All accommodations are suites, and our suite of rooms was huge, furnished with antiques, overlooking gardens. It was a good value. The bathroom and shower were exceptionally nice. The grounds are pretty, and the breakfast was made to order, ample, and delicious. It is sometimes possible to get a nice dinner here if arranged ahead, for a fair price. Adequate cooling system. Plenty of parking. Friendly hosts. Netflix. You can even bring a pet.

This place is a 10 in so many ways, but there were TWO IMPORTANT CONDITIONS that potential guests should know about: this historic Hacienda is out of Merida to the east in a relatively poor village. There is one nice restaurant (you must drive) some little distance away, and there are convenience stores out on the highway, but this is definitely not an area catering to tourists. We took a taxi in to the Grand Plaza. The other problem is the pervasive musty, moldy smell in the lovely old rooms amidst the old antique furniture. Weeks later my suitcases, handbag, jacket (anything not machine washable) still smell strongly of it. If you are sensitive to mold or mildew you will have a problem here.

This is a wonderful property. A former hacienda with beautiful grounds and totally updated rooms. The owner is intimately involved in all parts of the operation and is happy to do extra to make your stay better(I have never been asked before if I wanted the owner to come in and let out my dog to go potty if we're gone for hours). I especially liked that electric outlets were plentiful and there were no telephones in the room. Breakfast was exceptional with the owners 'adopted' daughter making whatever you wanted. Comfy bed, jacuzzi tub, great water pressure, quality towels, I loved it.

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We spent 6 days at Hacienda San Pedro Nohpat with my wife and three kids (10,7,4). The place is beatufiul, the location is perfect to reach almost everything (Chichen Itzá, Uxmal, Celestún, etc.) The Hacienda itself had a great pool which was a blessing in that heat, especially for the kids. The manager Iona was really helpful, she gave us some perfect recommendations and ideas, what to check out. She even prepared for us a cool kit in the morning, I thougth that was especially thoughtful of her. The maids working at the hacienda were also very nice and helpful. We would happily recommend Hacienda San Pedro Nohpat to basically anyone.

We really enjoyed our short stay at this beautiful former hacienda. The grounds are impeccably maintained and rooms are large, appointed with unique and lovely antique furniture. Breakfast was amazing! Owner was very gracious and hospitable. Would have liked the stay a bit longer to relax by the pool and garden.

The property was hard to find, would be great to include in the confirmation directions to entrance which is different from address given, and for parking. No restaurants very close by, but not a problem if you have a car. The location served our needs, as we were just passing and wanted something close to the highway.

Very nice hacienda with its history that can be told by the nice landlady. She invited us to visit her beautiful garden. We had a kind of private apartment next to the pool which was very nice even though we didn’t have time to get to use the pool. Breakfast was really good.

It’s a bit far from city centre but it’s also the reason why we chose to stay there. At least it’s calm and easy to park the car securely. And it’s easy and cheap to reach the centre with Uber

Amazing place! Awesome breakfast - best omelette we had in 4 weeks in Mexico + really good coffee + home made delicious marmelade Big nice clean swimming pool Beautiful garden + fish + nice cat to cuddle Best accommodation we had in our whole Mexico trip! The owners and staff very nice and friendly.

Nothing, we loved it!

Warm staff who put a lot of effort into making it special for you. The Hacienda has been around for a while and so the owner and staff really take care of the place, with good local recommendations and a chill vibe. A must come back in summer to use the pool

The hacienda is beautiful and we loved the refreshing pool. The location is great near the main road and outside the crazyness of Merida. We took a bus to the center and back in the evening and found it very convenient. The bus stop is right in front. Lastly I have to mention the breakfast which was delicious. The best eggs we had in Mexico.

The conversation with the host went strange fast. Upon arrival and the next morning the topic was steered almost immediately to covid vaccines, world politics and conspiracy theories. Maybe not my topics of choice on a relaxing holiday.

Very nice hacienda. Spacious rooms, air con and fan. Swimming pool available. It's a large and beautiful estate. Quiet,clean, tidy, safe. Very friendly Canadian owner with lots of information. Good breakfast. Playful house cat. Large parking lot. Very few other guests.

Location is a bit far away from the city centre. You can take an Uber to downtown (about 100 pesos to the Cathedral, 20 minutes one way).

I can only say great things about this place. It's not a hotel per se, but rather just a private mansion where the owners host the guests. The owner is an incredibly nice lady who makes the best possible effort to make your stay pleasant and comfortable. Also, Now about the room. The dwelling (I'm calling it that on purpose because it's HUGE) in which I spent my time cannot be called a room as it was bigger than most 1 bedroom apartments. It was big enough to host 8 people (6 adults and 2 kids) so that should speak for itself. Well deserved 10/10!

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