Excellent walk in shower. Slept very well. Private parking garage. The pool and sky bar can't be…read moremissed. The view on the 4th floor wonderful. I will definitely return to this hotel.

Decent price with friendly service and clean pool area with beautiful native plant life growing! La…read morePalma restaurant in hotel has very good food from tostadoes, palettes, fruit trays, and fruit shakes!

This is where I decided to spend a couple days while the "concrete dries". Lol. This is an absolute…read more touch of class . All of the photos are accurate and true to form. I will be definitely returning here while I'm in Central America.

A really wonderful stay! Came through a Hilton Timeshare. Found this place extremely remote in the…read moremost peaceful, relaxing and wonderful kind of way. The service staff is extremely friendly and wanting to accommodate you in any way. The rooms are simple but comfortable and charming. They provide activities everyday which are highly recommended. The tour guides help explain history, social nuances and fun facts. The drives can be long (an hour one way) but are definitely worth it. They range from kayaking, ruin tours, city exploration, swimming in sink holes etc. They have surprise events sprinkled in throughout! This seems to be a more local Mexican destination vs international but I liked that. It felt special, authentic and unique from other Mexican resorts that cater to more partying and alcohol. Highly recommend!

Pets are allowed in the pool, restaurant, and vehicles without restriction if the guest pays the…read morefrontdesk workers enough, even if you are allergic. The frontdesk workers make you miss the activity rather than restricting the access of the pets. The people who plan activities assign everyone the same ones regardless of any dissability of the guests. Your only option is to miss those that you cannot be a part of, even though that's the supposed "value" of the place. Do not come!

This hotel was really nice. Upgraded to a junior suite for 1 night for under $50 usd…read more It had a sitting area, the room looked over the pool area and the sleep space was very roomy. Marble floors in the room and and in the walls of the bathroom. I'm very pleased with this find.

From the owner: Somos un hotel en Chetumal enfocado en hacer eficientes y placenteros los viajes de placer.read more

I add a wonderful star at Mayan Secret. This hidden treasure is just south of Bacalar magical lake,…read moreon the way to Belice. It's a small hotel (12 suites) offering a nice pool, confortable and spacious suites in the middle of the nature. Rosa, the General Manager is very welcoming. There is even a "private" chapel in the hotel park... :-)

From the owner: Hotel Mayan Secret – Un santuario de privacidad y serenidad en la Riviera Maya Enclavado entre la…read moreexuberancia de la selva tropical y la quietud del Caribe mexicano, Hotel Mayan Secret ofrece una experiencia de hospedaje íntima, elegante y profundamente reparadora. Este hotel boutique ha sido concebido para quienes valoran la privacidad, el silencio y el arte de descansar con autenticidad. Distinción en cada detalle: - Suites cuidadosamente ambientadas, con acabados artesanales y vistas a jardines privados - Espacios diseñados para el sosiego: sin ruidos, sin multitudes, sin interrupciones - Servicio atento y refinado, donde cada gesto está pensado para anticipar sus necesidades y preservar su intimidad - Desayunos frescos con ingredientes locales, servidos en terrazas rodeadas de vegetación - Ubicación estratégica: a minutos de Bacalar, zonas arqueológicas y restaurantes seleccionados por anfitriones conocedores Ideal para: - Escapadas románticas con propósito - Retiro personal o descanso prolongado - Viajeros exigentes que buscan autenticidad sin renunciar al confort Hotel Mayan Secret no es simplemente un lugar donde alojarse: es una experiencia curada para quienes entienden que el verdadero lujo reside en la tranquilidad.

Hotel Xcalak I would…read moreprobably never have chosen this hotel nor given it a second thought. The local people in charge of the conference I attended booked the room. It just doesn't look like the kind of place I would choose. I normally go for a brand I know or that has sufficient reviews to give me confidence to stay. However I was pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness and comfort. If you're looking for a touristy place or one with lots of amenities, this place is NOT for you. But if you're looking for a clean and decent inexpensive place to sleep, you should consider Hotel Xcalak (pronounced "EeshcahLAHK") Most rooms only have windows facing the hall, except for a small vent window in the bathroom leading to an exhaust "chimney". The only rooms with windows to the outside street (on the 2nd and 3rd floors) are rooms ending with the number 6, 7 and 8. Rooms have: bed, night stand, desk with chair, small flat screen TV, cable, A/C, wifi (requires password), multiple electric outlets, closet, sink, bathroom with toilet and shower, hot water, towels, soap bar, shampoo, mirrors. One of my pillows was a little lumpy, but I "massaged" it into a passable form. Rooms do NOT have coffee maker, ice, landline phone, microwave, refrigerator, pool, nor any other amenities. Nothing decorative in the room. It's a shower and sleep space. If they offered more I'd award more stars. I was impressed with their cleanliness and friendly staff. There is a small convenience store directly across the street, and the Pantoja Restaurant (which I did not try) is on the ground floor. An OXXO is 5 blocks away, a rather long walk, but it has more to offer. I found the personnel to be friendly and helpful. Hotel Xcalak is located 1 block from the Museum of Mayan Culture and the open market. You can find most anything at the open market which is actually under a roof. Numerous other stores including a pharmacy are also nearby. The sounds from the hallway resonate off the tile floor, so if there is a lot of movement you may need to keep your AC or a white noise app going. Overall, if you're in need of a good night's sleep that's easy on the wallet (only 450 pesos, roughly $24 at the time of this writing), you should consider Hotel Xcalak.