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Hacienda San Miguel is the reflex of an era that today translates into History, comfort and
respect for nature.
To our guests pleasure and comfort, we have 7 modern rooms with air conditioning, ceiling fans, one double, one single bed and a full bathroom with hot water, surrounded by lush vegetation. And we also have 8 spacious and comfortable cabins, with 2 double beds, a sleeping sofa, huge bathroom with hot water and a porche with two rocking chairs We have 2 extra rooms for guides and bus drivers. All of the above in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility only disturbed by the chant of hundreds of birds that fly around the trees.

Facilities
Restaurant
Playroom
Swimming Pool
Pool Bar
Hammocks
Chapel
Gardens
Walking path along gardens

Restaurante:
Hacienda San Miguel has an excellent restaurant where you can enjoy the delicacies of the Yucatan and Mexican cuisines, it is open everyday exclusively for our guests.

Bar:
In our bar you’ll be able to enjoy your favorite beverage, and try our regional liquors. We have SKY (satellite TV). You can also have a drink by the pool underneath the shade of our beautiful trees, or while you relax on a hammock.

Playroom
For a good time of relaxation and entertainment we offer our guests a comfortable playroom with a pool table, poker, dominoes and chess.

Weddings and events at Hacienda San Miguel is an excellent option for your one of a lifetime events.

San Miguel is one of the Yucatan Peninsula’s oldest haciendas, it was built in the sixteenth century, just a few years after the foundation of the city of Valladolid in 1542. When Gaspar González, conqueror of Valladolid, receives from the Spanish Crown the title of a huge extension of land surrounding the town of Pixoy.
And in the year of 1606, his son Esteban González de Nájera inherits the property from his father, and acquires the “Uayma” becoming the owner of the whole western portion
of town.

Centuries XVII and XVIII went by with no records of evolution, but it’s growth was evident as we can tell by the remaining vestiges that show the dimension that it reached judging by the number of homes. It was 1847 (nineteenth century) when San Miguel
appears once again on military records during the “Guerra de Castas” (War of Chastes),
talking about cruel battles that took place right on the hacienda, indicating that San Miguel was taken by the rebels, who sacrificed the population and burned down the whole complex.
It was never known if the owners fled or were killed with the rest of the people.

It is possible that, just like Valladolid, Tihosuco and other nearby villages, San Miguel would have remained inhabited and forgotten until the turn of the century.

At the beginning of the XX century, the new owner Doctor Adolfo Patrón Martínez, a well known businessman from Yucatan, rebuilds the hacienda. But in 1910 an enemy group of the dictator Porfirio Diaz regime, rise up in arms leaving Valladolid under siege.

Because San Miguel had telephone service since then, it became the point of communication with the city of Merida, this shows the importance that it already had as a production center.

Continuing with the history of Hacienda San Miguel, the central house that we enjoy today, it’s the same where Doctor Alfonso Patrón Martínez used to live, with a few modifications for its conservation, but it is basically the same at your service now days

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