Palenque Lodging, Maya Bell, Palenque Ruin Site Camping,   Lodging Adjacent to the Ruin
Sites, Chiapas State, Mexico
Palenque Ruin Site view of the complex called the Palace and the main
plaza where the  Temple of the Inscriptions houses the tomb of the ruler
Pacal, leader from 615 to 683 AD.
Palenque Lodging Options
Once in Palenque, a city of  85,000, you can find all sorts of accommodations at
all price ranges.   Campgrounds, hotels, and posadas are plentiful in the  town with
campgrounds, inns, posadas, and luxury hotels  on the entrance road to the
archaeological site.


The area called the
Cañada (Canyada), 20 peso cab ride from ADO terminal,  
offers a wide range of ho
tels and posadas of all price ranges and handy to
transportation and the Cabeza Maya, a rotary where vans stop on the way to the
ruin.
 

Transportation to Palenque Ruin Site and Museum
, The white Van collective
taxis make runs to the ruin about every 15 minutes and cost about 85 cents
USD. (Ten Pesos) They come out of the city of Palenque round the rotary at the
Cabeza Maya, a large sculptured head at the entrance to the town.
Once the van reaches the ruin, it parks for ten or fifteen minutes and waits for
returning passengers.  The vans pass the Maya Bell location
Palenque transportation
and tours  reach
Bonampak
Palenque Lodging for visits to the Mayan Ruin site can be tent
camping, RV, or Cabins at Maya Bell camping and RV Park.
Maya bell offers great location near the Palenque ruin site and a
short walk to the museum and lower entrance to Palenque Ruin
Site.
Maya Bell Lodging includes tent camping, RV,
posada and hotel cabanas  (cabins).  The
atmosphere is quiet with great location;  you
can walk to the ruins from your cabin or
campsite.  

If you arrive in Palenque by bus, walk across the street
and catch the collectivo vans that will take you to the
front driveway of MayaBell.  
Just say Maya Bell, the drivers all know the campsite.  
The ten Peso collectivos are also handy for trips to town
or to the entrance to Palenque ruin site.

You can walk from Maya Bell to the lower entrance of
the ruin site and to the museum.  Buy your site entrance
ticket at the museum,   51 Pesos.
This is a great hike through a well maintained trail along
a cascading stream to the main Ruin of Palenque.  
View of the Temple
of the Sun
Temple of the
Cross
Palenque Temple of the Inscriptions built to
house the of the tomb of the ruler Pacal who
died in 683 AD

Bus: ADO Station in
town.  A large new
station in the works
near the Cabeza Maya
  



Contact
Camping:  Maya Bell
RV and Camping  
Park, adjacent to the
ruins      
Phone: 011-52-
916-345-0798  
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Reach Palenque
ADO
runs very modern bus service  that connects through Villahermosa,
Oaxaca, San Cristobal de las Casas, Cancun and many other cities.
A small modern airport on the outskirts of the town of Palenque has cab and
bus service into the city of Palenque.
Maya Bell Campground is a well-know campground on the ruins road  
Tent Camping, RV, Cabins:  Maya Bell RV and Camping  Park   Phone: 011-52-
916-345-07
Maya Bell operates an excellent kitchen but there is no table service.  You put in
your order at the reception desk, leave your name, pay your bill and wait until your
number is called.   

The cabins away from the pool are the best option for those not traveling with  
children.  Christmas and Easter are apt to be busy family times.  Ask to see a few
of the cabins and rooms before choosing if possible.    
Maya Bell is a great option for its location and good restaurant but there are
other campgrounds in the area and reasonable posadas.  The collectivos run
every ten or so minutes and make it easy to reach the ruins from anywhere.  
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