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"Just as we remember it but under new ownership. I missed the personalization of the founder Valerie Pickles. She would stop by at breakfast and greet the visitors. I heard the new owner wasn’t feeling well so we didn’t get to meet her. The wonderful included breakfast did not include the signature pickle on the Ham, cheese and egg burrito. Now it was scrambled eggs but just as good. Jamaica juice, some fruit and good strong coffee too! The grounds are lush and so well established. Always a good nights sleep in the thatched roof bungalows! I miss the binder of recommendations that also included history on the place. We miss you Valerie but send good wishes to the new owner. What a gem the Pickled Onion is! We ate dinner there twice- margaritas were a bit sour for my liking, and the empanada appetizer was cold both nights. But the food is good and worth stopping by for! "

"It was wonderful ~ staff, beautiful setting, nice comfortable room. We were traveling and it was the perfect location to stay one night before our Ruta Puuc road trip! "

"Love the outdoors, swimming in the Cenotes was an amazing experience! Meditation with cuencos inside the cenote was a unique experience! Only recommendation have staff in the front desk that speaks English, that’s my only comment"

"Nice place with great food."

"We had a wonderful stay! The facilities were just what we hoped for - simple luxury - and the service was outstanding. We hope to return!"

"Easy to get an Uber there, hard and expensive to return "

"The food was delicious "

"Elissa is an excellent chef, the property is beautiful, the dogs are very friendly, the pool was nice. our room was spacious, they paid a lot of attention to detail. very recommended."

"Comfortable large units with two double beds. Great breakfast included but dinner was simple with few choices. Limited restaurants in the town. Communication was limited--no map of area and no receipt for cash payment. Walked on short trail that had no signage or map and ran into what looked like an old Mayan stone house."