Hotels near Huhí

Clean pool, hot jacuzzi although it didn't seem very clean, stars amazing but all lights left on so couldn't see them well.

Destino mio is exceptional. We stayed in the glamping tent as a family of four - the room was beautiful and well appointed. It rained in the night and it was magical. We knew we could swim in one cenote. It was a wonderful surprise that it was a private experience and that we could swim in multiple cenotes! The staff was very attentive and went out of their way to make sure everyone had as private an experience in nature as possible.

We loved this place. You could almost call it a cultural community center. The attention to detail and love for the environment are remarkable: they make their own soap from their bees, grow the watermelons and other fruits served at breakfast, and if you wish, Adriana will cook up delicious homemade Mexican dishes. And from our Dutch experience it was really: 'Lekker zitten, lekker eten'. We visited the lodge after a trip to Chichen Itza. When we arrived, we were pleasantly surprised that their daughter greeted us in Dutch! We hadn’t expected to hear our native language here, and she spoke it so well—it made us feel instantly at home. Leuk om van jou zo veel te leren van alle diertjes om jullie huisje! Geniet van het trampoline springen! The host has an impressive knowledge of Mayan culture and the local environment, and because she’s traveled widely throughout Mexico, she also has deep insight into how different cultures and histories intersect across the country. Beyond her work at the lodge, she even teaches local children about the cultural and natural heritage of the area, passing on traditional knowledge and skills to new generations. Our stay here truly enriched our understanding of Mexico. We leave with a deeper appreciation and perspective on this beautiful country.

Beautiful garden. Welcoming friendly and helpful hosts. Delicious food.

Homun is a wonderful town that thrives on the Cenote tourism, but mainly catering to Mexican tourists, espicallit folks from Merida out for weekend escapes and such. As Americans, we were a bit of novelty, but everyone was lovely and patient with our imperfect Spanish. The Finca itself is slightly hard to find; most street numbers are hard to spot from the street, and the outside wall is anonymous. But inside is a beautiful wonderland; it would be a fantastic place for a large family gathering or group of friends traveling together.

Felt like home. The hosts were so joyful and high vibrational. I will recommend my friends to stay here when they pass through.

The staff were incredibly kind. The owner lent me his personal bicycle which absolutely made my trip because I could ride around to cenotes. He was completely trusting which was so nice