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• Discover the Spanish Colonial-style architecture of this terrific historic hotel. Hacienda San Antonio Millet was originally established as a self-contained colonial estate known as a “hacienda” during the 17th century.

• Journey to the Zona Arqueológica de Aké Yucatán a few miles down the road. This stunning Mayan archeological site dates to the Early Classic era and features an impressive step pyramid known as the “El Palacio.”

• Stroll through one of the breathtaking cenotes scattered throughout the local countryside. One of the Yucatán’s most popular outdoor attractions, cenotes are beautiful subterranean bodies of water that are housed within limestone caverns. Cenote Sambulá is just under an hour away. "