Acamaya Reef Cabanas - Caravan Park

I didn’t not want to leave this hotel! It’s perfect! Tucked away between the large and impersonal hotels we had a real little gem between our toes. The rooms are little chateau type buildings and are clean with tv inc English channels. Shower was nice with good running water. We also had a fridge. We stayed for 3 nights and spent all day tanning on the beach and drinking beer and cocktails from the little bar there. The host is very polite and welcoming as well as the lady who ran the bar/ snacks. The hotel is about 8min drive into Puerto Morelos where there are souvenir shops and plenty of restaurants to choose from. (The hotel does not offer evening meals) we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay again.

Lovely Cabenas and accommodating staff. The team have created a sense of tranquility in an area that has been sadly been overtaken by huge resorts. The bikes were great to get around and the area felt safe cycling at night in the dark alone.

I loved this place though recognize it’s not for everyone as it is rustic. However the people were great. The cabana - mine was #4 and facilities vary so read the information for each cabana carefully - had great aircon and pretty good wifi. The wifi worked great in the eating area. The cabana also had a fridge and hairdryer which was not expected. It was cleaned very well every second day. Cleaning included new sheets, towels, 2 small bottles of water, packets of shampoo and soap. I read a complaint about the beds. I found mine very comfortable. The cabana had a clean bathroom with hot water. There was a hammock just outside my door and plenty of comfortable lounges for everyone’s use in both sun and shade. All around were all inclusives, so the beach was well groomed. This matters as seaweed gathers on the beach a lot in Puerto Morales. It was lovely being so close to the beach and ocean. Swimming was great. I would definitely stay there again. I also spent a week in a place in the town. That place had no aircon and was too hot to sleep. Also it’s so great to be on the beach away from the crowds.

This place was over two Ks along the beach from the town. I enjoyed the walk but at certain times of day it’s difficult because of the tide and seaweed. There is also a road but that’s hot during the day. A taxi ride is 150 pesos each way. I always walked in to town along the beach and sometimes walked home at night along the road. Sometimes I took a taxi back. Once I walked the road alone at night. I felt safe but who really knows? It’s mostly well lit but sometimes I used the light on my phone during dark spots. I am a 68 year old female, by the way. None of this bothered me. I liked the fact that it was out of town but it’s not for everyone so that’s why I’m mentioning it. The restaurant closes at 4 -5 so most will want to go to town for dinner. The surrounding places are all inclusives so there is no other option for meals. I only ever had coffee so can’t comment on the food. The coffee was just ok but I’m picky about coffee. There is a nearby convenience store that is ok for beer, water, and packaged junk food. Since there is a fridge I wished there was a plate, knife, fork, cup etc. I am guessing you could borrow from the cafe but I didn’t ask. Next time I will pack my own because if I return to Puerto Morales I will definitely stay there again.