As soon as you step in, you feel immersed in nature and that's what we were looking for. If staying here, prepare yourself for a different stay than in a hotel. We loved the set up, the birds singing in the evening and early morning. The decor!! Enjoyed using the kitchen in the evening. Federico set up the grill for us. Make sure you buy everything before arriving at the hotel.

It is quite a road, a good 35 minutes from Puerto Morelos. Once the sun sets, it's pitch dark on the road so make sure you arrive earlier and have everything you need for cooking with you as there is nothing close or reachable within 30-35 minutes of driving.

The owner is really welcoming and gave us loads of great recommendations. We enjoyed using the wood oven and the campfire spot. It’s a beautifully decorated plot in the jungle. If you love staying in nature in a proper wood cabin and aren’t afraid of what can come with it, then this is a great place to stay. Lovely breakfast and the all staff were really kind. Loads of great things to do around and it feels a little bit out of the more touristy area. You definitely need a car to stay there.

Difficult to spot the entrance when arriving for the first time at night as it’s dark, on a fast road and there isn’t a sign on the road - make sure to come in slow when approaching by car.

This place is so cool. I've always wanted to stay in a treehouse in the jungle, and this place did not disappoint. We only stayed one night, so mostly we just chilled and listened to the birds and relaxed in the many hammocks and nice sitting spots. There's lots of common space for having a fire, yoga/chill room, pool, a shared kistchen, and an outdoor shower! The rooms all have unique features and thoughtful decorations. The breakfast was great. I could definitely see staying here for a week and doing some day trips to the beach, cenotes, and ruins that are all within 1 hour. Might have to rent the whole place out for a big birthday party!

It's in the middle of the jungle, so it gets a little humid and musty in the rooms.

Amazing looking place. You can take some very good photos there. It's in the middle of the jungle, so a lot of animal noises all around. And you can spot some beautiful butterflies.

When you look a little closer, you can see that some of the houses are falling apart a bit. For example, one side of the sliding doors was completely stuck, and there was a big gap in between. The bed was very small for two people

This place is absolutely BEAUTUFUL! The host and Maria are incredible and very very helpful with tips and recommendations on hand :) Everything is so peaceful, calm and stunning it feels like time would go different there. We loved this place so very much, it was very special.

That we only booked 2 nights and had to leave so soon :((

It’s one of the most beautiful and intricate accommodations we stayed in, around the Yucatán peninsula. We were alone on the property and the staff was very nice and prepared a delicious breakfast.

You are in the middle of the jungle so there are mosquitos and bugs - but not too many and something to get used to 😅

Jungle location albeit more remote than we thought. Overall site.

Soft bed and pillows. There were no other guests on 1st night - our bad luck I guess. Difficult communicating with staff on arrival. 2nd night better when a member of the owning family arrived.

Very kind and helpful staff, beautiful interior and secluded place. On the patio there are many different chairs and sunbeds. The common kitchen has everything you need. Convenient location, compared to other hotels and in the depths of the jungle. We would definitely come back to this place!

- one of the most beautiful and consistently decorated places I've ever visited - great staff - kitchen to use - yoga studio for self use - in middle of nature - great and easy communication with staff

- pool cold (solar heating?) - breakfast selection limited (no options/questions). Just eggs with sausage and beans

Such a beautiful and unique place hidden in the jungle. We loved all the details in the complex. There's a gorgeous room for yoga, fireplace, hammocks, pool.. The staff was warm and friendly. We felt like everything was done with a big heart. You'll definitely need a car to get around but that's great when exploring cenotes in the area. When it comes to food, you can either cook here or there's a local tinie tiny town with some affordable restaurants. Local breakfast is offered in the morning. I warmly recommend ANAND Ecoaldea - thank you <3 One of the highlight of our trip.