K'iin Yéetel Há Cabañas

... A Magical Place

Highway #307

Bacalar, Q. Roo

Cel: 983 836-0244 (Rusbel Arceo Sánchez)

Cel: 983 836-0257 (Elizabeth Santos Montalvo)

Email: rarceos@hotmail.com (Spanish)

Email: nictelove@hotmail.com (English - assistant Yuri Cornelio)

On arriving, you find yourselves surrounded by beautiful plants and flowers with a panoramic view of beautiful Laguna Bacalar directly in front. The name K'iin Yéetel Há means "sun and water" in Maya. This handsome hotelito overlooks a colorful expanse of Laguna Bacalar and guests can watch the sun rise each morning over the lake and gaze at the stars in the spectacular night sky.

K'iin Yéetel Há is constructed of wood and palms from the region, and offers four Mini-suites: two upstairs and two down. Each suite has tile floors, lots of windows and ventilation, private bath, and a sitting area with a small refrigerator, television, table, couch and chairs situated in an airy nook looking out on the lake. Each suite has plenty of lighting, two queen-size beds, hammock hooks, a small dresser, and bedside stand.

Rooms cost $550 pesos per night in high season and $450 pesos low season for two people. Each additional person costs $100 pesos more per night. Electricity and water are available 24 hours a day. There is a kitchen for guest use if you wish to prepare you own meals. During high season, we offer food and beverage service and visitors may purchase cold water and soft drinks 24 hours a day.

K'iin Yéetel Há is located just 800 meters north of the entrance to Bacalar and 500 meters south of the Reforma road. Look for our sign on the lake side of the road; there is ample private parking just 100 meters off the highway at the hotel.

For guests who need some help deciding what to do or where to eat, host Rusbel Arceo Sánchez and his wife Elizabeth Santos Montalvo are ready to offer good local knowledge.  They can also assist if you want to adventure on a jungle hike, bird walk, and sail, kayak, or motorboat tour of Laguna Bacalar. Let the magic of Laguna Bacalar and the hospitality of K'iin Yéetel Há captivate you.