The Hacienda

Through the jungle and foliage of the beautiful Yucatan Peninsula, the "Camino Real" that connects the Sultana del Oriente Valladolid with the white Mérida opens, a path that will guide you to the iron gates, on which it rises majestic and glamorous the architectural building that captivated even the eyes of the poet and writer from Valladolid José Inés Novelo proudly, on which the "Green Gold" of the Henequén agave plant was cultivated until the end of the 1970s and remained as a suspended space in time, space that we share with our guests.

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Built at the beginning of the 16th century by Mr. Gaspar González, who was Colonizer of Valladolid and entrusted, in charge of working the lands of Pixoy. Slowly she was left at the mercy of the  time, however, Hacienda San Miguel opened its doors again to witness the historical events of Yucatan, the "Valladolid Rebellion" better known as "Plan Dzelkoop" in 1910, the Hacienda served as a refuge for Insurgents, who are believed to start the "Mexican Revolution."