Like Mexico was 30 years ago. A gem hidden in an unlikely place, above a tienda that said "Mexican Wal-mart." Overlooking a small backyard/orchard with limes, ciruelas, mamey, bananas, limes, bitter oranges, chickens, many song birds. A delightful, small open air palapa restaurant on that second floor that was closed for the evening, where the family graciously, even encouragingly permitted all 10 of us to eat our dinner and hang out and have our beers. The tienda was very well stocked with fresh tortillas and baked goods, fruits and veggies, including large pineapples in season, a small pharmaceutical cabinet and household goods. Very, very friendly family run business. Seek out places like this if you want to truly experience Mexico, and get away from the congested tourist traps.

No reflection on the business, but there is no ATM in Cobà.

clean , good restaurant, nice swimming pool. we were the only clients...

a bit noisy during night (roasters were singing..that,s life), don't know if Hotel Sacbe still exists because we were transfer to the Hotel Maya a few hundred meters ahead and it seems to be the same hotel (not much explication were given).

Excellent location and lots of thought went into the decoration of the place which made it very charming.

The signage directing guests where exactly to enter and check in is unclear or incorrect. There also needs to be some posted instructions for what to do if they can't find a staff member. We were able to find them but we weren't sure who we were talking to till they started helping us.

The room was basic but very clean and comfortable. The bathroom was nice and clean. The air-conditioner was good and powerful. It was close to the Coba Ruins (if you have a car). There was also a little supermarket on the first floor so you can get snacks for visiting the ruins.

The restaurant was not open for dinner or breakfast.

Very nice hotel, great location to explore the archaeological zone. There is a grocery store under the hotel, very tasty Mexican breakfast (rolls). I recommend it with a clear conscience... Secure parking for your car 🚗🚗🚗

It's a very cozy place run by a very friendly family. I was lucky to be alone in the hotel so I got some descent sleep (what is not easy in Mexico). Rooms are not particulary soundproof but there is no loud music nor any other noises so I liked it. Also, the owners speak english quite well.

This hotel is surrounded by some very primitive settlements. Residents of these huts cook on fire so there is a bit of smoke around that could be present in your room too. On the other hand: It is a good opportuniny to have a glimpse into some Mexicans daily life.

Good location.. easy access to Coba ruins.

Initially no electricity although we did arrive early. There were building works going on which were rather noisy but stopped in the evening so not a huge issue.

It's a hidden gem in Coba. Rooms are super clean and comfortable with comfy beds and hot water. There is also a big shared terrace where you can eat breakfast, drink coffee (which is available at the hall) or just have a beer in the evening. They also offer laundry services. The staff is super kind and helpful, we felt at home! I would love to come back.

I liked everything!

The proximity to the zona archeological The kindness of the personal The breakfast The size of the bed and the room

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Super friendly staff. Decent breakfast (mexican eggs and bread with coffee or Orange Juice) free drinking water, hot water. Very close to Coba Ruins. Mostly quiet at night.

Advertised with breakfast, however upon arrival they made us choose between getting breakfast or a room with air-conditioning. To me that was a bit sneaky. Luckly I don't really need AC. Also I think it is a bit overpriced for what it is. In Cobá there aren't many options so they can charge more. Understandable.