Vacation rentals with a fire pit in Valladolid

Very nice garden, with a nice room. Easily accessible, right near the bus station

Roxana's house is a sweetheart. Roxana is a very attentive person to her guests who is with the attention it gives her as the way she made her place (decoration, aesthetic details,...). I highly recommend it !

Allan is a wealth of knowledge and has a deep love and appreciation for the community around him. Grateful for staying with him and look forward to doing so again in the future.

Really enjoyed staying here. The other people staying here were very interesting. The coffee was good! I would recommend this place for people who want a more complete experience of the city and surrounding area. We learned a lot from the host.

Allan is one of the most friendly hosts there is... he gives good advice and is attentive to his hosts. His place is not a 5 star Marriott, it is a life experience and adventure, so to me thats better .. Allan is disconnected from the mainstream reality which is refreshing truly... just be careful some guests may be a bit sensitive to the full jungle life lol (we will never forget the cooking of your stew hehe). We are still talking and happily laughing about the stay, you sure did a mark on our lives, a good one, so cheers! There is not an ounce of bad in Allan, however he needs to work a lot to maintain this big place, which is not easy when that remote; so please approach it as a mayan jungle experience angle... the roof and the surroundings are precious and amazing! Also I loved to see Julia, the little one, running, exploring and in love with the dogs and cats. Also Allan said more than once that he travels now by listening to his guests stories, it was nice to talk ! Thanks

A unique experience delving into a Mayan village, where we met very noble and friendly locals. Joaquín is a very good host and we thank you for all your work, we made a great friend from Mexico. Grateful for the town and its culture, see you soon Kanxoc! Camilo and Daya.

We were unable to stay the full duration at Rigo's but this was not due to the host. The host was friendly and understanding of our situation which made things much less stressful due to our personal circumstances. Rigo was generous enough to offer us a complementary day if we ever visit again which we really appreciate. The location is remote but beautiful and if you're looking for a legitimate jungle experience, Rigo can offer it.

This place resembles the pictures, and as others mentioned, a staff member in Chemax guided us to this developing resort. A 10 minute drive on a bumpy road leads into the jungle and the resort. Everything was clean. The cabin's outdoor bathroom had a large bathtub, and after initial coordination, we had a dedicated water heater, providing warm water throughout our stay. Mosquito nets on beds protected against wildlife. The jungle surroundings featured geckos, bugs, and harmless snakes. The Mexican breakfast offered an intimate insight into local food culture, which Anna prepared for us. Humberto ensured our safety, answering our questions and assisting with needs. A communal kitchen in the main house allowed us to prepare meals. The self-sufficient resort faced occasional electricity issues due to solar panels, but staff actively resolved bugs. If you embrace nature and of-grid living, this is the place to be. We really recommend you this experience. Thanks a lot for everybody!

Our stay at Oliver’s place was delightful and we enjoyed meeting and talking with him about his work there. It was beautiful and peaceful, fun to explore. We enjoyed the cenote, even though it was a bit daunting to access. The dogs were a plus! We had most everything we needed. Really great retreat.