The host was really nice and helpful. On my daughter's birthday, she decorated the room and prepared a special breakfast for her. No moskitos despite been in the middle of the jungle. Beds were comfortable.

The room was not cleaned properly and there is no daily room service. Several items needing repair in the room (shower door, entrance door). Breakfast is very simple and not sufficient. WiFi was down during our stay. It was due to a storm which happened a few days before, but be aware that wifi may not be guaranteed. The road to get to the B&B is very bumpy. Be aware that you will need a car to get around the hotel. There is a fridge, but no stoves nor kitchen utensils. Be aware that breakfast is first served at 8.30 am

Beautiful very well designed garden making you feel you are alone in a jungle paradise, very nice early in the morning with the sun coming off the trees and sounds of birds. Very nice touches with good lighting and seating area about the property and swing seat in the room. Very welcoming host and helpful with the travel cot for baby. Staff seemed friendly. The pool was so nice and relaxing It is possible to have dinner at the property for an extra cost, and the dinner was very tasty, unfortunately the host wasn't available for our whole stay but recommended areas to eat in the evening.

The breakfast was quite small The road to the property was bumpy and unpaved, although that is to be expected as it is quite off grid

We enjoyed our 2-night stay with our two children a lot. Rooms are very comfortable and the whole place is absolutey beautiful surrounded by the jungle. Our highlight was definitely the hospitality of Amaya. She was even preparing a small breakfast because we needed to leave erlier this day to go to a Theme park nearby. Amaya is really taking care about her guests which we finally also saw when we asked to check the air Conditioning. On the next day the AC was already professionally checked by a technician. We can highly recommend this place which was actually a little oasis within the jungle for us !

Nothing at all!

An oasis in the tamed jungle, secluded and safe, but authentically rustic, with a beautiful pool surrounded by trees and plants in bloom. Amaya, the French owner, is delighful. She accomodated us for dinner on a short notice the day we arrived, gave us great advice on where to go and snorkle and eat. Our “hut” had palapa roof, was very spacious, and an enclosed porch with a hamock, the bed was king size and comfortable, there was a kitchenette and a fridge, ceiling fans and A/C which we didn’t need to use. All windows have mosquito nets, so we slept undistrubed by the buzzing ! It was quiet and pleasant, the only regret is we didn’t stay longer ! We rented a car, and the access road was full of big holes, so drive carefully ! But parking was safe and inside the gates. The place had a good vibe, and we had lovely conversations and exchange of information with other guests. The price was reasonable and I highly recommend staying at Maya Eco village, looking forward to returning !

Maya Eco Village is located just a short distance from the highway, but it feels like a different world: an oasis of quiet and peace. Amaya, our host, from the moment we passed through the gates made us feel welcome and comfortable, which she describes as the real reason she does what she does: making her guests feel at home and able to enjoy the tranquility that Maya Eco Village offers. An inviting pool is surrounded by six clean and comfortable bungalows, ours at the end of the pool surrounded by flowering bougainvilleas. Amaya and her staff were always there to assist and Amaya took special care to ensure that our stay in the Akumal area was as complete and enjoyable as possible, from assisting our early departure one morning for the Coba ruins to providing us with cenote recommendations the next. Breakfasts were delicious, but perhaps one of the highpoints were the splendid dinners Amaya offered every evening for a modest price, a home cooked blend of Mexican, Mayan and French elements. These were events not to be missed! We truly hope to be able to get back here again to spend more time with Amaya and share in her friendship and caring.

Nothing. The road in is a little rough, but well worth the effort!

The owner was very friendly and helpful. The facility is clean and simple but very pleasant and welcoming. It is gated and very safe. The bed was comfortable and ac was great. Breakfast was wonderful with fresh fruit, yogurt and eggs. I would stay here again!

The host Amaya made us feel so welcome. A wonderful quite location away from any hassle and bussle. This is a true gem of a find and Amanya goes out of her way to help in any way she can. Beautiful pool and surrounded by nature and animals. The bungalows have everything you need and are clean and tidy. We loved our stay at Maya Eco Village x

There was nothing to dislike.

We had an absolutely beautiful time. The host (owner) was EXCEPTIONAL. The property is absolutely STUNNING. I left my luggage in the USA and she was so helpful getting me a few items before I could go shopping. We plan to stay here yearly!

The location was amazing being in the jungle in a quiet spot. Nice change of pace from Playa del Carmen or Tulum. We enjoyed the pool and meals thoroughly. Amaya (the owner) genuinely cares about her guests and it shows! Akumal the closest town is great to get a bite to eat (at reasonable prices) and the ice cream shop at the end of the road on the right is great. If you like to live a bit more adventurously like our family, you can get there via the Collectivo van system - you don't need a car (unless of course, you have a bunch of luggage, then you definitely need a car). If coming from Tulum, ask the van driver to leave you at the first Sirenis stop. The road is not well traveled so most drivers we talked to were a bit confused on where the actual location is. Once off the van, you cross the highway (oh yes, you will feel like a true local) and then walk on the dirt road to Maya Eco Village (15-20 minutes). I am assuming you will have a similar experience as us, and that is someone stopping and offering to drive you after walking about 10 steps. Enjoy this part of Mexico! You won't regret staying at this location.

We had a lovely two-day stay at Amaya's place and can recommend it wholeheartedly to anyone planning a visit to Yucatan.

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