Hotels Near Hostelito Bahía Camping in Chetumal

We got the last room at the hotel. The room was dark, no windows, and attached to a warehouse. We also found a sewer cover within the room which also made us uncomfortable. The water was so low that the tap barely poured, and smelt like salt water. The room initially stated king size bed, but was only a double. Parking was an issue as there was none assigned, you just need to find a place on the street. We also found a roach in the bathroom later that night. We do not recommend the guacamayo room.

Very cost-effective hotel, large parking lot, spacious and sanitary rooms, equipped with writing desks and chairs, and good WIFI signal. There is a laundry shop opposite the hotel, which only costs 15 Mexican Pesos for 1 kg of clothes. In addition, there is a great seafood restaurant nearby, Mari'squeria El Taco Loco. The price is reasonable and the taste is delicious. We ate there for three consecutive days. There are a lot of locals eating there. Go out of the hotel and go to the first. Turn left at the traffic light, walk straight for a block and a half, and you will arrive at the blue two-story house on your right.

Choosing a room with direct access to the lake was a good choice, and the in-house restaurants, including Fiji, were good. There were a lot of mosquitoes, so it was difficult to use the hammock and villa in front of the hotel.

Our family of eleven was looking for a relaxing day at the beach away from the crowds of the cruise ship and Maya Luna fit the bill perfectly. Carolina was extremely professional in providing me with information about the hotel before we ever arrived. She arranged for our transportation from and back to the port. She provided us with meal and snack selections so that we would be able to make our choices before we even arrived. The drive from the port was longer than I expected and the road was not well maintained in some places. But, that is not unusual when you get away from the typical tourist areas. On our arrival, we were shown to lounge chairs under a shaded awning. We had picnic tables in the shade of the numerous trees on the property. The staff was attentive to all our requests. The drinks, snacks and lunch were plentiful and delicious. I especially liked the pineapple shrimp and the guacamole. The property is so peaceful that a pair of woodpeckers had built a nest in a tree stump right next to us. My granddaughters were really excited to see them tending to their little ones. Actually, we were all excited to see them. The sea**** in Costa Maya is a problem. Carolina had informed me about the sea**** before we ever arrived. She did not want us to be caught unaware. And though there was sea**** in front of the hotel property, we were able to take a short walk down the road to an area where there was very little. Thanks to Carolina and her wonderful staff our day at Maya Luna was peaceful, relaxing and enjoyable.