Boutique Hotel Bernardino

Hotel Bernardino: Your Colonial Refuge in the Heart of Valladolid

Discover the essence of Yucatán at Hotel Bernardino, a masterfully restored colonial mansion in the iconic Sisal neighborhood. Located in the heart of the Magical Town of Valladolid, our boutique hotel is the perfect meeting point between history, contemporary design, and absolute comfort. Ideal for travelers seeking authentic colonial stays in Yucatán close to cenotes and Mayan ruins.

An Intimate and Exclusive Stay

With only 6 rooms, we guarantee peace and personalized attention. Each space has been designed to transport you to the colonial era while offering the modern amenities international travelers expect from a luxury boutique hotel in Valladolid.

Our suites are a tribute to regional culture:

Contemporary Maya Style: Jade-green microcement walls inspired by the sacred stone of the ancient Maya, combined with fine woods and colonial-style rugs.
The Best View of Valladolid: Our most exclusive room overlooks the Ex-Convent of San Bernardino de Siena. Enjoy the spectacular nighttime videomapping from your window—an experience unique to Valladolid.
Comfort in Every Detail: All rooms feature a coffee maker, minibar, full-length mirror, private bathroom, and in selected options, private balconies perfect for morning coffee or quiet reading by the pool.

Air Conditioning
Flat-Screen Smart TV
Minibar
Coffee Maker
Cups
Hair Dryer
Organic Toiletries
Ceiling Fan
Wardrobes or Closet

Relaxation After Adventure

After exploring Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam, or Cobá, immerse yourself in our private pool. It is the perfect oasis to refresh and relax among interior gardens after strolling through Valladolid’s colorful colonial streets.

Why Choose Hotel Bernardino?

Privileged Location: Situated in the historic Sisal neighborhood, the most photogenic and peaceful area of Valladolid.
Unique Design: A perfect fusion of colonial architecture and luxury finishes inspired by Yucatán’s culture.
Cultural Connection: Steps away from the best restaurants, cenotes, and historical sites in eastern Yucatán.