill and able to sleep in the “living room.” However, it was quite dark and you have to walk up four flights of stairs to get a mediocre, continental style breakfast.

Magical environment. Amazing staff. Terrific breakfast. Wanted to take the bed, sheets and all home.

Do this! It’s worth getting up at 4am for.

Juan has so much enthusiasm. He ended up being with us for 3 days and we really got to know how professional and flexible he is. He’s a great guide!

Our chef and we made healthy tasty authentic Mexican Mole Verde. It was delicious. Also homemade tortillas. He was gracious and wonderful.

Convenient and lovely location in the historic Condesa neighborhood. The bathroom was a bit small, and the hotel was on a noisy street, but that seems to be an unavoidable part of Mexico City. We loved the Art Deco neighborhood and style of the hotel. It was very comfortable and we would stay there again!

Great central location; amazingly clean; unique room; lovely central courtyard; delicious complementary breakfast. It was also very loud at this hotel, but no surprise given the central location. They did acknowledge the noise with the included ear plugs. :)

Our guide was amazing. He was so knowledgeable! My only complaint was that it just wasn't enough time to see the whole Museum. We need five days to really see everything, and so much would have been good to revisit after the trip.

The driver and the guide were both fantastic! The driver knew Mexico City well and made it a real adventure getting around. Our guide had so much knowledge and information.

Magical experience. Our driver/kayak guide was fantastic and so energetic. We got to see things I would have never seen on this trip. What a surprising experience, delicious breakfast, and really interesting.

Our guide Isabel was so knowledgeable and helpful and really brought the site to life. The pyramids and ruins were overwhelming, but we got a history that made it attainable. Definitely bring a hat! I forgot to do that and it was very bright.

Our guide Raul was amazing! He was everybody's friend and knew the side streets, street vendors, and best places to try different food. We covered a ton of ground and got to see so much of the Condesa and Roma North neighborhoods. This day was definitely a highlight!

Super fun, great seats, and a really unique experience. I would have never picked this activity but am so glad we got to go! What a spectacle!

Magical and such a unique experience. Yes, it was touristy, but I can see why. Our balloon pilot was so skilled and it felt like we were in great hands.

Tried a variety of different tacos in places we would have never experienced.

The tour guide gave us so much insight into the history of the area. He was energetic and a lot of fun. We liked learning about the ancient water systems, the cathedrals and history of the Catholic church in Mexico, and trying Oaxacan ice creams/ices.

Absolutely a highlight. The market was a unique experience that would have been very intimidating without a guide. We tried and made foods that were authentic and delicious. Chef Gerardo's house/kitchen was so inviting and lovely. We really enjoyed our day!

Monte Alban was a complete surprise and lovely. Not a site we knew we would visit, but even more meaningful after seeing the other ruins and sites. Our driver was awesome, and our guide Ede was captivating and engaging.

Guide Ede was fantastic. Seeing the different locations on this day was a great way to end the trip.