Akumal Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Akumal, Quintana Roo

"Always a good time "

"Room was clean, bed was comfortable. There are no elevators so you will have to climb stairs if not on first floor. Pools are on smaller size, you can take trolley to all other resorts to use amenities and restaurants. "

"Staff was great, room was great, pools were great. Food wasn’t good. Bland and cold. "

"Family Owned Hotel with some full kitchen condo style units. Beautiful view from the balcony on the ocean side of the property."

"We’ve stayed at many all-inclusives in the area including the Wyndham Azteca and Westin Cozumel and this resort is better in most ways. The food is extremely high quality, the staff are wonderful, and the grounds are beautiful. We had some problems with the first room we were given but a man named Daniel found us an updated room that was perfect. The gym is the best hotel gym I’ve ever seen, and I travel a lot. "

"Had a wonderful time here at Akumal Bay! Beautiful view from our oceanfront room and the staff were lovely. It really did feel like a peaceful retreat compared to other AI’s. Everything was clean and the food was good. Unfortunately, there was a lot of seaweed. Not really anything the resort can do other than clean it, but this did take away from the beauty of the beach. Also the Latin dance classes! My husband and I had hoped for a couples class but it was more of a Zumba class. Would be nice to include a couples Latin dance class:) "

"A beautiful property if you’re looking for a quiet Mexican getaway! Our rental was just steps away from the beach and pool. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Pros: ~Our rental was a 3 bedroom (each with its own bathroom) was very clean and had a kitchen and private balcony - perfect for our family of teenagers ~The pool was clean and there were plenty of comfortable lounging chairs, tables & umbrellas ~The beach was steps away & also had plenty of lounging chairs and umbrellas. Beach/pool towels are provided. Things to be aware of (not cons per se): ~The beach here is very rocky as you’re getting in the ocean so you’ll definitely want water shoes. Once you’re past the rocky section it’s soft sand and is shallow for a good distance out and is great for snorkeling. ~We only ate at the restaurant once so we can’t give a thorough review but the one meal we had was good. ~The sargassum will wash ashore March-October - it’s naturally occurring and the staff rakes up a lot of it each morning. If seaweed is not your thing though, please research it and come in the off season. ~You’ll need your own transportation if you stay here. We rented a car and drove all over the Yucatan- Akumal, Tulum, Coba, and Chichen Itza. We loved our adventure days! ~Most of the staff (front desk, restaurant, room attendants) we encountered did not speak much English but it was never a problem. Thanks to Google Translate we were able to communicate and get everything we needed. "

"Room was dark and very musty, beach was covered in seaweed, loud music at the large pool felt like a cheesy Club Med resort in the 1970s. "

"We stayed at the Bahía Coba resort which is basic tier of the resorts. The beds were very stiff and the buffet food was decent. Although, there was little communication on how to book the private restaurants for the week that we stayed."