Aldea Maya-Ha Cabañas con cenotes

Ok

Very nice room and environment. The beds were very hard, but we loved everything else about the room. Breakfast was good and we could order it in advance so they could prepare it and we didnt have to wait. Very good service overall!

This property is hidden away in the forest of puerto morelos, which is what I was going for. My stay was a three day stay. There are only a few cabins, and we had the pool pretty much to ourselves. The cenotes are an added benefit to the property. The cabins themselves are also really creatively built. I was impressed by the design. The downsides that I encountered are that staff were limited. We were greeted by a young woman who, I'm still not sure was staff, or part of another group that was also on the property at the time. I got a very brief walk through the property and then we were left to ourselves. The dining was dependent on the staff being there. I was also dissapointed by the food. We ordered three orders of tacos, two orders of the steak and one of the shrimp. The tacos consisted of your average tortillas and the protein, nothing else. Each order was three tacos and were 275 pesos for steak and 300 for shrimp which is around 15-17 USD. I get three good size tacos with a side of rice and beans for that same price back home. I was honestly disuaded from purchasing any more food after that. I was dissapointed that I struggled with internet, which at first I thought was part of the experience, but learned on the last day that they had just forgotten to mention that we had access to wifi. Overall, I think, had we had better staff guidance it would have changed the stay completely.

Situated in rich forest habitat with two little cenotes on property. Lovely!

We wrapped up our adventure in the Mayan jungle at Aldea Maya-Ha, and honestly, this place is pure magic. If you’re looking for a hidden gem, this is it! Family-owned and operated, the cabins/palapas were handcrafted by the owner, Julio, using traditional Mayan building techniques. Every corner of this place honors the land and its natural resources. From the hand-built furniture to the thoughtful details, you can feel the connection to nature everywhere you go. Cenotes? Check. Imagine swimming in natural underground caves that feel like something straight out of a dream. There’s also a one-of-a-kind, handmade sweat lodge, a perfect way to experience an authentic Mayan tradition. For those seeking tranquility, the enclosed meditation room is the ultimate escape—whether you’re here for a yoga retreat or just want a quiet space to reflect. 🙏 Let’s talk food. Elda, a true gem, whips up fresh breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily in the charming open dining area. The meals are homemade and served from 8am to 8pm, and everything is made with love by the family. If relaxation is your thing, you’ll love the hot tub perched above the pool—talk about a serene view. The pathways are well-marked and lit, making it easy to explore this peaceful retreat. Whether you’re after adventure or some serious R&R, Aldea Maya-Ha is a must-visit destination. We will definitely be back!