A great value for the money, hotel! Nice and close to the airport! Beautifully landscaped with palm trees! We had a great quiet room facing the forest! The pool was nice! Perfect for kids! Delicious food! Kind and courteous staff! Nice to have free Netflix on the TV in my room! Excellent air conditioning! Good basic firm beds. A safe secure building. Like a fortress! One small detail, maybe the metal soap dish in the shower needed replacing. It was a little rusty. Other than that, excellent!

The location is in a bit of a sketchy area, but we'll secured , but the hotel made up for it the location. Very friendly, clean good food reasonably priced supper. Breakfast was free and excellent. Pictures are exactly what the rooms are like. Very clean and mine overlooked the pool and garden. Very relaxing! My recommendation is to pre-book your taxi/shuttle before the 24 hours is up, as taking a taxi from the airport from $2300 pesos, but only $500 pesos to go to the train.

I found the beds to be too firm for me, but those who like a firm bed would be in their glory.

I just picked this off a booking site. Looked nice, with a good price. Only needed one night’s stay. Picked it because it had a free breakfast, and an aairport pickup. Couldn’t use the pickup - had to be booked in advance, so had a wild ride into the jungle in the overpriced cabs from the Cancún airport. It is very isolated, small, and pretty. Well,appointed. Nice pool ( fairly little, though). Limited menu items but good. A great place to hang out and relax.

Wasn’t really what I was looking for, so should have read the whole description first.

- Big room, with big bed. Ground floor room in front of the pool, with a small terrace. Has blackout curtains. - Near the airport, about 20min by car. But no noise at all. - Quite at night. - There is a small 'restaurant' inside the facilities, which offers Breakfast, lunch and dinner. The included breakfast option is coffe/juice and eggs. If you want more, you can order and pay at reception the extras. - Pool was nice. - Staff was really nice and helpful.

- Some things were not as clean. Like sheets or the shower. - the water was not activated in the room upon arriving, but a quick visit to the reception and they fixed it.

The ease of getting to the airport make this a great option as well as the onsite restaurant and bar. The central pool was lovely to float in and surrounded by gardens. Our room was pretty basic but had a balcony overlooking trees that was nice. Overall feeling of satisfaction as it was clean and the shower had good water pressure.

Beds could have felt less plastic-y. Internet was S L O W watching a movie took patience and do not think you will be working from there.

We stayed here one night. Perfect if you fly from Cancun and don’t want to stay in the busy center. The rooms are new, clean and spacious. The hotel has very friendly staff and has a very nice swimming pool/garden. The restaurant is basic but the food is freshly prepared and tastes very good. Same goes for the breakfast.

The hotel is located close to the airport but it’s pretty hard to get there. Cabs know how to get there, but I wouldn’t recommend driving here with a rental car as the roads are pretty bad. Also in terms of price for the taxi, you pay more or less the same to get here from the airport as you do to get to the center.

Big rooms, huge and comfy bed. It is close to the airport and very easy to reach the center of Cancun. The best thing was the service! I could communicate qiuck and efficient through whatsapp and Alexis from the reception was very helpful, even finding something to eat although kitchen was closed. And changing taxi times (with trustworthy companies) to changing Bus times. Good price for what you get and my experience of Cancun was of to a rocky start but the hospitality of Alexis was what turned things around.

Rain shower was lovely, but the plateau overflowed to easy and let water into the bedroom.

This is a great little boutique hotel in an off-the-beaten-track neighborhood near the airport in Cancun. It is not at all whay you think of when you think "Cancun" - aka, electric signs; frozen margarita makers; lots of drunk people staggering around. It is a quiet, pretty place where you can spend some time relaxing and maybe soaking up some sun by the pool for a day or two. The hotel is in a pretty rural/undeveloped neighborhood. There is not much to walk to. The hotel owners have put in a restaurant on-site (the food is pretty good, if expensive) and also carry a limited selection of snacks and toiletries if you need them. You can also get a limited selection of alcohol (beer and canned cocktails) from the hotel restaurant. It is not, I repeat, not a typical Mexico all-inclusive experience, which some travelers we were there with seemed confused by. But we loved the quiet remoteness of it and also its proximity to nature. From our balcony we watched multiple pairs of wild parakeets and other colorful birds fly through the air. We were there as Hurricane Beryl hit and afterward, we got to hear the calls of Mexican burrowing toads. I will say - the hotel was great for a couple of nights while we were waiting to fly home after travel disruptions from Beryl. I don't know that more than two nights would have worked unless we were interested in almost a retreat-style experience; as I said, there's basically nothing around the hotel and taxis aren't easy to get. I can imagine coming back sometimes if I just wanted a beautiful place to be with myself and contemplate the world; if you are a tourist looking to really experience the sights of the Yucatan peninsula - maybe best to stay elsewhere. Although I will say this: if you have an early flight going out of Cancun, LOL-HA is ideally located as it's only about 10 minutes from the airport.

Beds could be more comfortable; ours were just mattresses on a platform. One night was okay; after the second night we had some aches and pains we don't usually have. Wifi was not working whille we were there but the service disruption was not the hotel's fault. We were able to get LTE cell service; not sure about everyone as some people seemed pretty put out about the lack of wifi. To be fair, if I hadn't been able to get our canceled flight rescheduled over the cell network, I would have been anxious as well. But really those were the only hiccups of our stay there. It's a beautiful, safe, adorable little boutique hotel, which as long as you understand what that means and don't expect it to be an American Marriott in the center of the action.

The hotel itself is very nice. The check-in staff is super helpful. Didn't use the pool as it wasn't a nice day there but the pool area looked great. The food in the restaurant was pretty good.

The beds weren't very comfy. For one night they were fine but if staying for longer that would be an issue for sure. Had to buy water from the restaurant as there wasn't a cooler anywhere so that would be a great addition. Again, if staying for longer than one night this would be an issue.

It’s strength is it’s weakness. It’s isolated, super calm. Like a little isolated calm wonderful space on the edge of Cancun. Super helpful kitchen staff 🫶🏻, they ‘created’ a dish for us since there was no vegan options on the menu!

If you don’t have a car your only way out is a taxi. So not ideal if you want to go on an exploration. Yet great if you want some peace of mind. Food choices (as plant based diet) were limited.