Hotel and Museum Aldea Toktli - Casa Maya Tho

The Hotel and Museum Aldea Toktli is an intimate space for self-knowledge, connected with nature, culture and community. Casa Maya is the work of art that recreates the creation of the Mayan universe. When you stay with us, you connect with your origins, with the land, with the culture and spirituality of the Casa Maya. Let yourself be enveloped by nature and give your body a break. Room | Starlink Internet | Casa Maya Museum Tour | Virtual Guide to Izamaleña Culture. The space Stay in a beautiful and original Mayan house, built with the elements and construction techniques developed over more than 2,000 years of trial and error by the pre-Hispanic Mayans. Stay in an authentic regenerative room; the construction was done with natural materials from the region and according to ancestral ceremonial protocols. The rooms built with organic materials are healthy since they do not release hazardous chemicals. Give your body a break! Hot water is obtained through solar heaters and all homes are connected to a wastewater treatment based on microorganisms and bananas. The entire property has fruit trees and vegetation from the region. Enjoy a pool made of rocks and chukum (Yucatec tree resin that is used to create finishes). Immerse yourself in nature, connect with the earth and get to know the community. Aldea Maya Toktli Orígenes also has a restaurant area where we provide breakfast, workshops, and a large number of green areas where you can sit and relax, exercise, do yoga, or observe birds and nature in general. There is a campfire area and a Temazcal inside the property. We also have more than 27 community experiences. Ask for our catalog. The cost of the room is for up to 2 people. Up to 3 people could stay, with 1 of them sleeping in a hammock, and there is a cost per additional person per night. Guest access Rooms, swimming pool, temazcal, campfire area, edible forest, outdoor showers, gardens, parking, restaurant bar and reception (with hours). Other things to note We have more than 27 experiences, including: temazcal, massages, Mexican sauce workshop, tortilla workshop, cocktail workshop, handmade soap workshops, recycled paper, natural paints, earthen construction, among others. Ask about costs.