Chablé Yucatán
San Antonio Chable, Chochola
“Jungle cenote hideaway”
Condé Nast Traveler
“A resort that pairs a restored historic hacienda with cool and contemporary guest casitas”
Vibe
Bicycles lean against stone paths winding through 750 acres of Maya forest, where restored colonial masonry meets sleek glass pavilions.
“Jungle cenote hideaway”
A sacred cenote spa featuring twelve treatment cabins, hydrotherapy circuits, and shaman-led Temazcal ceremonies.
Restored nineteenth-century hacienda stonework paired with Jorge Borja’s glass-walled casitas and native parota wood finishes.
Standalone casitas featuring private plunge pools, outdoor moon showers, and attentive service across a 750-acre jungle estate.
Set within 750 acres of Mayan forest near Chocholá, surrounded by jungle grounds and a sacred cenote.
Rooms
Standalone casitas feature floor-to-ceiling glass, private plunge pools, and open-air terraces equipped with hanging hammocks and outdoor moon showers.
Wellness
Twelve treatment cabins encircle a natural cenote, flanked by a hydrotherapy circuit and a traditional shaman-led Temazcal sweat lodge.
Backstory
Architect Jorge Borja transformed the crumbling 19th-century San Antonio Chablé henequen plantation into a contemporary retreat integrated with the jungle canopy.
Eat & drink
Ixi'im serves modern Yucatecan plates beside a vast private tequila collection housed within the estate's former sisal factory.
The neighborhood
Dense Maya forest surrounds the property near the quiet village of Chocholá, twenty-five minutes southwest of bustling Mérida.
The app
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