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Reviewed 1 July 2012

The entrance to the guesthouse did not give us any hint of what we would find inside the property. Once we walked past the carpark, we found a lush tropical garden with a swimming pool. The rooms were big and clean, with even a hammock if you prefer to sleep in one.

The key to the entire experience was Denis. He was a wealth of information and very helpful, telling us where to go for shopping and food. But the star of the visit was yet to come. As the price of the stay was for bed and breakfast, we didn't expect that breakfast was in a small local store in the local market. We had a wonderful time eating local fare and chatting with the owner, his wife and teenage son. It gave us the chance to interact with the locals. After breakfast, Denis took us round the market and a tortilla making shop for a tour. It was a wonderful experience to be able to see a facet of local life and also to understand what Denis and some of the expats are doing to help the local community - like setting up a library to encourage the locals to read.

Denis - thanks for the wonderful experience.

Date of stay: June 2012
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Management response:Responded 3 July 2012

Thank for the nice review. I enjoyed meeting the two of you and hope you will have the opportunity for a return visit. I would like to clarify that breakfast in the market is only on Sunday. All other days of the week our staff prepares breakfast either in the palapa or in the dining hall. Our normal breakfast is yoghurt, granola, sweet rolls, a fresh fruit plate plus coffee and tea and fresh juice. Then the cook makes a egg dish of some kind; often huevos ranchero, chiliquiles, huevos motuleño or some interesting local dish. Safe travels. Denis

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Reviewed 26 June 2012

Denis and his staff were excellent. They assisted us with loads of information about the town, the ruins and how to efficiently get around to see it all in a short period of time. The rooms are large and clean and there's a pool to cool down during the hot days. Breakfast was a highlight and on our last day the staff made us the most beautiful lunch on a last minute request by us. Denis will also give you great tips on restaurants. If you want to see the ruins (like Chichen Itza), do it from Valladolid, instead of Cancun or Playa Del Carmen, the bus trips are shorter and the town is well worth the visit. Needless to say Casa Hamaca is where to stay, whether you're a single, couple or family. Breakfast time you get to chat to Denis and the other guests if you wish, it's a great communal atmosphere. Thanks to Denis and all his staff!

Date of stay: May 2012
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Reviewed 23 June 2012

My first impression was excellent as I walked up a foliage embraced path to the welcoming expanse of a beautiful patio. I was greeted by Denis, my host, who remained a ready resource throughout my stay. I even stayed one extra night because it was so wonderful. There was a carafe of coffee prepared by 6:30 each morning and a wonderful breakfast was prepared whenever you desired. Breakfast contained fresh fruit, yogurt w/ granola, pan dulces, juice and huevbos rancheros (or any style you request). it is walking distance to the city sight of Merida without being too close and noisy. There is a small church and park in front of the guesthouse. In the morning/evening you can enjoy the sounds of the many types of birds that are also enjoying the grounds of the Casa Hamaca.

Room tip: I don't know what the other rooms were like, but the tree suite is large and comfortable.
Date of stay: June 2012
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Reviewed 9 June 2012

I just saw the deal for four days at Casa Hamaca. We just got back. We stayed two nights in the Stone room. We were very busy and rushing. There was plenty that we did: Rio Lagartos, Ek Balaam, Convento do San Bernadino, Taberna de los Frailes and a walk along the Calzado de los Frailes with a visit to the small chocolate museum. What we rushed to see the next day before heading to Merida: Chichen itza in the morning and a cenote outside of Piste. There was plenty that we missed (shopping is surrounding small villages, the Casa Venados which I hear is excellent, A visit to the Caste Wars museum and town, other cenotes, the distilleria, hacienda and cenote. We preferred Valladolid over Merida and think the owner and staff our fabulous. You can easily fill your four days.

Room tip: We stayed in the stone room which is close the office and had good Wi-Fi reception. Great room anyways.
Date of stay: June 2012
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Reviewed 23 May 2012 via mobile

Loved this hotel, beautiful room with hammock inside, great pool and gardens. The owner made us feel at home, friendly staff and a great breakfast

Date of stay: May 2012
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