These three hotels–one at Uxmal, one at Coba and one at Chichen Itza–are no longer run by Club Med, as the book says. They’re now run by the Islander Collection, and the contact information is 987/872-9300 ext. 8101, www.islandercollection.com. Rates and all facilities are basically still the same.
The museum in Santa Elena (p. 254) now costs M$10.
Hacienda Ochil costs M$20 to enter, unless you are going to the restaurant (or say you are). The cenote was covered in algae, though, and wasn’t very inviting for a swim. Not mentioned in the description are the very nice craft workshops.
Entrance to Uxmal (p. 247) is now M$95, and M$50 on Sun.
Sacbe Bungalows (p. 254) is phasing out its camping facilities, so don’t count on it; but it will soon be offering a larger house to rent, for a three-day minimum. It also has a new land-line telephone: 997/978-5158. Try that if you don’t reach someone on the other line.
The Ruta Puuc bus is M$120–but that might just be a low-season thing, as it seems odd that the price would drop.
