Mérida, 97302, Mexico - H-H9813
Hacienda San Antonio Hool
700 maximum
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Hacienda San Antonio Hool is a historic estate located in San Antonio Hool, Yucatán, Mexico, originally built in the 17th century. The property was once a plantation focused on the production of Henequen, a plant native to the region. This heritage is reflected in the restored architecture and the preserved historic elements of the venue.
The venue combines contemporary and eclectic styles with elegant design, having undergone recent refurbishments that blend modern comforts with its historical character. The main house and gardens provide a majestic backdrop, creating a distinctive atmosphere for events. The property features eight suites, including deluxe, master, and a unique Junio suite, designed to offer comfortable and elegant accommodations.
Guests can experience the charm of the estate through historical tours and enjoy the natural surroundings, including landscaped grounds and views of the main house. The venue offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces suitable for large gatherings, with a maximum capacity of up to 700 people. Its combination of historical significance, architectural beauty, and flexible event spaces makes it a notable location for diverse celebrations.
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Classroom
Theater
700 pers.
Banquet
U-Shape
Cabaret
Boardroom
Cocktail
700 pers.
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Hacienda San Antonio Hool is situated in the town of San Antonio Hool in the state of Yucatán, Mexico. The location offers a rural setting with historical significance, providing a tranquil environment away from urban centers.
The venue is accessible by road, with the nearest major city being Mérida, which hosts the closest airport and train connections. Visitors typically reach the hacienda by car or arranged transportation from Mérida, allowing access to the estate's grounds and accommodations.
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