Hotel Makaabá Eco-Boutique

El mejor desayuno de todo el viaje

El personal era imposible que fuera peor

Gente amable, el lugar con una vibra muy tranquila, muy buenas opciones de desayuno y una excelente ubicacion.

No habia television, la realidad es que aun asi no importa y califico de 10 al hotel, pero quiza para algunos sea necesario al menos tenerla....

Maten och frukosten var utmärkt

För små rum men ok.

las albercas, el entorno y ubicación

flexibilidad en los horarios y servicio del personal al cliente

La ubicación y el restaurante, aunque no había mucha variedad pero muy excelente en cuanto al trato de personal y la comida rica

Estaban en construcción o reparación de algunas partes del lugar, pero de ahí en fuera todo excelente

Great location, close to the centre of town. We stayed in the tiny house style room which worked for us, but be mindful there are some steep stairs to get to the bed! The staff were really helpful. We had an issue with our aircon and they very quickly had someone in to fix it which was amazing!

Todo muy bien

Todo bien

הבריכה ומקומות הישיבה במלון ממש נחמדים, בנוסף יש ארוחת בוקר טובה לבחירה.

החדר קטן ברמה מוגזמת, והגישה אל המיטה זה בטיפוס מה שמרגיש כמו כמו לישון בדורמס במיטת קומותיים והחדר חשוך. בסוף קשה להתנהל ביום יום שהחדר כל כך קטן ואין לך מקום להיות בוא חוץ מלעלות ולשכב במיטה. אם אתם באים בשביל הבריכה והמיקום זה מלון פצצה אם חשוב לכם חדר נוח- אל תעשו את זה לעצמכם.

Breakfast was excellent (much better than what you would expect at this price range.) Hotel is "quirky cool" . AC is weak, WiFi is lousy, pool water is cloudy, tap water interruptions and low pressure, door lock was ready to fall off door, burnt-out LED lighting. Housekeeping not great (dust and crud behind corners). Staff are cold and blasé. But for the US$100 a night I would go again. Location very good. With professional management this place could be greatly improved and the room rate doubled. But heck, we're in Mexico. Yes - I would say this place is authentically Mexican. And at checkout when we were handed the credit card terminal we specifically said we wanted to pay in Mexican pesos and not CDN$ (lousy exchange rate.) After leaving the hotel and checking the invoice, the SOBs charged in $CDN which had a 5% "convenience fee" added as well as the note "as per client's choice." You always have to keep your eyes open when doing financial transactions in Mexico - it's still a poorer country and some of them are very crafty when dealing with foreigners.

Felt like we were in a construction zone. The hotel is being expanded and the exposed concrete structure and walls plus shoddy tarpaulins, form the backwall of that "fancy" swimming pool (with cloudy water) that you see in the promo pics.