Absolutely stunning. We had decided to forgo a guide as I have limited mobility and knew we wouldn’t stay long. At the entrance a guide offered to take us for 200 pesos. We couldn’t refuse! Absolutely interesting presentation. It was a bit of a challenge at times for my mobility scooter but we made it. Also, even though I’m a foreigner they gave me a free ticket. I was grateful and impressed. Highly recommended.

One of the most spectaculat archaeological sites that we visited on our Mexico tour. It's a large complex of buildings in various states of repair and restoration, although I understand there's a lot more still to be recovered from the jungle. Plenty of interpretation boards in various languages. LOts of space to move around and to see whatever you want. Rather too many vendors/ hawkers actually inside the site for my liking. The buildings are very impressive and extremely photogenic. A must-see.

Went with a group. We hired a private guide prior to going. Was worthwhile for mainly historical information and extended general knowledge of era and times. Plus able to show photos and information of archaeology etc. There's a large area of grass and paths. Only really about 7 mainly buildings exposed and the rest of this huge site is still covered and overgrown by surrounding jungle edge. It's well worth a visit. 2-3 hours sufficient but I sat under a tree and had my lunch. What was nice no vendors bothered me. Get there early enough and you can have it before the vendors set up along the paths. It's a nice space and you can find quiet spaces. I went early so before tour buses arrive. You buy your ticket down the road before the site not actually at sight. Again lots of vendors at entrance for food drinks and souvenirs

We had our tour organised through our tour company, our guides name was Natchos, we really enjoyed the 1.5hr trip round the ruins, guide was very knowledgeable and made it really interesting, before setting off he did mention an optional Jungle trek at the end. The 4 of us in our party decided to take him up on this, this is where we incurred the problem!! Obviously we didn’t think he was doing this without some cost but our error was not confirmed the price first. The jungle trek was great and we all enjoyed it, when we got back to our taxi he then asked for 500pesos per person 2,000 (£100) in total, bearing in mind our admission and ruins tour cost had already been paid! We had no idea that the cost would be so high and felt very disappointed that the guide had taken advantage of our not confirming a price first to fleece us!! Moral of the story is, if you do decide to do the jungle trek, confirm and agree a price BEFORE you set off