The Hacienda San Jose — Tixkokob, Mexico
The Hacienda San Jose
Tixkokob, Mexico
A Member Of Starwood Luxury Collection, this Historic Hacienda Of The 18th Century Was Restored And Transformed As A Seductive Retreat For The Modern Traveler. Located In Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, the Hacienda Is Surrounded By Reminders Of Its Colonial History. It Is A Restored Nobleman's Estate Which In The 19th Century was Home To The Lucrative Production Of Sisal. The Rooms Lie Around An Impressive Courtyard featuring Spacious Rooms And Large Bathrooms That Respect Details Of The Original Architecture, high Ceilings, tiled Floors, brightly Colored Walls And Some With Private Terraces With Plunge Pools.
- - Fine Dining on Site
- - Pool, Outdoor
- - Biking, Touring
- - Ecological Tourism
- - Golfing
- - Horseback Riding
- The Hacienda San Jose
- Km 30 Carretera
- Tixkokob Tekanto
- Tixkokob , 99999
- Mexico
Location Summary
Historic Hacienda Of The 18th Century Which Was Restored And Transformed As A Seductive Retreat For The Modern Traveler Taxi - Approx 60.00 usd Limo - Shuttle - 0700-2300 Daily - Approx 55.00 usd - Reservation Required 52-99-238089
Directions to Hotel
From West - 31 Miles East Of Merida International Airport.
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