Museo Parador Santa María

Museo Parador Santa María Review

Part of an 1800s hacienda, this hotel couldn't be more charming. Enter through the massive stone gate and you'll see the estate's chapel, now a museum with 17th-century religious art. Each of the eight rooms is regally appointed; one even has a bed whose canopy is held aloft by a crown. The restaurant ($-$$), on a terrace overlooking the mountains, serves excellent dishes like crema de chipilín (cream soup made with a local herb). Top off your visit to Chinkultik with the fixed-price, three-course lunch.