2-Star Hotels in Valladolid

One of my favorite accommodations in Mexico. The resort was beautiful and the staff were incredibly friendly. After reading reviews of how tricky it was to find the resort we were nervous, but all we did was message the resort on whatsapp and they sent very clear instructions how to get there. You'd have to come in from Valladolid but that was a nice detour to see the city! I have stayed at big name resorts that were equally as nice that were charging triple the price, this place is an underrated gem and not crowded (we were the only two people on the resort, we felt like royalty). We will be back. As two history nerds we enjoyed that the grounds had their own mayan ruins and 3 cenotes to explore.

I arrived late at night and paid the accommodation fee in cash, so if I was worried about what to do because the ruins of tomorrow were gone, I went to the bank ATM with me. It was late at night, so I was worried and grateful to go alone. I told him that I didn't need breakfast because I would leave after 6 o'clock to visit the ruins, but he prepared lunch and water. The water pressure in the shower was good, and hot water came out, so I was tired. The dryer will be lent if you ask in the lobby. He also prepared hot water for a large water bottle. I stayed for 2 days but I don't clean. There is also a small refrigerator, and you can cool your drinks. I was able to spend comfortably. Thank you.

Nice Pool but the music was too loud. No coffee, refrigerator, glasses, water in the room. Very thin walls - you can hear the people next door. The was free parking and the hotel is only 3 months old so everything was new and clean. I wouldn't book again.

We had a wonderful stay at Casa Bamboo. The room was very spacious and comfortable, making it a great place to relax after a day of exploring. Everything was clean and well maintained, and the atmosphere was very pleasant. The only small downside is that the pool is quite small, but overall it was still a great stay and we would happily return.