Chablé Yucatán

Set on 750 acres of Yucatán’s tropical lowlands, Chablé Yucatán is a sanctuary that blends history and refined modern comfort. Once a working hacienda, the property has been transformed into an elegant hideaway centred around lush gardens and private villas set discreetly among native trees. The cenote spa forms the heart of the resort, offering a naturally serene setting for rest and rejuvenation. Ideal for those seeking a luxury holiday to Mexico, the resort combines serene seclusion with easy access to Mérida, making it perfect for pairing cultural exploration with pure relaxation.

Accommodation

The resort features 38 spacious villas, each with a private plunge pool, outdoor living areas, and interiors that combine clean contemporary lines with natural materials and local craft. For more space and privacy, there are two large villas – the Family, Presidential, and Royal – set about 10 minutes from the main hacienda, offering multiple bedrooms, full kitchens, and access to all resort facilities.

Food & Drink

Dining focuses on Yucatán’s rich culinary traditions and fresh local produce. Ixi’im serves refined regional cuisine in a setting that houses one of the world’s largest tequila collections. KI’OL is a casual, open-air spot by the pool, while Casita Club offers relaxed dining throughout the day. Dishes often feature local specialities such as cochinita pibil, sopa de lima, and fresh seafood from nearby coasts.

Experiences

The pace at Chablé Yucatán encourages relaxation, whether enjoying a treatment in the cenote spa, taking part in a yoga class, or exploring Mayan heritage through cooking workshops and temazcal ceremonies. Excursions to Mérida, ancient ruins, and hidden cenotes offer cultural and natural immersion.

Children

Families are welcome and will find the spacious villas well-suited to relaxed, private stays. There is no formal kids’ club, but the peaceful grounds and flexible pace make it an appealing choice for multi-generational visits.

Sustainability

The hacienda’s transformation preserved original structures and used locally sourced materials. Landscaping features native plants to reduce water usage, and the resort supports local artisans, cultural heritage, and conservation initiatives.

Best Time to Visit

From November to March, the weather is drier and pleasantly warm, perfect for outdoor activities and exploring. April to May brings hotter days with occasional showers, while June to October is the green season, with lush vegetation and fewer visitors.

How to Get There

Chablé Yucatán is approximately a 40-minute drive from Mérida International Airport (MID). Private transfers can be arranged, and the city of Mérida is under an hour away.