Hotel & Museum Aldea Maya-Casa Maya Melipona: Pool

The Aldea Maya Toktli Orígenes hotel and museum is a space in connection with nature, intimate, cultural and self-knowledge. Includes: Room | Starlink Internet | Tour of the Casa Maya Museum & the Sustainable Hotel | Virtual Guide to Izamaleña Culture | Game Night. The Casa Maya Melipona is a cozy circular room. The room has a double bed, desk and a large bathroom. The space Casa Maya Melipona is a cozy circular room. The room has a double bed, a desk, a large shower and bathroom. In the room the ceiling is 1.5 times higher than the walls, which gives the feeling of a lot of space. Enjoy beautiful cave paintings while bathing. Melipona is the name of a sacred Mayan bee from which the Mayans have been harvesting honey for hundreds of years. Stay in a beautiful and original Mayan House; built with the elements and construction techniques developed over 3,000 years by the Mayans. Stay in an authentic sustainable room; the construction was made with natural materials which will allow us to return them to the ground when their useful life ends. Rooms built with organic materials are healthy as they do not exhale hazardous materials. Give your body a break! Hot water is obtained by 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 (resin from a Yucatecan tree used to create finishes). Have fun on game nights. Immerse yourself in nature and give your body a break by sleeping in a room built with natural elements. Aldea Maya Toktli Orígenes also has a restaurant area where we provide breakfasts, workshops, game nights and a lot of green areas where you can sit and relax, exercise, yoga or observe birds and nature in general. The room cost is for up to 2 people. Guest access Rooms, pool, gardens, parking, restaurant bar and reception (with hours). Other things to note We have workshops for handmade soaps, mixology, recycled paper, Mexican sauces, natural paints, bajareque and Compost & Worm Compost. Ask about costs.