Set in the heart of Valladolid’s colonial centre, Mesón del Marqués is a charming historic retreat that blends Yucatán’s cultural heritage with warm, traditional hospitality. Housed in a beautifully restored seventeenth-century mansion, the hotel offers an inviting atmosphere where leafy courtyards, colourful tiles, and wooden balconies create a sense of timeless elegance. Staying here feels like stepping into Valladolid’s history, wrapped in comfort and authenticity.
Perfectly positioned on the main square, just steps from the iconic San Servacio Church, the hotel places guests at the doorstep of Valladolid’s most captivating sights. Stroll to nearby cenotes such as Zací, explore the charming streets lined with pastel façades, or drive a short distance to the archaeological wonders of Ek Balam and Chichén Itzá. The location offers both convenience and a deep sense of place at the heart of Yucatán.
Begin your day with a walk through Valladolid’s historic centre, visiting artisan shops, museums, and colourful street markets. Cool off in one of the area’s breathtaking cenotes, or venture to the ruins of Ek Balam for panoramic views from the Acropolis. Explore local communities, discover traditional Maya craftsmanship, or enjoy an afternoon in the hotel’s courtyard surrounded by lush greenery and gentle breeze. Evenings are perfect for strolling the square as the city lights come alive.
Historic Yucatecan ambience – The hotel preserves its colonial soul through original architecture, vibrant tiles, and tranquil courtyards.
Exceptional location – Positioned directly on the main square, it offers unmatched access to Valladolid’s cultural and historical highlights.
Warm, traditional hospitality – Service is heartfelt and attentive, reflecting the kindness and generosity for which Yucatán is known.
Comfort with character – Rooms blend rustic charm with modern amenities, offering a cosy retreat after days of exploration.
A gateway to the region – The hotel provides the perfect base for visiting cenotes, archaeological sites, and nearby Mayan villages.
The hotel’s restaurant, located in the shaded central courtyard, is well regarded for its authentic Yucatecan cuisine. Guests can savour classics such as cochinita pibil, sopa de lima, or panuchos, all prepared with traditional flavours and local ingredients. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it an ideal setting for enjoying Valladolid’s culinary richness.
