Hotels near Nopalitos Lagoon

"Amazing facilities. Everyone was so nice and hepful. Amazing good and service. Thr beachfront from here is so peaceful. "

"The staff was great and always very nice and attentive. The food was excellent and the Alaya wa beautiful."

"This place is magical. Just book it and go."

"Excelente servicio desde el momento que entré . La chica del front desk super amable ."

"This was a very relaxing stay! The staff were fantastic! The only thing I could say is i think there should be a coffee maker and a tv for at night"

"I love how private this property is, it is a short walk to any sort of shop though. "

"Lovely rustic place. Beds are comfortable and rue beach is lovely. I noticed it was o e of few places that cleaned up their beach section daily. If you're only lookong for a place to sleep this is a good option, but if what to vacation and veg at the hotel, go somewhere else. I would not recommend this place for everyone. I loved it, but the hydro and water is shotty. One morning there was no water, we had to abide by "if its yellow let it mellow, if its brown flush it down", there was no hot water the first night but no issues the other nights. This is the quiet section of the hotel zone and no restaurant at the hotel. But some good food near by. Do be aware there is no fresh water at the hotel. If fact all fresh water must be trucked into the hotel zone. 1l of chlorinated water is provided daily with no meams to keep it cold. "

"Casa Zaba was amazing! We will definitely return for the seclusion & beautiful home. We took referrals from the management for a private Chef (Pablo) and massages in home (Clara). We enjoyed each meal curated and presented on the porch table; fresh & amazing! You could hear the waves while getting the best massage you’ve ever had. Both referrals were absolutely outstanding. The management host was extremely communicative & responsive. The daily staff who live on the property were so sweet and kind & did an excellent job with housekeeping. You are WAY down beach road if you’ve ever been to this part of Tulum. That’s great as there’s a lot less noise (minus some bass at night from a nearby club, but only the top floor bed can hear it & the loud ocean waves do a good job of drowning it out). You’ll want to get grocery service or hit the store on the way if you go in high season. You will NOT want to drive up and down the road unless it’s early morning & you’re not an anxious driver (if you are - get a ride!). I prefer driving in Mexico & the autonomy to go on private excursions; the seclusion was worth the drive! Walkable eats: Loco - amazing food with pleasant staff. La Onda had the best prices and “world’s best pizza” & Fruitti de Mare with homemade fettuccine with flour flown in from Italy; O.M.G. Amazing! Take time to chat with the owner Mateo! KOOKs diving for cenotes & SoundHealingTulum for out of this worth adventures!"