2 Star Hotels in Riviera Maya

a really nice, quiet hotel located right next to the bus station and on the 5th promenade, less than 1min walking to the beach :) a perfect stay!

I really liked this room for the price that we got it for. I was nervous because there weren't any reviews on it and it was so cheap, but when we go there it was a huge room with two beds and air conditioning and a great shower. My complaint is that it is next to a night club and if you like to sleep in the hours of 1130 and 330 then this is not the hotel for you. Also the lock on the door is questionable at best but just lock the valuables in the safe. Overall i would stay here again for sure

Stayed there for over a week, close to everything and to the great ah cacao cafe, the staff is helping and so nuce!

Good central location. Had standard room which faced rear of hotel and had a lot of airconditioning compressors. Good value for money. Nice pool on roof terrace. Coffee shop and eateries close by. Not far from the beach.

Lovely and helpful and accomadating staff. Minimal yet super clean and super large. Fridge in room and free bottled water. Continental breakfast which was nice.

This is a very simple hotel about 4.5km down the Tulum beach road. The outside environment is beautiful--well taken care of beach 'jungle' and a pristine section of beach. Many other hotels in this area (in particular, those to the north) have beaches which are rocky or dirty--not the case with this hotel. The rooms are basic--a bed private bath and hot shower with nothing but a fan and the ocean breeze in lieu of air conditioning (you don't need it). We stayed in a jungle room, which still had a nice breeze from the ocean. The restaurant was good--much less expensive than some of the higher-end places near by. I like to eat typical Mexican food while in Mexico--huevos rancheros, tacos, fresh fruit, etc., all of which just don't have the same flavor as they do in the U.S.A. I think it may be the water--kind of like New York bagels. The restaurant, run by Corina, is exactly what I look for. Also check out Camello's in Tulum pueblo. If you are looking for high-end cuisine (e.g. Italian, Thai) or restaurants with chef's from New York rather than Mexico, there are plenty around. There are two things that you can't beat about this hotel: the beach, which is a given, and the staff. Ray, Corina, and the rest of the staff were the best of the best. They treated us so well, and were accommodating in every way possible. It was nice to have staff that got to know you and your preferences while you are there. They really made us feel comfortable.

It was not a 5 star hotel, but it was cozy and comfortable. It was sort of hostel, but the room was done daily and it was very clean, sort if rustic, but I felt comfortable and really good about the overall look of it and the price we paid. The location was unbeatable, lots of placed to eat, loumge or drink. I would recommend it.

The only thing nice in this hotel is the location. Every thing else just terrible.