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28 January 2018
While is place is advertised as a quiet nature reserve. It does have the potential to be that . It is in the midst of the jungle. I had book for 3 nights for a cabin with attached private bathroom for 1 person. I arrived to find out the one cabin with attached bathroom sleeps 5 and it's a hundred dollars a night. I ended up in a green cabin with no privacy and had to walk a 100 yrds across for all bathrooms use. While there is a makeshift kitchen and sitting area court yard there is no food availlable for guests. You have to bring your own or walk or drive to the mile and a half to the local village for accommodations. I had anticipated a queit stay, on the first night there after visiting the village of Chemuyil around 6 30 pm , the pounding sound of rancho music started from the resort next door . A quicinera was on the way. It went on until 230 AM. The only relief was the occasional rain storm that apparently disrupted the ongoings. I devoped a massive fromtal lope headache. Could not sleep. I confronted Renzo the host as to why he advertised this place to be quiet and peaceful, he rudely responded that ' is ain't that the way it is back I the states where I came from'. He offered tomorrow to be a better day and there was nothing he could about the noise. I spent the rest of the night coordinating my departure for the next morning. Finally after 3 am I tryed to get some sleep only to twist back and forth in the extreme humidity of the forest. In the morning my taxy, Valentin was there early to rescue me from this inconveniece. I had hoped for a quiet stay and hiking opportunuty. But I ended up with loud disco noise, a massive headache and cost of $120.
I had no problem with lack of accommodation but the pounding music all night long in the false advertisement of peace and quiet left me untrusting of what else was to come. The host was a bit to unconcern of my dissastifying experience I would not recommend this place to anyone, regardless of how much you want to experience the wilderness. Not mention the yard dogs, running at you and barking in a hostile manner. Don't fall for the add as to the uniqueness of the place. There's nothing there.response / report this review -
30 December 2017
Muy buen y económico lugar, (100 pesos el camping) a 10 minutos andando del pueblo, en frente de un cenote (entrada a ese cenote 70 pesos), y a 15 minutos de un lugar donde hay playa y cenote (colaboración voluntaria para entrar al lugar). Tiene cabañas, camping y tipis, lugar para estar con una mesa grande, otro con una mesa mediada, algunas hamacas, duchas con agua caliente y baños limpios, una mini cocinita con lo básico pero limpio, para los que acampan. Tiene wifi. El dueño es muy amable (no habla español). Hay muy buen ambiente. No hay ningún bar muy cerca asà que es silencioso, y está lleno de plantas, asà que fresco. Punto importante: Lleva repelente. Hay unos ferroces mosquitos e insectos, ya que este lugar es como jungla. Ahh y me olvidaba, tiene un pequeño cenote en el que puedes refrescarte si hace mucho calor. Si llevas tienda, asegúrate de llevar colchoncillo o algo, ya que el suelo no es arena sino piedra. Si llevas coche no hay problema ya que hay sitio donde aparcar.
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30 December 2017
Don's place is great. Secluded enough yet close to everything. Great jungle vibe and close to a nice basic Mexican town and 15 mins to Tulum.
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23 July 2016
Excelente lugar para acampar en una cabaña a lo.anturas solo tienes que tener mente abierta ante la.posibilidad que te vean como dios te trajo al mundo jajajaja hay un cenote hermoso en el terreno
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19 July 2015
Fantastico
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18 November 2013
Very good , is beautiful
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