Casa Janaab Palenque

"Really enjoyed this hostel! Felt very comfortable, great WiFi, staff was super friendly and helpful. Would 100% recommend"

Piedra de Agua Palenque

"This hotel has all the “bones” to be an amazing jingle stay in Palenque but is sadly mismanaged. It is set in the jungle and has beautiful paths and what could be quaint rooms with dip pools and hammocks. Unfortunately it is rundown with empty dip pools, unpainted villas, bathrooms full of mosquitoes, lack of purified fresh water in the rooms and a bar that has no ice, no cold beverages at all. The beds are old and the linens slide over dirty mattresses. The prearranged massage was the only positive thing about our experience here."

Hotel - Museo Xibalba

"This is an extremely charming hotel and the staff are warm and friendly and helpful. Cleanliness is superb. The bed is excellent. The hotel is situated in a very cool area of tourist hotels and restaurants. One could not ask for a nicer, safer area. I would say the room (and the hotel) is akin to a grand, permanent tent. It is 'open air' to the extent that the hotel itself is open - all hallways, etc. - to the outside air (not to people having access or walking through). While only the fan on the A/C unit in my room worked, that didn't matter because there is a permanently open screened area in the bathroom and bedroom and the air can just flow through - so A/C wouldn't matter much anyway. No heat function. There is also a large screened window that may be opened or closed. All the fresh air you could want! The hotel and room decor are fresh, clean, attractive, very pleasant in every sense. The room is quite small, but sufficient for one person. The bathroom is very adequate and not cramped. Shower is hot - though shower head really needs replacement. The bottom floor is the hotel reception in one corner and the rest of the front part is a restaurant which continues to the outside - not part of the hotel. Rooms are on another part of the ground floor and on the 2nd and 3rd floors mostly. If you like a relaxed feel, fresh open air, and a pleasant, relaxed, walkable area and don't mind a small room - you will probably love this place. I just prefer 'closed' air where humidity can be controlled along with temperature and more 'standard' hotel infrastructure. I rated this hotel for what it is - as opposed to how I liked it. I stayed 2 days and 1 night (left late 2nd night for another city). I was glad I was only there 1 night - overall I didn't care much for it - I want a closed controllable climate in my room. I chose it because it is very near the ADO bus terminal and I was arriving and leaving by bus. It was a brief, easy walk for this oldster."

Villas Adriana Wellness Village, Palenque