I liked the decoration, the gardens, the swimming pool, the guest's kitchen, the restaurant, bar, the attention to detail, the layout, the LOW music that didn't bother any time of the day and the location was amazing! Overall A VERY BEAUTIFUL hostel, comfortable with very friendly and helpful staff.

The mattress was a bit uncomfortable, not a really comfortable mattresses, all the pillows were very uncomfortable and they were bulking up and I had a lot of trouble to fall asleep because of this. The kitchen could be improved, it was poorly stocked up, needs a toaster, a blender, more knives, it only had ONE CUTTING KNIFE, the pans were old and dented, all would stick to them, the fridges weren't enough to store food for so many guests and staff. The shower head was blocked and had very little pressure, therefore very slow to shower and rinse.

room was ok for alone travel an group of friends, no Breakfast (I dint know they sale coffee until last day) location it was perfect for me the only issue I did have they forgot to give me line cover the first night I did ask ?can I have a blanket? and the man say we dint have any, but the next day I ask the lobby lady and she give me one. and apologize

communication for example the coffee i dint know they have coffee there ( coffee was in the lobby area, coffee maker was at working area should be more clear) coffee packages is different to other countries (it was there so every people can see it BUT I DINT KNOW THAT WAS A COFFEE) because no sing, no price and not communication should be a coffee station with coffee and coffee maker table WITH SING OF PRICE

The entire complex is like little village in itself, with a restaurant, working facilities, resting areas, a barber/tattoo shop, a pool. Nicely designed and in good conditions. The rooms are quite big but so are the inbuilt bathrooms and luggage storage. Bed was comfortable and pretty private despite being it a bunk bed. You get free activities like yoga and guacamole workshop also in the other hostels of that group that are close by.

There was not really a hostel atmosphere, maybe because it was not main season. People just being in their beds and playing with their phone. No breakfast included. The yoga workshop was a joke. The ladies giving ut seemed too relaxed and neither did they start punctual because they were waiting for some of their friends that had a hangover nor did they give any proper instructions or made adjustments (but don't want to be overcrtitical simce it was for free)

We absolutely loved our stay at the Nomads Experience Hotel! We had a large, spacious room with a big, super cozy bed and tasteful interior design. The new pool, inspired by a cenote, creates a truly special atmosphere. While it’s not really suited for swimming, it’s perfect for cooling off and relaxing. For breakfast, you can choose from three dishes, accompanied by fresh fruit, juice, and delicious Mexican coffee (with free refills). Overall, the restaurant prices are very reasonable – we especially fell in love with the quesabirria! There’s also a tattoo studio inside the hotel, where we got tattooed by @marea.negra. The studio is very clean and professional, set in a beautiful environment with talented artists. The prices are great too – overall, it was a wonderful experience that will stay with us forever. What really stood out, however, were the hotel’s in-house activities! We joined both the Taco Tour and the Guacamole Workshop, both led by the amazing Carlos! The Taco Tour begins with quesabirria at the hotel restaurant, followed by a short walk to a nearby market where Carlos takes you to a small food stand for even more tacos. You can immediately tell that Carlos is a true foodie – his passion for sharing the flavors and stories of his country’s cuisine is infectious. He loves connecting with guests and answering any questions. At the end, he introduced us to two traditional desserts, which we also got to try – overall, a fantastic experience and a perfect way to dive into some typical Mexican dishes. We also took part in the Guacamole Workshop with Carlos, which was equally amazing! He shared lots of tips and tricks for the preparation, was happy to answer all our questions, and we ended the session by enjoying the fresh guacamole together. Carlos also offers other activities like a bike tour and a mojito workshop. We were truly sad to leave – we definitely would have loved to join more of his activities!

The music in the Restaurant area was actually very loud and not even a good one. That was a bit annoying.

This was such a cool hotel! We only got to stay one night, but I wish I could have spent a week there. The atmosphere was so cool! The room was clean, and the AC worked well (which is sooo important in Mexico). We loved this place. Like a little oasis in the city.

The only things we didn't like were that the wifi password was not posted anywhere in the room, only at the front desk. So make sure you grab that before you head to your room. The other thing was that we were staying on a Sunday night and when we got there the girl at the desk told us the restaurant was open until 11. We got settled in our room and hung out for about an hour before we decided to go have dinner around 7, only to find out they close early on Sundays. If we had known that, we would have had dinner right away. We were exhausted and we didn't want to leave the hotel so it was a little frustrating to not have been given the right information.

We got a private room and we loved the aesthetics of it. The room was quite big and comfortable and everything was quite proper. The price was really good as well. We did the bike tour with Carlos and it was a very light ride and the view at the bridge was very beautiful along with all the nice stories that Carlos shared with us about how Cancun came to be. We also wanna thank Charyl or receptionist for always being helpful.

The yoga class could be a little more difficult as it was at a very beginner level. Also doing it at the rooftop is kinda a killer cause of the sun.

We just spent one night at the Mezcal Hotel ahead of flying to Mexico City the next day. It was very clean and comfortable and had good facilities. Pool and bar area were very nice - great cocktails and snacks (didn't eat at the restaurant so can't comment on meals). We had to leave early so cannot comment on the buffet breakfast but the hotel staff very kindly made us a breakfast to go which was delicious. Good price and in a good location with various restaurants nearby.

Nothing.

The hostel is super well located to explore Cancun, the pool is super clean and in a beautiful garden where also birds and possums live. They offer activities like Guacamole classes, have a tattoo studio inside the hostel and you can even go check out the rooftop pool at the „Nomads roof top hostel“ in town for free with your hostel bracelet. I can also highly recommend the café at the corner of the street „Cocina tres Marias“ run by three wonderful Mexican women with Tacos and other breakfast options.

i liked that the hotel was well connected. plenty of activities ans spaces inside for different activities: alone, with other people, with friends, partner. you could have privacy but also the space to meet people. Amazing restaurant, amazing staff including the cleaners. is not well advertised, it was a very good hotel!

a small remark to improve the room would be to provide 2 small abjures next to the bed, a way to remove the curtains that were always closed because there was no way to open them and to provide and air dryer. these three things would be useful and let the place be perfect. another small remark, clarify online that the name is mezcal hostel but there you will find it with another name which i don't recall at the moment. this was a bit confusing to find the facility.

Everything! Loved the location, my room was so nice looking over the pool. The restaurant was great, they even let me take it back to my room. Staff were so nice too.

Only odd thing was that they keep a physical ID behind the counter for the duration of your stay. I am not sure if this is customary, it ended up being fine, but I felt a little uneasy handing over my ID as I haven’t had to do this for the whole stay before. But not a big deal :)