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Booking.com | $41 |
Zenhotels.com | $42 |
Snaptravel | $47 |
Treated like a child
I waited in the reception of the Nina for 40 mins while they looked for my reservation, I literally fell asleep waiting for the reservation was confirmed. Then I was moved to a very run down group of hotels in the centre of playa. First they wanted me to walk with 4 prices of luggage 10 blocks, I protested about the move and being expected to walk to new location. Desk clerk assured me it was a better hotel. Told me I had been upgraded. Arrived at El Turkan via taxi, taken to the wrong entrance and left in the street with four pieces of luggage (2 heavy suitcases) I even had to get the bags out of the trunk myself. Then drag them all around to reception were another moron looked at me like I was from Mars. They had no clue who I was before I arrived. I was given a red wrist band and again I complained but was told it was required to identify me as a guest. I am a consultant so wearing a wristband to meetings is not optimal. Room had no fridge, no water but it did have four beds. The hinges on the door were broken so getting in and out was tricky and I had a nice 2 inch gab at the top of the door. After complaining and explaining that I needed a fridge to keep my thoroxine (medication) cool the manager told me none of the hotels in Mexico have bar fridges! I disagreed and ask to cancel but because I booked online they could not change or cancel. They said Nina hotel also was without fridges. I contacted getaroom and that afternoon a bar fridge was brought to my room with two small bottles of water.
On the evening of Wednesday I went with my work friend back to the room to change for dinner. They were not allowed to enter the building by security. Security radioed reception saying I was trying to bring a prostitute to my room. Disgusting situation developed with the hotel staff demanding $20us for my friend to enter, I explained she was not staying the night as she lives here Playa. She translated the conversation and they were calling her a prostituite. First morning I went to breakfast and was charged $95pasos for bad coffee and small bottle of water because I had been issued the wrong colour wristband. I complained and asked for the pasos back but no way that was happening. Red was replaced with green and next morning in the restaurant I was given a glass of horrible orange concentrate and the worst cup of coffee I have ever been given in my life (I left both) but the best was yet to come the rude water pointed over to the empty Buffett and told me that white bread and the toaster was there for me. No fruit no cereal no nothing. Being gluten intolerant due to my thyroid condition I passed on preparing my own toast. 3 calls to getaroom and 4 emails but not a single response. I will not be booking anything via Kayak again...
Nice location
It was confusing at check-in since our hotel room at Nina was apparently under construction so they transfered our registration to their sister hotel and we had to walk several blocks to Tukan resort for a room there. They said it was an upgrade and although the main facility looked nice, our room was located a block away in a different building . The room was mediocre, no more than 3 stars, and noisy at night due to close proximity of a dance club bar.
Although a room with two beds was requested it was unavailable when we arrived. The manager on duty worked to accomodate us by contacting the larger parent hotel (Tukan). We were told that they could accommodates with a room with a king size bed the first night of our stay and possibly change to a room with two beds the subsequent night. After transferring to the Tukan, the room offered only had a single queen size bed. When we complained about the bait and switch were told we'd misinterpreted and offered a transfer to a room with two beds but that we could not change again. We were then delivered to a room with a broken air conditioning unit. I would never stay in a property owned by Tukan Hotels again.
Located in Playa del Carmen, Nina Hotel & Beach Club by Tukan is an easy drive from 5th Avenue and Xcaret Eco Theme Park. It provides guests with an ideal base with Terminal Foranea de Autobuses Station only a 10-minute walk away.
The hotel offers a concierge, a currency exchange and a 24-hour reception. In addition, the multilingual staff are on hand to provide local information. Those staying at the property also have access to an outdoor pool.
Nina Hotel & Beach Club by Tukan has 18 rooms, all of which are equipped with a variety of facilities to ensure a comfortable stay.
The hotel features a conveniently located café, perfect for those who want a bite to eat without having to leave the property. The property's restaurant serves a menu of international specialities, with tables available outdoors during fine weather. Guests may also wish to discover the many well-known bars, restaurants and cafés that Centro is renowned for.
Nina Hotel & Beach Club by Tukan is situated just a short walk from Skydive Playa. It is also a short car ride from Xcaret Archaeological Site.
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15:00 |
Check out |
12:00 |
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Nina Hotel & Beach Club is located at Calle 6 Entre 10 y 15 in Centro, 0.4 km from the centre of Playa del Carmen. Calle Quinta Avenida is the closest landmark to Nina Hotel & Beach Club.
Check-in time is 15:00 and check-out time is 12:00 at Nina Hotel & Beach Club.
Yes, Nina Hotel & Beach Club offers free Wi-Fi.
No, Nina Hotel & Beach Club does not offer free parking.
No, Nina Hotel & Beach Club does not offer free airport shuttle service.
Nina Hotel & Beach Club is 19.2 km from Cozumel. Nina Hotel & Beach Club is 50 km from Cancún.
Yes, Nina Hotel & Beach Club is a pet-friendly hotel.
Yes, Nina Hotel & Beach Club has a pool on-site.
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