Hotels near Cozumel Fiscal Pier Ferry Terminal

"This is not fancy, but it was clean and had a friendly and helpful staff. The rooftop pool provided a wonderful sunset view. The made-to-order breakfast was perfect."

"Property was clean and staff was kind and helpful. We stayed one night waiting for our rental to be ready. We chose this for the close proximity to everything in town. The hallways and stairs echo very loudly. It was only a disturbance when some unruly children were running and yelling loudly late at night. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again."

"For the price, this is a good place to stay. It is dated and food is good (but could be better). Issues were wifi (not available in rooms). Lots of people on wifi around pool so connecting was hit/miss. No issues though with wifi on beach! Pool was closed final days during our stay because of issues with filtration?"

"The Cozumel square with many vendors and eateries as well as entertainment is only 3 blocks away and safely walkable. Museum about a 10 minute walk as is the ocean. Clean room, staff helpful. This is a small boutique hotel so no food just coffee."

"Very clean place and staff very nice . Very old hotel. "

"Great independently owned hotel in a great location. Very walkable to shopping, restaurants, and other local sites. "

"Great location, clean and friendly. The restaurant across the street with Oaxacan food was a bonus. Bed was comfortable, hot water in the shower and everything else close by, what more could you ask for?"

"Central location, friendly helpful staff"

"Overall not a bad place to stay for the price you pay. The location is across the street from the sea, but NOT on the sea. In Cozumel in general, in order to get in the water you either have to pay at a beach club (20$ entry fee) or find some suspicious other area that doesn’t have an entry fee. Therefore, choosing a hotel with beach/sea access would be a better choice if that’s what you plan to do in Cozumel. The room was clean. The balcony was okay, the view is the doors to other hotel rooms and a slither of sea if you don’t pay for the nicer room. 2 out of the 4 nights I was there, housekeeping took my used towels but did not give me new ones. I had to chase down housekeeping to give me clean towels- they were not that clean. The breakfast is okay for being free. There are some fruit, eggs, toast, coffee. A pitcher of water in the lobby. The pool is pretty small- about 3 feet deep and 10-13 feet long. The lounge chairs are nice. Upon losing my key card, one of the rather unkind women at the front desk told me it would be a 13 dollar fee. Never in my life staying at a hotel was there a fee for a lost key. Especially when that information wasn’t given upon check in. After asking for a towel for the lounge pool chair she made me give her a collateral so I’d return the towel. I will say one of the male staff was always kind and smiling. Otherwise the staff was kinda rude. After paying the hotel price, taxis, and food, it’s so much more worth it to stay at an all inclusive. "