Eco-Hotel Nueva Altia

Comfortable large units with two double beds. Great breakfast included but dinner was simple with few choices. Limited restaurants in the town. Communication was limited--no map of area and no receipt for cash payment. Walked on short trail that had no signage or map and ran into what looked like an old Mayan stone house.

Our room run out of water and that was very unpleasant. They allowed us to use another one from another room, but that was not comfortable. We spent two nights there. There was not cleaning service for the room

Wonderful. Nice, quiet, very safe spot to stay while exploring the area. The hammocks were really nice and the breakfast is outstanding. You should stay here.

Nice, spacious, comfortable building / room in a well kept, garden-like environment. The hotel “campus” offers plenty of shaded areas to walk, sit and chat around a table. Very relaxing place. I say it without testing the hammock, the chair and the coffee table on the veranda. The breakfast (coffee, tea, juice, fruits, toast & egg omelet) was tasty and well served. The place has no on site restaurant, but the town of Santa Elena is in five minutes away, where one can find several. My only complain is about the shower. There was a sign in the bathroom suggesting that water is precious, so let’s save it. The message is true, water is scarce in that area. But I run the shower for minutes before I realized that the “hot” water only a few degrees warmer than the cold one: my willingness to save water just went down through the drain. Please improve your water heating system. Maybe a bit bigger solar warmer unit would help.

Superbe chambre dans un superbe endroit . Petit dejeuner copieux. Seul hic waze ne connait pas l adresse (il faut absolument etre sur la route de st helena à campeche pour trouver) . Maps oui.