The hotel which is located in relatively unspoilt forest about 30 km West of Puerto Morelos on the Ruta de los Cenotes consists of a number of cpmfortable bungalows bulit in the Mayan style around a small swimming pool and a restaurant serving simple but tasty meals and drinks. This makes it an ideal base for exploring the nearby cenotes, the coast between Cancun and Tulum (including Cozumel) the Mayan sites of Coba and Chichen Itza. I was travelling alone on a birdwatching trip but the hoel was clearly popular with couples and families seeking to explore the Yucatan penninsular away from the resort areas. The complex is run by a lovely couple, she is Mexican and he is French, who are trilingual (French, Spanish & English) and for whom nothing is too much trouble. An added bonus for me was that the grounds of the hotel turned out to be very good for birdwatching with a nice range of resident species and winter visitors from North America.

Beautiful and tranquil place to stay. The wonderful owners will charm you to no end and will do almost anything to ensure you are comfortable. (Prime example: we casually mentioned we were headed to Puerto Morelos and they brought us a cooler and parasol, and had an excellent recommendation for a reasonable place along the beach.) There are billiards, ping pong, a natural water pool, hammocks and so much more available to guests.

It was very warm and the fans struggled to keep up with the heat. Our hosts did bring larger fans in on our second night. I imagine when we visit again, we will try for cooler months like October and November.

The staff was wonderful! The food was delicious. Saw lots of exciting birds, despite it being mostly rainy while we were there. The Casa Club is a beautiful building.

I wish there were more hiking trails, lookouts, etc. along the property. I love that it was in the jungle, but I had to do most of my birdwatching while standing in the middle of one of their roads. You can also only access WiFi from the Casa Club, not from the cottages that you sleep in.

I arrived very overwhelmed at this place because the truth is I didn't pay attention when I made the reservation, I just made sure it said: Puerto Morelos. It was difficult and expensive for me to get there because I didn't rent a car or reserve transportation. Big mistake! Please make sure to schedule your transportation in advance or rent a car. As soon as I arrived my frustration disappeared, not only because of the fantastic place, but because of the attention of its owners. Nedda and Dino made me feel welcome and supported me with their attention. I left the place feeling that I owed them much more than I paid. If your thing is an eco hotel in the middle of the tropical jungle, this is your place! Marvelous! I would have liked to be able to stay more days.

I have always wanted to visit and stay in a Jungle and I was able to here. I was in the pool or hammock amongst all of the trees and could hear the monkeys and other wildlife, which was phenomenal. I slept so well because of those sounds. There are tons of walking trails and I walked some and wished I had had more time to explore the entire place, but instead I went right down the street to Extreme Adventures Cancun and did an excursion.

I went in late October which is off season, so I was the only guest outside of the staff, which honestly wasn’t a bad thing at all, it was kind of a good thing for what I needed, just felt a bit weird being the only patron somewhere.

The team were very welcoming, and the rooms very comfortable. Having read a couple of reviews about bugs (it is the jungle!), all we had was a tiny lizard! There's a big mosquito net over the bed, not that it seemed that bad when we travelled anyway. The driver was available until 9, which was very helpful when travelling from further away. The showers were hot - another surprise in the jungle!

We stayed here for one night on the way to Holbox. The staff was very welcoming and helpful, and the grounds were beautiful. So was our apartment: it was spacious, clean and cool. The food l was delicious, and they had several local specialties on the menu. We only stayed for one night, as we were on our way to Holbox, but would like to stay longer next time so that we can explore a little more.

It’s a nice stay in the middle of the jungle for a few nights. Staff is so nice, it gives a good jungle experience and is close (car needed) to a lot of cenotes. Top up you breakfast with some eggs, it’s really worth it!

Not the “fault” of the hotel: some spiders and mosquitoes are your neighbours and room buddies. The veranda isn’t child safe.

We had the most relaxing time and can well recommend this place that had been created with so much love and positive energy. The hosts were the most lovely and helpful people. We loved Dino's cooking: mexican cuisine but with french influences accompanied with classical music was exceptional, playing pool and chess at the clubhouse was great. Seeing monkeys and aguti's right by the cabin was great. No need to leave during the day. Slight issues with the checkin had been kindly compensated with a bigger and most comfortable suite. Thank you so much!

This is my second visit to Jolie Jungle, and I was not disappointed again. This is a perfect place for birdwatchers - all the units are surrounded by lush jungle with a great variety of birds, and they are all well apart from each other. I'm up to 116 species of birds on their property or less than 2 km around it. The club house has a nice selection of games (board games, giant chess, pool, ping-pong), and the pool is nice. The owners are very friendly and speak Spanish, English and French, and the rest of the staff is very friendly as well. The food served is excellent.

Preferable to have a vehicle to get there, but there are buses that pass by every hour. Good planning is needed as there are no services close to the lodge for several km. Although the lodge try to generate its energy from solar panels as much as possible, it if not sufficient and a generator needs to run for a few hours a day.