Hotel La Joya Isla Mujeres

The view from the room and our terrace were the highlight. We loved accessing the ocean from below the hotel and enjoyed swimming around. The shower by the pool was delightful and the pool was warm.

Unfortunately the hotel kayaks are no longer an option, and it didn’t seem like there was much to see if snorkeling (at least not close to the hotel). The bed sheets didn’t seem to fit the bed and were a little stained, but it wasn’t a big problem.

This hotel is so ADORABLE!!! and the view was something else! the Staff are very helpful and kind.. will definitely stay again!

No complaints

This was my favourite stay on the island. A beautiful boutique hotel bursting with old Mexican charm throughout with colourful walls, tiling and sculptures. Our bedroom was so cute and the view from the balcony was absolutely stunning. This was our last stop on a three week trip travelling around Mexico and it was the perfect place to unwind and reflect on our amazing time in Mexico. Plenty of really good restaurant options walking distance, pool area perfect to relax with a book. Access to dip in the clearest of water right in front of the hotel. Walking distance to Punta Sur for sunrise was a bonus.

I agree with some other reviews of the yachts turning up and parking right in front of the hotel at times was a nuisance. However it only bothered us one of the afternoons when a particularly obnoxiously loud boat arrived. It's a shame they have to pull up so close to the hotel when there is literally an entire sea behind them, they should be made to anchor a bit further out. However, after encountering dozens of obnoxiously loud yachts on the north beach, opposite end of the island competing for attention with their music, this was nothing in comparison and should not deter you from staying at this lovely hotel.

Charming boutique hotel, only a couple of rooms and superb ocean view. Rooms are spacious with a beautiful terrace with hamac and chairs facing the ocean. Simple and great healthy breakfast — and very close to lots of restaurants and punta sur.

Food and drinks are a bit pricey You have to pay 250$ to rent snorkeling material - in my opinion this should come for free or for a smaller fee, it’s a bit of a stretch to have to pay for that. The property could work out the beach a little to make it more accessible and why not build a deck like the other hotels?

Most amazing place ever

Nothing.