Hoteles en Isla Mujeres, Cancún

It was quiet awesome room, only issue was the continental breakfast only fruit?

We were able to snorkel right outside the hotel room. This hotel is an island in itself surrounded by beautiful reef and sand beach. It is a little dated but is receiving renovations, and everything was very clean and neat. The location could not be better, Isla Mujeres is laid back and relaxed.

Simply WOW! Our family of five (kids ranging from 21 to 12) had absolutely the experience of a lifetime at Isa Murjers and at the Ixchel. The hotel staff was excellent and our room (oceanview) was amazing. The hotel staff were always very polite and provided all needs for our family. We have stayed at Beaches and at Club Med in the past and we would rate the experience at Ixchel every bit as good if not more. This is especially true with the beach and the ability to get a beach chair/umberalla at any time of the day. For those of you that have been to Beaches and Club Med, getting a beach chair/umberalla is a real task at late morning and you usually have to go out early and place your towel to reserve a spot. Not so at Ixchel as they have a large beach and a lot of chairs/umberallas for all guests.

We very much enjoyed our stay. It is a few scant blocks from the ferry and close enough but not too close to the main drag. We found the bay view and the coming and goings of the boats lovely.

Beautiful location and outlook. Perfect room for two. Would recommend hiring a cart for your stay to get around and see everything!

I came to Isla Mujeres with my daughter (18 yrs old), her friend (21) and a friend of mine (me 35 and him 38). So 4 of us total. We stayed in Cabanas Maria del Mar for 3 nights. The experience was overall excellent. I am not a picky person. I love rustic or off-beat adventures but I also love the ability to relax comfortably. Cabanas Maria del Mar was definitely on the laid-back, yet well kept-up style. I do appreciate all the amenities, cleanliness and great service. We rented Rooms #1 & 2 which are on the 2nd Floor. They are both corner rooms that partially face the beach. They are very spacious and extremely clean. Many reviewers commented on the lack of decor, but I liked the minimalist decor (we also spent most of our trip out and around the town/beach/market/bars). I feel like Room #1 was a little better than 2, as far as the view and the air conditioner worked a little better during the day. Room #2 air conditioner was great at night, we even had to use the covers. The bathrooms/showers were great, no problems there. Plenty hot water. The beach is just about a 50 yd walk down from the room. Buhos is the open air bar on the beach that you'll pass through and it is great. They have wifi, but we discovered it worked best in the main eating area of the bar and it did not work for me at all in our room, my daughter's did though. Some reviewers depicted this hotel as a 'compound' I had absolutely no feeling of that. It was wonderful all around.

I had the best time at na balaam. Something about it felt like home. This hotel is organically blended with the natural environment around it! The hammock on my balcony overlooking the pool was the most relaxing part of the evenings! The staff are completely friendly and truly care about their guests. I was a solo traveler and everyone at the hotel knew me by name and helped me in every way possible! This is NOT a party hotel, it is a relaxing retreat. The rooms don't have phones or televisions, but zazil the restaurant does. If you're looking for a loud, party, exciting hotel this is not for you... this is an oasis - a paradise IN paradise. I am a nursing school student and have a crazy life - I needed to get away from everything and everyone and this was my eden. Simple, classic, beautiful.

George, Alex, Romie have been there for years and is a great to see them every trip we make to the Island. We noticed several improvements in the hotel and services.

I shoild tell you that Isla Mujerees is a terrible hole so that you won't go but the Isla and Villa Kiin is about as close to paradise as I will ever get. The beach and lagoon at your front door is amazing. While it's not the coral reef but there ALL kinds of wonderful fish that wil keep you interested and surprised and the lagoon is safe for any one who can get into the water. Kid friendly, warm water is a dream. Across the road there is restort and bare which has live music with some of the finest musicians you ever will see. The Villa is 2 blocks from the native market and loncherias where you can buy the best of Mexican food and fresh fish meals at a price that will amaze you. Not only is the Villa wonderful (fall to sleep by the sounds of the surf) but the island provides snorkeling and diving every where. The restaurants particularly Pita Amore and the Fisherman's Co-op near the ferry docks provide the highest quality food at ridiculously low prices.

I have always preferred boutique hotels over the larger glitzy complexes. Playa Media Luna was everything a boutique hotel should be; just a little off the beaten path, quiet, romantic, well appointed (but not too much), friendly approachable staff, clean, great views, calm pool for relaxing after a long hot day in the Mexican sun! Just the spot for our long weekend!