The cenote is phenomenal and the whole place very well organised. Nice bar, restaurant and shop
Food was great. While family ate and afterwards we were so full we could not even move.
The hacienda has the “Cenotes” (sinkholes). You pay for entrance fee and get Buffet lunch.
A lovely off the beaten track local restaurant. Great authentic all you can eat Mexican food and impressive local dancers. Just note that you have to pay for drinks. We went with a tour group so not sure how it works if you just walk in. There's also a great local shop which sells amazing souvenirs- remember to get a receipt for anything you buy in Mexico as border control can confiscate any items that you buy without a proper receipt that includes local taxes
Fairly good food but not wow.
You have to pay for your drinks, but not much though.
Magnificent garden with lots of plants and a nice touch that you have plants' name written beside it.
The restaurant is attached to a souvenir shop which offers nice objects and their exchange rate is good if you want to purchase something there.
Abundant Yucatan food buffet. Refreshing sinkhole experience. Great people. Inexpensive.
The buffet was very good. The lime soup was particularly exceptional. The cenote was beauriful and refreshing.
Beautiful place. Good food and a stunning cenote. We went on a tour of the chichen itza with Go Natural tourism and after they brought us here for lunch and a much needed dip in the cool cenote
Real deal authentic Mexican and Mayan food. Went here with Seek and Go Sight Seeing Tour Company. The food was delicious!
We also visited the cenote there. It was truly something to behold.
The food was amazing and the cenote' was so beautiful.
Amazing place to visit, especially for the natural pool on those hot mexican days.
Beautiful place. Wonderful food. Family friendly.
Very beautiful and fun to swim in. A little intimidating if it's your first time but you get used to it. And it's exciting.
Fantastic food, amazing view and refreshing water and they accept credit cards. When we went, there were no more than ten people or so. Would highly recommend.
This was the second cenote we visited on our tour. It was much less crowded and more sedate (which we liked), though less impressive visually. That said, we loved it. Nice cool swim followed by lunch at the restaurant up top. Food was good (loved the mole) and service was prompt.
The food is rather good taking into account that it's buffet. The cenote although not so impressive as the xkeke 500 meters ahead was definitely lot more quiet
A beautiful place to visit, have lunch and jump in a cenote after visiting either Chichen Itza, Ek Balam or Valladolid. The food is excellent.
This was a fancy Cenote in that there is a touristy resort built around it. We originally opted to just get the day pass to swim in the Cenote, but afterwards came back for the buffet lunch. The lunch was one of the best meals I had in Mexico which surprised me. Excellent meat that hadn't been sitting out all day, nice dessert, and beautiful setting.
Wonderful experience of seeing limestone surrounding. The water depth is 148 feet and everyone was having great time in this safe place. The facilty is clean and staff is knowledgeable. I saw kids to adults were jumping into well-water from good height.