Otoch Ixchel - Cuarto Verde

Quarto Verde (The Green Room)

The third of our three guest rooms features 14 ft ceilings and authentic, reclaimed, pasta tile floors in green

A king-sized bed with crisp linens.
A comfortable seated area with furniture reflecting local craftsmanship.
Large windows offering ample natural light
A spacious, light filled bathroom
The room opens up onto a shared, colonial covered terrace overlooking the main pool and lush gardens. The perfect place to unwind.

This room was designed with the Mayan symbol for Snake (K'aan) in mind. The snake is a powerful symbol in many cultures, and for the Mayans, it represents transformation, renewal, and fertility. In the context of Ixchel, the snake is closely linked to her role as a goddess of fertility and medicine. The shedding of the snake’s skin is symbolic of renewal and rebirth, echoing the cycles of life that Ixchel governs. It also represents wisdom and the healing arts, as the serpent was often seen as a guardian of sacred knowledge. This room is a tribute to transformation and the cycles of life, inviting guests to embrace renewal and change during their stay.