Chable Yucatan

Wellbeing differently

Chablé Yucatán is a true gem built from a 19th-century former hacienda, blending perfectly into the natural landscape. Conceived by two Mexican architects, Jorge Borja and Paulina Mora, the hotel surprises with its contemporary yet ethnic decor, which wonderfully showcases elements of Mayan culture. At the heart of a 300-hectare estate of forest and jungle, the casitas, villas and public areas are scattered among lush vegetation, conducive to relaxation and well-being, thus offering a unique experience to its guests. The hotel's spa was built around a natural freshwater sinkhole, also known as a cenote. The Maya considered these sinkholes to be sacred and used them to cleanse the body and mind. Chablé offers a genuine sensory and emotional experience centred around its 3,000 m² spa.

STYLE

Elegant architecture with a sleek, modern design in complete harmony with nature

SITUATION

4 hours' drive west of Cancun, 45 minutes south of the city of Merida

CAPACITY

38 Casitas & 2 Private Villas with spectacular decor

HIGHLIGHTS

Ideal for disconnecting and going on a detox retreat in an exceptional setting and a unique spa with its own cenote

THE EXPERIENCES

  • Relaxing at the spa: treatments, cures and massages, traditional Mexican medicine ritual
  • Practising yoga, meditation, Tai Chi, Reiki, Pilates or even Qigong
  • Attending an indoor cycling bootcamp at a fitness club
  • Discover the hotel gardens by bike or on foot
  • Explore the city of Mérida, the village of Chocholà and the region's mythical Mayan temples (Tulum, Chichén Itzá and Uxmal)

THE EXTRAORDINARY

Chable offers its guests a unique experience with its world-first spa, built around a sacred freshwater cenote. The Maya considered cenotes to be sacred and used them to cleanse the body and mind. At the heart of a spiritual and natural atmosphere, you will be completely captivated by this privileged environment, which offers treatments and therapies such as their traditional treatment lasting nearly 3 hours.

ETHICS

Blending old stone and wood, and combining modernity and tradition, Chablé pays homage to the local Mayan culture while respecting the surrounding nature and local Mayan architecture.