Astronomical observation
Guided night tours led by certified guides, under the same sky that once oriented Maya priests more than a thousand years ago.
Every detail is designed so that time, here, is measured differently: by the sun's path over the observatory, not by the clock.
Guided night tours led by certified guides, under the same sky that once oriented Maya priests more than a thousand years ago.
An infinity-edge pool that blends into the jungle canopy, with all-day bar service.
Early entry and exclusive tours of the archaeological site before it opens to the general public.
Certified guides in Maya archaeology and history, available to design your itinerary both on and off the property.
The 2026 fall equinox at Chichén Itzá falls on September 22. During the phenomenon, sunlight projects seven triangles onto the northern staircase of El Castillo, creating the optical illusion of a feathered serpent descending to earth — the very phenomenon behind the name of our Maya Observatory Suite.
Free admission on Sundays for Mexican citizens and foreign residents of Mexico. ID required.