Hotel Guide - Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve hotels in , Mexico.

"We really enjoy our stay. Huge thank you to Felipe for being a great host and also for helping me with the items that I forgot when checking out!"

"Wonderful "

"Recomendable, muy limpio y con buena ubicación"

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"Lovely spot on the beach. Simple, no frills, but everything you need. Sometimes despite owners/personnel best efforts things don't go as they should. During our stay,, an impromptu construction project interfered with our experience. Noise and closed restaurant, plus construction dust in the pool and resting area, kept the experience from being the best.. But this is where hospitality and leadership matters.. The owner of the place, clearly upset about a situation he could do nothing about, stepped up and comped us a night. It's not about the money saved,, it's about the feeling you leave with. We felt like despite the inconvenience, it's a place we would totally would come back to, because they attempted to make it right."

"The was very nice but the animals on the property were what made it so enchanting. We will be back "

"Very accommodating and kind staff. Stunning location. "

"very nice hotel. pool is great. very nice personnel. we will be back!LOVE el cuyo"

"We drove about 4 hrs from Merida and arrived just before 13:00, the plan was to eat lunch at the advertised Italian restaurant in the hotel, but it was all locked up, closed. We decided to drive over to the beach, drive because it looked like a much more than the listed 7 minute walk to the El Cuyo Playa. It took more like ten, fifteen minutes drive to get there and when we found a lot of trash, bottles plastic trash styrofoam, diapers etc. not e place where you would want to spend time.The "trash station" had no trash cans, just a mountain of trash strewn around it. The playa had a foul smell from trash and likely from a lot of rotting sargasso, seaweed on the beach and in the water. We left to go back to the hotel to talk to them about the whole situation,We drove about 4 hrs from Merida and arrived just before 13:00, the plan was to eat lunch at the advertised Italian restaurant in the hotel, but it was all locked up, closed. We decided to drive over to the beach, drive because it looked like a much more than the listed 7 minute walk to the El Cuyo Playa. It took more like ten, fifteen minutes drive to get there and when we found a lot of trash, bottles plastic trash styrofoam, diapers etc. not e place where you would want to spend time.The "trash station" had no trash cans, just a mountain of trash strewn around it. The playa had a foul smell from trash and likely from a lot of rotting sargasso, seaweed on the beach and in the water. We left to go back to the hotel to t"