from 2 sources
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"Teh hotel is located in a very nice and safe part of town." — source Expedia
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"A really good value for the money." — source Expedia
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Room:
"our room was on the ground floor,dark and humid with not enough electrical light,broken mosquito nets, horrible view and cheap furniture, breakfast was poor and jugos were not natural." — source Expedia
"The room was simple, but we didnÂ’t need much." — source Expedia
More information on Maya Bell
Location. The Hotel Maya Tulipanes is located in Palenque, Mexico. One tenth kilometer from the Mayan head sculpture One half kilometer downtown Palenque Hotel Features. Complimentary wireless Internet access Mayan architecture replicas El Bambu Restaurant and Bar serving international and regional cuisines Seasonal outdoor pool Children's indoor playground Guestrooms. Cable television Combination showers/tubs
Check-in Time:
3 p.m.Check-out Time:
1 p.m.Year Built:
2001Year Renovated:
2001Total Rooms:
1Total Floors:
1Rooms:
Standard 1 Queen, Standard 2 Doubles, Everest MigrationPrice
High season $110 (£61) standard. Internet packages available, ModerateCredit Cards Accepted
AE, MC, VDirections
The hotel is located in the EcoTourist center of 'La Ca�ada'.
Parking
Free secured parking
Attractions
Agua Azul Waterfalls 30 miles east to the property.Most beautiful waterfalls in Latin AmericaBonampak Temple 1/2 mile east to the property.Archeological TemplePalenque Archeological Site 1/2 mile northwest to the property.Mayan city of PalenqueSanto Domingo Museum 1 mile west to the property.Yaxchilan Ruins 1/2 mile east to the property.Yumka Botanical Park 135 km southeast to the property
Information by RealTravelCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $30
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