¡Los más irrespetuosos! Se ve que odian su trabajo porque en lugar de ayudar a la gente se ve que…read morelo odian y se molestan porque la más sencilla pregunta. ADO ES EL PEOR. Por favor inviertan en capacitar a su gente porque el servicio es pésimo. Me hicieron comprar más boletos!

We ordered a private van to take us from Cancun airport to our Airbnb in Playa del Carmen for $60…read moreUSD + $10 USD tip. After staying in the area for a few days, we realized there's a bus that goes about every 30mins from Playa Del Carmen to the airport for only $12USD per person. We wanted to try this for our returned flight. We arrived here the day before to buy the bus tickets with assigned seats. Our Airbnb was about 7mins walk away. There was a line but it went fairly quick. It's warm there so be ready for the heat as there's no AC. It's not a new bus station. We came back about 45mins before our bus and waited in the waiting area. The bus arrived about 5mins before we are to leave. Have your printed ticket or your confirmation on the phone ready to show. The baggage handlers helped us put our luggage on the belly of the bus. We tipped them a few dollars. The bus was clean and fairly newer. Easy 1 hour ride to the airport. There were some overhead USB ports above your seat if you want to use your cable to charge your phone, etc. Definitely will use the bus more in the future when visiting Playa del Carmen. Saved us money and time.

The ladies that work here are very unfriendly and unprofessional do not book through this agency…read more You will be disappointed.

Booked this tour to go to Coba, a cenote, and lunch. The driver first picked us up about 10-15…read moreminutes late, which was fine, but annoying. We then headed to a different location to switch vans (for some reason). The first van ride was a terrible experience. The driver was absolutely awful at driving--and was paying no mind to the fact that it was heavily raining. He was flying over speed bumps and going around corners at dangerous speeds, especially since the conditions were so poor. Everyone in the van seemed very worried about his reckless driving throughout the ride. When we got to the next van, the roof was leaking all over our shoulders and clothing, which then collected in a puddle on the floor of the van. It also looked like it had been in some sort of front collision. The ride to Coba was awful, however the tour guide was fairly interactive which somewhat made up for the terrible van. The ruins were great, I only wish that we got to learn more about them from the tour guide. It felt like we mostly just biked around the whole time and occasionally hopped off to look at a ruin. We then went to the cenote, which was nice, and then lunch, which was fine. Afterward, we went to switch vans AGAIN (for some reason). This one, thankfully, was not leaking, though its windshield was nearly shattered. We made it back to the hotel fine, but are very disappointed with the tour overall.

Very good. Timely, smooth, pretty comfortable. Way, way cheaper way to get around Quintana Roo than…read morethose white shuttle buses (marked up for tourists with multiple layers of commissions paid), also cheaper than taxis. Airline-sized checked bag can be stowed on the larger buses. Seats are a bit tight for taller people, but reasonable. Plastic flip-down footrests available for shorter people. About $10 from Playa Del Carmen to Cancun Airport. Vs $55- $110 for the other methods... You just need to get yourself (and your luggage) to the bus terminal. On the larger buses, reserved seats available. Full itineraries (and seats currently free) on their website. AC, tinted windows, carryon storage. Helpful driver. All in all, would repeat.

Extremely racist bus company that refuses to service black people. Had issues with them both in…read moreCancun and Playa Del Carmen. The ticket taker at Cancun wouldn't let me buy a ticket with credit card but proceeded to offer the machine to everyone White and Hispanice after me. The ticket taker at PDC wouldn't service me in line. As soon as I got out of the line, she came back to her window. Also saw a bus driver being rude to another Black couple. They clearly do not want the service of Black individuals so if you are, then its best to find another bus service.

I had a pretty good experience at Hotel Xcaret! My husband and I came here for a work trip, and we…read morewere very excited when we first arrived. It is a huge resort with 18 included restaurants, bars, pools, and beaches. You also have access to all of the different parks which is an amazing perk. Our room was pretty big with two queen beds. It had a jacuzzi and hammock in the balcony. We didn't have a stellar view, but I can only imagine if you did. I also never thought that I would say this, but room service came way too many times. They would come 2 to 3 times a day, and once even asked if we needed room service at 9pm LOL. We mainly ate at the buffet, which did not need a reservation, and it was pretty good. Our overall consensus was that the food here was very diverse and yummy, but was too salty. We don't drink, so I have no comment on that. The infinity pool was pretty nice, but I wish it had a direct view of the beach. There was a river surrounding the hotel, which blocked the view. The beach was pretty accessible though, and the water was very clear. There was a lot of seaweed in it though and it was more rocky than sandy which made it hard to lay our towels down. Overall, though, the service was great and we had a great time here. I would definitely recommend it because we didn't pay for the trip haha.

Hotel Xcaret is a sprawling complex which consists of several resorts and parks which are located…read moreon property. I was pleasantly surprised how clean the resort is and how courteous the service was. Most employees speak English. I speak Spanish fairly well so I had no issues communicating. There are extensive food options including all day buffets, restaurants, group dining and room service. The buffets lean toward traditional Mexican / Yucatán fare, however, it's not overly spicy. The bakery items are fantastic and not overly sweet. The only Michelin restaurant in Mexico is here at Xcaret. So check that out if you happen to visit here. There are several parks which include water adventures, ATV rentals, zoo & aquariums, history, zip lining etc. I was able to go to the Xplor park for an afternoon when I had some downtime. It was interesting and I had a good time. The cemetery was fascinating. I posted some pictures below. There is no shortage of pools here and every hotel section has its own. The main one that over looks the beach area fills up quick in the am. There are two gyms I believe and a spa which books up quickly so plan in advance. The beach is small and it's a bit of a walk to get to. Chairs and loungers get snapped up quickly early in the day. Security here is "air tight." What I mean the grounds are patrolled by armed guards and there are several checkpoints on the roads going in and out. You have to present your wrist band when entering and leaving with the exception of being on the bus. I was there for a corporate trip and we utilized a rental car to transport our executive staff to and from the airport. Even with the stringent security, the process was fairly easy for us. Checkout is a little odd. You go to the lobby with the letter (bill) that they slide under the door the night before you leave. If you owe nothing, you hand over the letter and wrist band and you're on your way. Large groups that arranged transit via bus was a whole different matter. They had those people wait on long lines to hand over the letter and wrist band and then wait for the bus. It looked a bit convoluted and confusing. Overall I personally had a good experience. The food and service were top notch in my opinion. The time I was able to enjoy the pool and park were nice as well. This was a work related trip and I'll definitely keep it in mind for a future vacation.

Nature, monkeys, and a surprisingly drama-free stomach…read more If you're looking for a peaceful, nature-filled escape in Mexico, this resort DELIVERS Picture this: you wake up, step onto your balcony, and boom--monkeys and birds casually visiting like they paid for the room too. Deer walking around the property, lush greenery everywhere... it felt like a mini jungle paradise. Now let's get into the real tea The Good: Large, clean rooms Super relaxing vibes Friendly staff overall Beautiful beach + multiple pools Nightly entertainment every night NO stomach issues, no sickness, no bugs (if you know, you know ) Food Review (keeping it real): It's... good for the price, not gourmet. Buffet = hit or miss (I stayed loyal to breakfast/lunch stations). The steakhouse restaurant was the BEST ONE. And shoutout to Angeles (management) and Candy (head chef) because after a rough first night, they turned our whole experience around. That kind of service matters. Pro Tips (don't skip this): Make your dinner reservations ASAP Wake up before 9am if you want a good chair Bring comfy shoes (this resort is BIG) There's a trolley...but patience is required lol Tip if you can--I used USD, never felt pressured Final Verdict: Would I come back? Yes. Would I come back for the food? Meh. Would I come back for the vibes, wildlife, and relaxation? ABSOLUTELY. If you want to relax, recharge, and live your jungle fantasy... book it

1 Star - Deeply Disappointing Experience…read more Our stay at Occidental Xcaret was extremely disappointing and nowhere near what you would expect from an "all-inclusive" resort. First, the service was noticeably lacking. Staff were generally unhelpful and indifferent, and there was zero flexibility or accommodation for a late check-out, even when the resort was not busy. We felt rushed out rather than valued as guests. The amenities were poor and outdated. The overall design of the resort feels old and neglected, and the rooms were lackluster, worn, and far from comfortable. This is not a property that feels refreshed or well maintained. The biggest issue by far was the food. It was so bad that we ended up eating in town every single night, which completely defeats the purpose of booking an all-inclusive resort. Limited variety, poor quality, and unimpressive flavors across the board. Calling this place an "all-inclusive" is misleading. Between the subpar food, weak amenities, and lack of service, it simply doesn't deliver on the promise. Overall, this resort fell short in almost every category. We would not return even if we were offered credit, even if it was free, that's how bad it is. We would strongly recommend looking elsewhere if you want quality service, good food, or a true all-inclusive experience.

Great place to rent a vehicle. We use these guys every time we visit Mexico. Customer service and…read morefriendly family business

I was really skeptical at first because of all the negative reviews from all the different rental…read morecompany in Playa Del Carmen. This company had positive reviews, but there weren't a lot. So I decided to give ISIS a try and let me tell you, OMG THIS COMPANY IS AWESOME. I went to their website and I couldn't see a listing of cars for Playa Del Carmen, so I sent them a message. EDGAR, messaged me back and gave me a listing of cars and the cost and what it included. I needed a car for 4 days. I sent several messages he responded back, no issues. I decided to book with this company due to Edgar's excellent communication. No hassle, no hidden fees, no issues what so ever. Edgar dropped off the car, had me sign the contract and stated that the deposit would be refunded. His cow-worker came back to pick up the car (didn't ask to see paperwork), and a few days later, my deposit was refunded. VERY EASY TO COMMUNICATE, HASSEL FREE and No issues what so ever. THANK YOU EDGAR ;-)

This place is the best you're going to get on a budget. It surpassed my expectations. The room was…read morelarge, clean, had a fully equipped kitchen, the breakfast is delicious and the staff is exceptional. The customer service here was better than at the all-inclusive resort I went to after my stay here. I also loves the lush, Green Patio. I felt like I was staying in a tropical paradise.

I loved staying here up until I left & forgot something in my room. I gave them a call, told them…read morewhat I had left, they retrieved the item said they would call me, let me know how much it would be to ship the item, I would pay the amount & they would send it to me. They also gave me an email so that I could let them know what my address was. I sent them an email & have yet to know what the amount is to ship the item. Only thing I would suggest is not leave anything in the room because they're thieves. They make it seem like they will send you what you left in their room, but they won't. Mind you my trip was back in end of OCT- beginning of NOV.

My husband and I just got back from Sandos Playacar after a 5-day stay. We were there to attend a…read morewedding on Saturday. Pros: -This was my first time staying at an all-inclusive resort and it was super nice. Most drinks and all food were included. We went to the buffet a few times which was also nice, and the bride and groom had told us to make reservations at the dinner restaurants beforehand, so we did that. -Buffet was actually really good, I'd say comparable to Vegas ones I've been to. -The Italian restaurant was very good, and the Brazilian churrascaria was okay. The steakhouse was unfortunately just so-so but the empanadas and sides were good. -Awesome beachfront view from room. The bride and groom were Royal Elite (they're members of Sandos, I believe) and they booked us all under their reservation, which meant we had access to special parts of the resort. I was also able to text a concierge via WhatsApp to get our dinner reservations. -Complimentary minibar with beers and sodas which was refreshed daily, also a bottle of mezcal and champagne -Water bubbler in the room for safe water to drink (don't drink the water if you're not used to it, in Mexico). We also used this for brushing our teeth. -Room service was also free, although we always tipped. We did continental breakfast twice, and the Royal Elite menu had some other tasty things like prosciutto, burgers, guac and tortilla chips, etc. on it. -We were able to schedule a bellhop the day before we left, for 8:10am the next day, and they showed up promptly. Cons: -Overall the food was just okay. The Italian place on our first night was the best of the three we tried. -Wifi was great everywhere in the resort EXCEPT our room. Which was a problem because my phone provider charges me $10 a day extra in Mexico, so I was hoping to just use WiFi. Also meant streaming TV shows on my iPad was rough/laggy. -This didn't happen to us but it rained heavily our first night there, and some people in our wedding group said their rooms flooded. It did rain Monday night too and walking around the resort was tough because some of the walkways were super watery. -Check-in took a while, maybe 30 minutes including waiting in line and actually checking in. As for the wedding itself, it was on the beach on Saturday and then the reception was outdoors in a semi-private area a few hours after that. Both were really nice and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to book a beach wedding, although we were lucky the weather was good that day (I believe they do have a rain plan though). Overall I would stay here again, I did read other Yelp reviews saying that if you aren't Royal Elite a lot of the amenities are not open to you, but because our friends are members we were included in their perks.

I am beyond disappointed with my stay at this resort. The *only* reason this place is getting one…read morestar is because the food was actually good. Beyond that, the entire experience was a monumental letdown. From the second you walk through the door, you are ****aggressively**** hounded by sales staff trying to force an upgrade on you. They expect you to sit through a grueling 90-minute high-pressure timeshare pitch. One of my friends agreed to go just so our group could get the "gold bands"--which brings me to another major issue: they completely hide the fact that the resort is restricted. Where you can and cannot go depends entirely on the color of your wristband. I don't have the patience for that kind of predatory, "hard-sale" environment. When I go on vacation, I want to relax, not be constantly cornered by salespeople. The transportation and layout were equally frustrating. The shuttle was never on time, which is a massive problem because if your room is near the top of the property, you have to take the shuttle all the way down to the beach just to get any food. To make matters worse, there is zero food service at the pools, so again you're forced to go to the bottom of the resort. Restaurants were hard to book and they opened on or two a night. Some poolside restaurants were temporarily closed. Seriously, it was a hassle to stay here Most alarming, however, were the severe safety hazards: * **Dangerous Shuttles:** At one point, I literally had to yell at our shuttle driver--while the vehicle was in motion--to put his phone away and watch the road. He was so distracted by his music and phone that he almost struck pedestrians on the side of the road. * **Broken Elevators & Dark Stairwells:** Hardly any of the elevators worked. As an older guest with knee problems, being forced to climb a flight of pitch-black stairs was a nightmare (they were lit up at night). I almost fell multiple times because I literally couldn't see where I was stepping. Out of the 5 elevators I used, 4 were out of service. There was one in service but the button for our floor was missing. That also broke on day 3 of our stay. This place is desperately in need of a major upgrade. The rooms are old, the amenities are poorly maintained, and management clearly prioritizes timeshare revenue over guest safety and comfort. I will absolutely not be returning To ANY SANDOS property due to the constant hounding by the staff. They took a great vacation into an annoying one.

Loved this hotel. Great room with balcony, hammock and partial ocean view. Choice of a/c and fan…read more Really helpful staff on reception and in restaurant/ beach club. Parking. Quiet even though close to Quinta Avenida. Only wish we had booked to stay longer.

Charming hotel right on the beach. Marvelous staff - Hector and Alma were super gracious…read more Room was very clean with rustic decor. Bathroom was small and can get a bit hot, so not ideal for getting ready. Breakfast was included, but we also had dinner our first night. The presentation of the food was very beautiful, however most dishes were slightly bland, perhaps due to the clientele. Drinks were good - excellent waitstaff. The beach is very short right near the foot of the hotel and the water was muggy because of the sea plant growth, so it's not the best place if your looking to enjoy the water. However, that does not take away from the beauty of the location. Note that there are two nightclubs a block over that pound music throughout the late hours of the night, so beware if you are a light sleeper. *Call the hotel direct to get the best rates. Definitely a great alternative to all inclusive resorts. This hotel is connected with the Lido Beach Club.

We used USA Transfers for transportation from the airport to our hotel and back, and both…read moreexperiences were absolutely flawless. The vans were clean and comfortable, the drivers were friendly and professional, and the service at the airport was smooth and well-organized...exactly what you want after a long day of travel. Everything ran on time, and the whole process was stress-free from start to finish. Honestly, we can't say enough good things about them. Next time we're back in Mexico, we'll definitely be using them again. Highly, highly recommend!

Excellent service and great communication. William, the driver, did a great job. So glad I booked…read morethrough them to get from the airport to the ferry and ferry tickets. Only critique is they should provide a bag to carry the optional items you can purchase through them. It's a great service but not helpful if you have no way to carry the items.