Such a serene beautiful place! Felt like home away from home! It's neatly tucked away from the noise of the cruise crowds. An incredibly relaxing setting that I can't recommend enough if you want to just chill. The owners make you feel at home - cook for you, help you with any issues, and generally are very warm people. Will be back! P.S. Don't get scared by a few bumps on the road leading to the property some reviews are mentioning. It was actually fun to navigate them. Any modern car can handle them just fine.

Honestly, nothing. The most annoying thing, to give you a sense of how few issues we had with the property, was how slowly the toilet tank filled up with water. Which isn't a problem really.

This is a very peaceful place to stay, far away from the touristy crowds. We had the room on top of the main building for 4 persons, one double bed and two single beds for our family of 2 adults and 2 teenagers. The terrace was huge and was like an extra large living room only for us with hammocks, table and chairs. No other guest room was on that floor. We did have breakfast and dinner here every day and the food was very good and the price was very reasonable for drinks and meals, much cheaper than in town! The room is basic but large, the bathroom was super small and very basic but hot water in the shower, so all good. The room was equipped with TV and AC - which we never used. During the evening/night you should only watch the stars and listen to the sea and sound of the nature, and sleep hearing the waves and jungle sounds! Very nice garden/beach area to hang out, read books and just relax. This place will offer 100% relaxation! The man who hosted the place was super friendly, informative, helpful, supportive, service minded and pragmatic. The lady who cooked and cleaned was also very friendly and service minded and the food was very good and freshly cooked for every meal you order from a decent menu of choices. You can walk along the beach and/or the road to have a look around and it felt safe, only a few dogs came barking at you. The last day of our stay the wind was zero so we did use the kayaks and went out to the reef - the water out there was crystal clear and good for snorkeling. FYI - there is 3 km to the asphalt road in Mahahual, and it is an adventurous very slow drive for 15+ minutes with a normal car, due to the bad condition of the road.

During our three night stay, the sea water was red/brownish due to the wind direction and we were told it had to do with the mangroves nutrition, so it was not sea weed. A small walk away, a few hundred meters, there was a blue beach, but we never swam there. You should be aware of that outside of Maya Luna there is a lot of trash on the beach. There are a few other places/houses along the beach and the road, and sometimes they look super exclusive and tidy and sometimes more like a shed with a yunk yard. The last day of our stay, the water was clear and the wind was gone. However, I would not come to this place for a beautiful white sandy beach with turquoise waters, since this is not the case based on our experience.

The place hugely exceeded our expectations, particularly given some of the other reviews on here. The bungalow was right on the beach. It has a decent size balcony, which provided a nice place to chill in the hammocks and gave you a place to clean your feet so you could avoid traipsing sand in. Inside the room was cool and breezy, with windows with insect screens on multiple walls, including directly by the bed, and a ceiling fan. The decor is a bit dated and could do with a cosmetic update, but it was super clean and the bed was comfortable. We slept well to the sound of the waves gently breaking each night. By far and away the best part about staying here was the host, Mr Yahir. We have never had such good service, not even at 5 star hotels. He made himself available to check us in after 8pm on the first night, repeatedly checked in to make sure we had everything we needed, sourced and arranged special meal items for us, regularly offered us a ride into town, went with us to arrange a colectivo (even speaking with the vendor for us, as our Spanish is limited), and then dropped us off in the morning of our departure to ensure we got to the depot on time. All in all a top bloke with a clear pride and passion for his job.

The location is a bit far out if you don’t have a car - but that said, we didn’t, and we were so glad we stayed here over staying in town. We just ate at the (very good) on-site restaurant and ventured into town when we could catch a lift with the host.

Private beachfront cabana with hammocks, lounge chairs, palapas and free kayaks for guest use. Very quiet and removed from the cruise ship crowds in town. The manager was very friendly and helpful. Handy to have a restaurant on site since the resort is outside of the town area.

There are mosquitoes so you have to be diligent to not leave the door open. The cabana is quite dark inside because the windows have shutters. Hot water was minimal and not consistent. Recommend a car or a scooter as it is too far to walk into town for supplies.

Lovely well equipped cabanas very near to the water's edge. We fell asleep to the sound of the waves every night. Friendly staff, especially Jair the manager who goes out of his way to make sure you have everything you might want or need. He even will give you a lift into town when he has to go in for supplies.

The beach was lovely to look at but due to rocks & large waves while we were there, we only went for 1 swim. It was also too rough to use the free kayaks while we were there.

The hotel and the area were beachfront, quiet, and very lovely. They gave a continental breakfast in the morning. The host was very friendly and available at all times for questions

The room could have been cleaner. It was quite dusty.We do understand that it's hard to control dust on the beach though. It was also quite a distance from town and definitely not walkable. No air conditioner available, but there was always a breeze.

A lovely quiet place - hard to believe it is only 4 km from frantic Mahahual. Very friendly staff, well designed (lots of space to hide messy open suitcases) spacious, well ventilated rooms (no aircon but it is not necessary) with HOT showers and effective mosquito screens. The food is very reasonably priced, delicious and varied (not only Mexican dishes) and the beach is lovely with great after-sunset cloudscapes to watch in the evening, and a bunch of resident pelicans in the morning. And then there is the reef, right off Maya Luna! You must endure 15 minutes of boredom, snorkelling there over sea grass (safe, no currents, although slightly murky when we were here), but the reef is well worth many visits, with an abundance of hard and soft coral, schools of fish, a variety of ray and crustacean species, turtles, moray eels and the occasional shark (of the harmless variety). Just inside the reef, there are friendly shallow sandy spots, surrounded by corals, while just outside there is a landscape with small canyons and coral buttresses, still in snorkelling depth, some 7m or so. Visibility varied between 5 and 10m (we had some windy days) and the water had a greenish or brownish tint, giving the outer reef a somewhat primordial ambiance.

The mosquitoes are somewhat fierce at times, but, unless you are careless, they will not make it into your room, and neither do they interfere with watching evening clouds right at the waterline. Taxis are reluctant to come out to Maya Luna, but the staff always found a way to get us to town when needed.

Nice location, secluded and quiet. Wonderful staff work very hard to make the visit nice. Nice morning breakfast and a good menu.

We knew it didn’t have AC, but it was still pretty sticky (we were in the upstairs room). The shore is pretty and calm, although seaweed was a problem.

We had amazing 2 days in Mahahual and in Hotel Maya, Jair was so nice with us:) we send you big "Olaaaa" from Switzerland. Our bungalow was very comfortable in front of amazing sea. Highly recommended place to stay during your days in Mahahual 😁 also we had sea view dinner with sunset it was really delicious 😋

It’s a very relaxing and quiet place with 4 bungalows facing the sea. The only thing you will hear while being there is the waves and the wind.

We had quite a bit of sargassum on the beach but that is the case for all of the Costa Maya in certain months. Plan your trip if you want pristine beaches!