Lodges in Punta Allen suchen

"The beach is amazing The food is even better BUT the rooms are noisy, floors dirty and beds are hard like a table. We changed 2x rooms. Didn’t sleep the whole stay."

"Very nice hotel for a few days to stay at Tulum "

"Schönes, sauberes Hotel in direkter Strandlage. Tolles Frühstück und guter, freundlicher Service. Parkplätze sind teilweise recht eng und der Schlüssel muss bei der Security abgegeben werden. WLAN deckt nicht alle Bereiche ab. Strand leider Jahreszeitbedingt mit Seegras bedeckt. "

"The hotel shows significant neglect: aging, peeling, rotting wood, and dangerous conditions, especially on the rooftop terrace. The rooftop was cluttered with broken furniture, rusty metal, and a loose pool handrail. At night, the area was dark, and after swimming, I nearly hit my head—navigating slippery stairs without handrails in darkness is a serious safety hazard. Operational failures included a dead battery in the key on arrival, room service only coming around 6–7 PM until I complained, a faulty terrace door, and no hot water—just warm water after running the tap for minutes. This is labeled “eco-friendly,” but it feels like an excuse for poor upkeep. Communication was only via WhatsApp. In a boutique hotel, guests expect personal interaction. Instead, multiple WhatsApp contacts sent reminders, including repeated check-out messages. The manager, Samantha, never addressed issues personally. Instead I was dismissed disrespectfully. I was even told the pool was "closed," which was untrue—other guests were also on the rooftop. On arrival, I was even informed via WhatsApp that the pool was available—so this excuse was simply made after the fact. A drink voucher was offered but only for alcoholic beverages. It’s inconsiderate to assume all guests drink alcohol. The service staff in the restaurant and beach bar were genuinely friendly, and the rooms were pleasant. But beyond that, the experience was unacceptable due to severe management, maintenance, and safety failures. "

"Wunderbare Anlage"