This hotel is off the beaten path. I had a rental car and on my way to Mayapan Ruins. It was hard to find a little. From Mayapan Ruins, go toward the city Tiket (or something like that) do not take that cut off, continue on the highway to the cut off to the city "MAMA" go to the end of town and see a sign to Ticul then in Ticul the streets are a grid with odd and even numbers, just go in circles till you find the main square and the church. It faces the town square and the church. then you can journey onto the Latun Guitas the caves then the Puuc Route the back way to the Uxmal Ruins via Ticul. Really a great trip. The town of Ticul was very small, no place to really eat. The hotel offered a little restaurant very low prices, but very little and very simple menu. the rooms were very clean and the staff very very nice. They were waiting for us and had block a parking space in front of the lobby. Nothing to do in the town, its a passing through the interior of the Yucatan Peninsula. I think the area speaks more of a Mayan language, it was very hard to speak Spanish there.