We stayed at a small hacienda style hotel with only 22 rooms that you can find on la zona hotelera. The hotel is called Avalon Bacarra.
This is the back of the hotel that faces the beach. The staff were so helpful, courteous, and kind. Everyone goes out of there way to provide the best customer service. There are some pros and cons to staying in a smaller hotel. First of all, the cons- 1) no ramp outside the hotel, thus you tip someone or bring up the luggage step by step; and 2) no elevators, so if you have specific health/physical needs/limits, look somewhere else. Now for the pros- 1) the hotel lobby helps you book your tours if you procrastinated like us; 2) the hotel has a full kitchen that includes a microwave, refrigerator, and stove. 3) the location, it's near two hole in the wall restaurants, across the street are two liquor stores, and the bus stop is only three blocks away.
We went to Tulum...
and Xel-Ha on the same day.
Afterwards, we rested and took the city bus to the city. We ended up at Carlos and Charlie's...
On Sunday, we went to Chitchen-Itza...
This picture shows people actually climbing the temple. This is no longer allowed. We were told they had a problem with graffiti. However, the only time that some people will let you climb the temple is before 5am or after 5pm, with no cameras.
We ended our trip with cervezas, breakfast, and tanning at the beach...
Mucha tristeza sabiendo que tenia que trabajar el proximo dia. I did not want to leave Cancun.
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