The Lodge at Uxmal is a step beyond the concept of upscale accommodations in a traditional setting. The Lodge offers total immersion in the Yucatan-Maya experience: an enclave of untamed nature in the shadow of ancient Uxmal, thatched roof villas that seem an extension of the landscape and archaelogists excavating on the grounds. The Lodge brings you the land and its people: Yucatan yesterday and today.

All the comforts of home.
Opened in 1997, its 40 rooms and suites are distributed among five, two story villas built with materials native to the region - most especially the handsome hardwoods for which this part of the world is known. The rooms are individual masterpieces whose appointments are handpicked from the work of local artisans. The generous use of rich, aged mahogany is enhanced by the addition of ethnic ceramics, textiles and artwork. Doors are intricately carved with Mayan motifs, stained glass windows set the rooms aglow with understated color. Suites include ample bathroom with private jaccuzzis and king size bed, and Standard rooms feature two double beds and ample bathroom with tub. All accommodations have mini-split air conditioning, ceiling fans, servibars and satellite color TV. And, in keeping with the customs of the region, rocking charis and hammocks await your pleasure on the terrace.
Villas look out over a central courtyard flanked by patches of emerald lawn, acacia and wild tamarind trees. The pool is rimmed with sun beds; the adjacent palapa, a spacious, open-air restaurant built in the architectural style of tropical Yucatan. Exploration of the grounds can be done on foot.

Hotel Services:
Lodge guests enjoy full privileges at our neighboring sister hotel, Hacienda Uxmal, with its two pools and outdoor grill. Tickets to Uxmal's Light and Sound Show, staged nightly at the park, are available at the front desk at either hotel.
The Lodge is just 30 meters from the entrance to Uxmal and archaelogists have unearthed several important finds in the gardens including the only example of a Mayan residential zone bordering a ceremonial center found to date in the Yucatan.
From the balcony of the first villa, the view of the Pyramid of the Magician is spectacular and a constant reminder of the glory of Uxmal. The site was declared a United Nations Heritage Site in 1997 and is the kingpin of the largest concentration of Mayan archaelogical site in the world.
Tour can be arranged from the hotel to the nearby sites along the Puuc Route, 19th-century haciendas, colonial towns and cities, Mayan villages, nature reserves and caves. The Lodge at Uxmal is the perfect base for exploring the real Yucatan.

Dining and entertainment:
Dining at the Lodge is a unique experience. The restaurant's a la carte menu includes Mexican classics, international standbys and a selection of regional cooking - a cuisine so different from "traditional" Mexican fare it might be from another country. Yucatecan cooks are adept at blending herbs and spices into a range of sauces and sassy marinades. Regular menu changes keep things interesting. Breakfast is a buffet of infinite variety; and the hotel bar stocks an endless list of the nation's finest tequilas. Ethnic dance troupes perform during the season, and guitar trios play the music of Yucatan's most beloved composers.

Rates 2008 - 2009:	May - October/2009 Dec/01 - Dec/23/08	November/01 - November/30 December/24 - January/02	Jan/03 - April, 2009
Royal Mayan bungalow, single or double	Us.293/Night	Us.461/Night	Us.438/Night
Royal Mayan bungalow w/jacuzzi, single or double	Us.325/Night	Us.559/Night	Us.507/Night
Extra person	Us.58/Night	Us.58/Night	Us.58/Night

Children under 12 years old free of charge in same room as parents.
Rates are set up per room/night and include local taxes.
Meals:
Breakfast buffete: $15.00 per person.
Lunch: $20.00
Special dinner: $23.00