Tinum Pyramid of Kukulkan Hotels

"Perfect location for an early trip to Chichen Itza. Pool was a welcome break from the travel. Breakfast was one choice scrambled eggs and bread. Staff were friendly. For a one night stay it was value for money."

"The hotel is very centrally located...we could walk just about everywhere we wanted to go. The hotel grounds are lovely and the restaurant was delicious. The room was clean, and spacious, but it had nothing in it but the bed, a small desk and 2 nightstands. There was no table or chairs. Had we ordered room service, we would had to eat on the bed. Also, the lighting in the room was quite dim. Perhaps most irritating was the room key card. It only worked some of the time. We'd touch the key pad, the light would flash green, but the door wouldn't open. We'd have to go down to the reception desk repeatedly to have the card reset."

"We were the only persons using the pool for the 3 days stay! Excellent view from our balcony!"

"No hot tub"

"We've been traveling for 8 weeks, with 20 different locatiobs and hotels, and this is one of our favourites 😍 Quiet, great food, plenty of parking, 5 mins from.Chichen Itza. Lovely rooms, pool, great staff."

"This resort stay was amazing and genuinely beyond my expectations. The jungle atmosphere is the whole experience—peaceful, romantic, and nearly effortless from check-in to checkout. If you’re expecting a brand-new, ultra-modern “2025-built” 5-star resort, you’re missing the point of staying within about 1,000 feet of Chichén Itzá and being immersed in nature. The entire site was very clean, and the beds were super comfortable. The staff were nothing but welcoming—friendly and they sparked conversations in a natural way without ever being obtrusive. Service felt easy and relaxed, which is exactly what we wanted. The food was right in line with what we hoped for—solid 4–5 star quality. We stayed in a lodge with a single bed, and the air conditioning was more than adequate (honestly, it was set too cold when we arrived—nice problem to have). No real need for an alarm clock if you sleep with the windows open—the natural sounds are the perfect wake-up call. We visited at the end of February and avoided crowds completely—only about 4–5 cars in the parking lot. It’s far enough from the hustle and bustle of Cancun to truly unwind. I would return without a doubt, and I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing, romantic stay in a unique jungle setting near Chichén Itzá."

"It’s a “Tec” hotel but ironically the WiFI is very poor. No in room safe. And no lobby coffee, as there are no food shops nearby. "

"Great location and a nice hotel."

"This property is stunning, the gardens are beautiful, everything is clean and the staff are very attentive."