El Gran Maya Hotel offers three types of accommodation: Bungalows The Lodge, the Maya Observatory Suite, and the Pavarotti Villa. Three ways to inhabit El Gran Maya, all oriented so sunrise reaches your window first.
A tribute to the architectural reconstruction illustrations of Tatiana Proskouriakoff, the artist and archaeologist who showed the world what the ancient Maya cities looked like — and how life was lived in them — at the height of their splendor. Bright spaces with a stone bathroom and views of the tropical garden, designed for intimate stays.
Located in the hotel's main building, dating back to 1923 with more than 103 years of history. Decorated in fine Tzalam wood with a marble bathroom, its main view faces the "El Observatorio" Archaeological Zone (El Caracol), with binoculars and sunrise coffee service included.
Built especially to host Luciano Pavarotti for his historic concert "Voices in Chichén Itzá" on April 19, 1997, when the property was still known as Mayaland. Built in fine Tzalam wood, it preserves its original décor from that night, with a private bar, a terrace overlooking the Archaeological Zone, and 24-hour butler service.
Reference rates, subject to season and availability. Confirmed by email after your request.
