Favorite place in the world

We chose Xuux Peek primarily as a way to break up the drive back from Merida to Cancun Airport for a noon flight, but with the hopes of a night of serenity to ease us out of our 10-day trip. I found other reviews to be helpful and accurate... the fully covered senote was amazing and felt like walking onto a set of Mandalorian - BUT not swimmable. The other open one, clearly being styled for possible events, was beautiful and small but swimmable, but mostly what felt like a "watering hole." The Cenote / Pool Combo was great for our 6 and 9 year olds. Both Cenotes very worth the visit, but get your rope swinging and cliff diving in at other cenotes. But this were perfect for a late afternoon cooldown. The rooms were very clean and the property was serene. The staff was helpful. It really seems that the property is designed to be great for those just trying to get a way , but also for larger groups that might want a yoga retreat or similar. Due to the toll road, there can be some backtracking, but it wasn't bad. There was "ok" pizza that delivered, but otherwise, plan to drive 10-20 minutes to a nearby village for meals. Would stay again!!

The rooms were beautiful n had a patio to sit on and the location was remote but great Rooms did not have tea or coffee or even hot water so we requested hot water which they gave us. The people mostly speak local dilect and the hotel was a little tricky to find. There are cenotes on and near the property that made it special If you want quiet and secluded location of peace and quiet, this is the right place. Its an hour plus from chichen itza and 25 mins from Valladolid

It was lovely the cenotes were beautiful.

I can't say enough wonderful things about this place. It is a multi-acre compound with so many wonderful things to see and do, in addition to a spotless, very comfortable room with great dark out curtains and a very nice attached patio. We were amazed by the 3 cenotes on the property, the Mayan ruins (that has been partially rebuilt), the many walking paths that are wide and very well marked. They communicated with me on Whatsapp and sent photos of the entrance off the road so that there could be no misunderstanding. We loved it. So many birds in the morning. We figured on 30 different species on my husband's phone app. Off the beaten path somewhat and just delightful. Book it!!

Comfortable, peaceful, with two beautiful cenotes on the property, and friendly staff. A perfect start to our Yucatan experience!

The room was spotless, and the staff was amazing. The site is very quiet and is great to relax in nature. The hiking trail and the two cenotes are wonderful, and so is the pool. We hope to come back.

Spotless rooms, amazing and friendly staff. Beautiful property.

I'm not sure how this place could have been better. I came on a solo bird watching trip, and it was a perfect base for exploring the Yucatan. I stayed in the glamping cabin, the bed was hard foam and very comfortable. The AC worked well. And there's a strong 4G cell service. The only possible downside is that the location is right next to a highway so you get a little bit of traffic noise. Other than that, it's hard to beat a hiking trail and a cenote right there on site.

Construction meant our rooms (which are called “glamping” by the hotel meant we had to walk 5 minutes across a park to get to them. Although we were the only guests they would not move is into other rooms. The feee breakfast is just toast and coco-pops. The first around the hotel was reasonable and it least it is protected there.

Cenote closeby and well-kept grounds. Warm Reception.

This place is beautiful! Appears to be very new and well done. Cenote on the property was gorgeous and we were the only two in it when we went. Pool was lovely and clean. Forest was also really beautiful. Would definitely go out of our way to stay here again!

Lovely room superb setting and an amazing experience. Having the cenotes on the property was the highlight, they were fantastic. We arrived early well before checkin and they kindly accommodated our suitcases but unfortunately the cafeteria which was the only place to get food for miles was closed that day. It should have been opened between 9-2.00 as stated on the WhatsApp they sent us previously so we were only able to buy crisps and biscuits for lunch and tea. This was the only negative, the reception kindly ordered our taxi to return to Valladolid. We would stay again

This was a magical property with 3 cenotes on the property and a lovely walking trail around the property. Who is truly where we felt we could leave it all behind, come back to center and refill our bucket with positive vibes. Vibes. I highly recommend everything about staying here!

I loved Xuux Peek. When I go back to México i will stay here again. Google did mislead us on getting there, so if it directs you to a tiny over grown road, don't go that way. As you are heading east on 180D, right before the over pass there is a dirt road that runs along side the 180D, take that road and it leads directly to the hotel. I wish the cenotes were more full. The pool was great, the staff is great, the rooms are great. For food be prepared to bring some, or you you can drive to Valladolid which is a short drive away.

Very clean and quiet!

What a gem of a place! I would absolutely come back to stay for a couple more nights. I chose the “glamping” experience, but there are proper hotel rooms available (they look nice). The glamping consists of about 6 small rooms (possibly built out of a half-length shipping container?) arranged in a circular format surrounding a shower/toilet block. The whole area is dressed up to look like they’re a little more rustic than they actually are (thatched roofs, etc.) Each room is outfitted with 2 twin beds and a private sink and toilet inside (and an A/C!) and a private shower stall outside, so I never actually used the shower block. The way the rooms are arranged feels very private, and someone would have to make an effort to walk around to access/see the shower stall, so I felt comfortable taking a shower in my stall. The camping experience was cool enough, but what really makes this place special are the grounds. There are several kilometers of hiking trails winding through the forest, and along the way are several treasures to discover, including three cenotes (two open, one very cool one in a cave) and a Mayan ruin. The cenotes aren’t really set up for swimming, but the hotel’s pool looked appealing (and was warm). If you go for a hike, you will almost certainly be accompanied by Frida, the hotel’s very companionable dog. No wifi in the glamping area, but strong AT&T/Telcel service. Close to the Cuota but can be a challenge to find (hosts will send detailed directions).

We stayed in the hotel part of this property, rooms were big and clean, sheets felt like nice quality. Make sure you leave time to explore the property, there's 3 cenotes to see and the property is big and very pretty. It's pretty far off the beaten path but we thought it was worth it. We went to ek balam the next day and this property is only 30 minutes away. Breakfast is only coffee and cereal & toast (more options available that you can buy) so plan for that since there's no restaurants close by. Also Google maps is confused where the hotel is, you need to take the dirt road just before the bridge, they sent us a message before we arrived explaining how to get there. Staff was really nice, there's a swing, a tree house, and really cute area with picnic tables. Wish we stayed more than one night.

Spectacular cenotes and Mayan ruins on the property. Beautifly maintained hiking trails on site.

El lugar es increíble con buenas instalaciones. Deberían de dar más opciones de alimentos, sobretodo durante las tardes y noches.