Casa TIA Micha

Casa Tia Micha is one of the most special places we have ever stayed. It's quirky for sure. We arrived late at night and the gated door was looked. We were in the 'superior room', where the photos on the website certainly flatter reality. One of my children described it as more like sleeping in a stable. And one of the bedrooms doesn't have curtains to block out the light. But when we woke up next day the complete charm of this small place, which is more like an extended grandparents' house rather than a hotel, completely won us over. The breakfast was simply unbelievable in every ways, making full use of local produce to be thoroughly appetising. The outdoor courtyard was an oasis of calm from the noise and dirt outside. And the restaurant for evening dinner dished up food quality every bit as good as breakfast - read the small print of your booking, as we hadn't realised that our booking included dinner as well as breakfast!

Beautiful hotel with the most amazing authentic complimentary breakfast. Breakfast is three courses including fruit platers and everyday the have a specialty fresh fruit juice. The gardens are stunning and our room was absolutely massive and beautiful decorated. The staff was incredibly helpful and so nice and smiley. Can’t recommend enough.

This was my second stay here. The location is great and the back courtyard setting is beautiful. Eating breakfast and dinner there is a treat. We had no option but to book half board this time. I was concerned because of prior reviews about the dinner, but we really enjoyed our evening meals. The reason for my rating of 4 is solely based on the room we were in (junior suite) and it's windows onto the street. Wednesday night was fine for sleeping, but Thursday and Friday nights we were kept awake til almost 4am due to the nearby disco. I would never stay in that room on the weekends. I really love this hotel and it’s employees, but cannot give it a 5 for that reason. I had earplugs, but the thumping noise of the music was so loud, they did no good. I expressed this to the owner on our departure, she said there are double pained windows, but trust me they don’t help. That is the only room with windows to the street, so I would book any room except the junior suite. I hope you are lucky enough to have Terry serving you breakfast in the morning. She is the sweetest person I've met and such a wonderful addition to the hotel. Currently there are only 2 lounge chairs available to use at the lower pool, but I was told they would be getting new lounge chairs for the upper plunge pool. That will be a definite improvement. I would stay here again, but would make sure to select a different room, especially if it was a disco night.

Colonial style stay, a block from the main square, easy walking distance to the convent. The included dinner and breakfast were delicious, but there are also excellent restaurants within walking distance. We stayed in Carmita, I think it has a Murphy bed on the main floor (we didn't use it) and then a king bed on the second floor. I loved waking up and watching the sun come through the small cut outs in the corners of the ceiling. Room was quiet, cool and dark, I wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

We stayed at Casa Tia Micha for three nights and really enjoyed our visit! The property is beautiful with lots of character and the staff were incredible and willing to help with everything we needed. Would highly recommend. The included breakfast and dinner were delicious. On nights where we ventured out to other restaurants for dinner they allowed us a drink instead which was very nice.

We came to Yucatan to see the Mayan ruins and we did. However, I think this little hotel was the highlight of the trip. The staff were so friendly and helpful. The decor was inviting and refreshing. The rooms were all different and tastefully furnished. The breakfast and dinner (included) was superb all three nights. The garden was a wonderful place to read, listen to the many birds or have a nice conversation. They provided bottled water for our daily adventures. When I travel, some places are so unique that I always fondly remember. This is one of them.