Uxmal Hotels - Reviews and Rates

So for today, we´re based out of Merida, exploring the city and, of course, the nearby ruins. We visited Uxmal this morning, which is a group of ruins ¨"in the classic Pucc style". In other words, the buildings are pretty, pink, and incredibly detailed. Although the site as a whole, and the buildings individually, were not as large as some other...

With some new friends from Merida, Adam and Brad, we stopped at the Uxmal Mayan ruins for a few hours before heading onto Campeche. The Uxmal ruins were very impressive. Reasons: many hills to great views of the area, could climb up some of the ruins, not many tourists, not local vendors all over the place (like Chichen Itza). We waited by the s...

This morning we are off again, the first stop is at the Mayan ruins of Kabah. We are now in the middle of the heart of the Mayan buildings in the peninsular and these buildings are linked by a 20 km road to our next site at Uxmal. At the start of this road is a huge archway, also at the site we can see a large complex that they think was a soldi...

today we nearly ruined the ruin experience *ok so i just wanted to write that*. we spent the day visiting uxmal, kabeh, and two other ruin sites *i cant remember the names*. it was ok i guess. the ruins were really nice and grand etc, but at the end of the day they were just ruins. the day was so stinking hot, the my highlight was getting on a b...

Before the show even started, we enjoyed a visual treat. Out in sticks, far the light-polluted cities, the stars were smeared vividly across the inky night sky. We were handed a little radio set, with one channel for each of five different languages we took our seats and stared at the stars while we waited for the rest of the audience to arrive ...