The name Hoxul comes from the ancestral Yucatecan Mayan language, which means "to rest", "to arrive" or "the one who has arrived".

In the Mayan worldview, "arriving" implies not only a physical movement, but a spiritual one. It is a metaphor for the connection with the earth, sacred time, and rebirth.

Evoking a profound notion of physical and spiritual rest, this concept encapsulates the philosophy of the project: an invitation to reconnect with oneself, with nature, and with a more conscious and harmonious way of life.

Hoxul is an arrival at the inner home, at calm, at balance, and a space where the human being can rediscover his essence in communion with his environment.