I was traveling to Mexico with a group of 5 friends to visit the ancient Mayan pyramids in Tulum for December 21st 2012. Once we were done with all the ceremonies and get togethers, we had to look up a hotel in a rush because we had forgotten to get a room previously. We stopped at a internet cafe in... More

Cement walls, noisy and few redeeming qualities. The only positive is that it is close to the beach. Arrived at 6PM and no receptionist. Claimed he did not have our reservation until I showed him proof. Put us on the 3rd floor with no elevator and no offer to help us. No evidence of any concern or service. Be sure... More

its a very good place.... its close to beach, very quit,familiar, couple, etc. i love maya turquesa, very clean, confortable, economic, pacific,. very nice

I would not definitely recommend this hotel to anyone. First of all, it looks more like a hostel. I got a room with mold in the wardrobe, which was disgusting. It was changed for another room, double instead of single. Looked like a cell with double beds and air con. Water was either hot or bloody cold. Stuff was unprofessional... More

If you should go to this resort do not accept a room in building 1 room 1106.This is where I received several bed bug bites that are still bothersome a week after my return. Other than the lack of musical entertainment I have no other serious complaint. If you want a lounger at the beach or the poolside stake your... More

this is a large hotel which someone forgot to decorate....we stayed in a huge cavernous room with bare cement walls...kind of a very large cell. the lighting was poor and the water pressure was non existent the toilet barely flushed and they charged $150 a night no breakfast. the staff tried but they spoke almost no english. to top it... More