Hostal Tunich Naj

The rooftop was a peaceful place to stay during raining time. Also most of the stuf members were smart.

The hostel is really nice, with good common spaces to read and hang out (if you can ditch the mosquitoes!). Beakfast was basic but really good.

It seems like a perfectly nice hostel for shared rooms etc. In our case we booked a private room though, and were disappointed to discover it was a palapa / mayan wooden hut instead of a proper, modern room with actual walls. Due to the many openings it was tough to keep out mosquitoes, people could see inside the hut and we didn’t have much privacy. This would have been fine if the pictures would have shown what type of room we would receive, but they didn’t. For a palapa, paying 85€ for two nights is really not good value for money... we were disappointed.

Comfy bed. Needed mosquito net as there were heaps of mossies. Breakfast is scrambled eggs. AC is decent. Good WiFi. Comfy bed. Basic style room, like a shack. Lunch at Yerbabuena Del Sisal was really delicious healthy organic food but bit of walk. Bus station about 15 min walk. Near main square tho.

It’s what you pay for.