
Rosewood Mayakoba
Playa del Carmen, Mexico

Chocholá, Mexico
In the heart of the Mayan jungle, a 19th hacienda melts into a wild landscape steeped in history. Maybe it’s the proximity of major archaeological sites, or perhaps a certain genius loci, and the singular spirit of the place; but inspired by its surroundings, where vegetation and spirituality intertwine, the residence fosters a dialogue between past and present, interiors and the outdoors, through distinctive architecture. Stone, glass, and local materials shape the communal areas and the 40 guest rooms, where ancestral craftsmanship takes pride of place. The immersive experience continues in a spa designed around an ancient sacred cenotaph, offering traditional treatments that combine hydrotherapy, herbalism, and sound therapy. Ixi’im restaurant builds further bridges between eras, orchestrating a culinary encounter between age-old techniques and regional produce to create a cuisine with symbiotic resonance.
At the Casita Maya, master the art of transforming corn and cacao in a cultural palapa.
A Sikar Bar where the house cigars and fine spirits command respect.
An oasis as a garden at the Royal Villa, for kicking up your heels well out of sight.
Tablaje 642 San Antonio Chablé
97816 Chocholá, Mexico
Mérida (MID), thirty minutes away; Cancún, roughly four hours by road.
Twenty-five minutes from Mérida's colonial centre; Uxmal, Chichén Itzá and village cenotes within reach.
Public areas: free
In room: free