Nido de Quetzalcoatl

If you get the chance, go. The walking tour throughout the park is unforgettable. There's a lot of nature and you will find peace and quiet. I'd love to come back.

It’s considered a public park but reading the reviews you have to book in advance a tour even though there’s no where online to book a tour? I just don’t wanna be disappointed driving out there and being turned away

The people who gave one star clearly didn’t do enough research to know that you must get permission/invited here. We had a great guide and it was one of the most beautiful parks I’ve ever been to. The architecture is out of this world (or rather worldly once you go there and learn about the place. Highly recommend to RESEARCH before coming here unannounced.

Wonderful experience, I’ve never seen a better green house in my life. The up keeping of this place is by far some of the best, staff was super friendly and overall the tour was really great. Would recommend going.

So many people haven’t visited and gave a one star rating. How can you rate something you’ve never experienced?! So, to balance out, I’ve never been either and I’m rating my excitement to visit one day. Most of those reviewers complained that its only for the rich and it’s not open to the public. You only need to look at the website to see that it’s a housing complex with outdoor areas, not a public park. Don’t complain because you didn’t do the research. Anyways, can’t wait to visit one day!

On a private road you can't enter with armed police. Park is closed to the public indefinitely according to signage on gate. Not worth the trouble for now.

Terrible experience. The entrance intercom lady was rude and they didn't let us visit. It just seems to be for the elite who can afford to pay luxury priced nights for lodging.

El Nido de Quetzalcoatl is astonishing. The landscape is gorgeous, dreamy and peaceful, and full of whimsy. I spent 2 nights in the Airbnb, and every daylight moment outside of the grounds. There are 2 units managed as Airbnb. One has a LOT of stairs. Every room is on a separate floor. Be sure to ask if stairs are an issue. The Airbnb managers are lovely & generous in person, but slow to communicate. It was absolutely worth the visit.

If you get the chance, go. The walking tour throughout the park is unforgettable. There's a lot of nature and you will find peace and quiet. I'd love to come back.

It’s considered a public park but reading the reviews you have to book in advance a tour even though there’s no where online to book a tour? I just don’t wanna be disappointed driving out there and being turned away

The people who gave one star clearly didn’t do enough research to know that you must get permission/invited here. We had a great guide and it was one of the most beautiful parks I’ve ever been to. The architecture is out of this world (or rather worldly once you go there and learn about the place. Highly recommend to RESEARCH before coming here unannounced.

Wonderful experience, I’ve never seen a better green house in my life. The up keeping of this place is by far some of the best, staff was super friendly and overall the tour was really great. Would recommend going.

So many people haven’t visited and gave a one star rating. How can you rate something you’ve never experienced?! So, to balance out, I’ve never been either and I’m rating my excitement to visit one day. Most of those reviewers complained that its only for the rich and it’s not open to the public. You only need to look at the website to see that it’s a housing complex with outdoor areas, not a public park. Don’t complain because you didn’t do the research. Anyways, can’t wait to visit one day!

On a private road you can't enter with armed police. Park is closed to the public indefinitely according to signage on gate. Not worth the trouble for now.

Terrible experience. The entrance intercom lady was rude and they didn't let us visit. It just seems to be for the elite who can afford to pay luxury priced nights for lodging.

El Nido de Quetzalcoatl is astonishing. The landscape is gorgeous, dreamy and peaceful, and full of whimsy. I spent 2 nights in the Airbnb, and every daylight moment outside of the grounds. There are 2 units managed as Airbnb. One has a LOT of stairs. Every room is on a separate floor. Be sure to ask if stairs are an issue. The Airbnb managers are lovely & generous in person, but slow to communicate. It was absolutely worth the visit.