Hotelito Azul

The hotel’s location is beachfront, which is perfect for travelers. The room is well-ventilated. The only problem is the parking logistics.

The entrance in the hotel is the most strange entrance that I ever seen. They provide a QR code that suposed to unlock the door and an acces turnistle. This doesn’t work at all.

It’s a shame that such a beautiful property with gorgeous beach is so purely run! Read other bad reviews re service, didn’t think it really could be a 1 star bad. Oh yes, it totally was! 1. To my surprise, the staff didn’t speak English. With the exception of a front desk employee. 2. We could not even order a meal! Hotel was very slow, no guests and still we had to wait on average 45 min. One night for 1.5 hours for a simple meal for 2. They encouraged to order online since there were no waiters to be found. But then no one replied to online orders either. Saw a guy from the kitchen cleaning sea weeds on the beach around lunch time, as a result, lunch order wasn’t placed. And it goes on and on. Found much better places outside the hotel to eat with very good service (ex. El Tabano 0.2 miles away). 3. Everything is overpriced which we already knew, so the expectation was to get at a minimum decent service so it is worth it. That did not happen. 4. Rude unapologetic unwelcoming staff. (Language barrier perhaps). Traveled to Mexico a number of times, to the Cancun area. Never had an issue! This was a weird place. I would not recommend it based on service.

Nice place, right on the beach, restaurant is pretty good but You need to read all the details before booking. - the rooms don't have tvs - people aren't at the front desk 24/7 - you have to reserve the gym - you have to reserve the jacuzzis - you need to text them before parking, it isn't an open lot, they have to unlock it - you need to use a qr code to get in the hotel - they don't have bikes to borrow

This place is all aesthetic illusion and zero substance. The beachfront location and kind staff are the only things keeping it from being a complete write-off. The rooftop pools—one of the main booking draws have been stripped of their appeal. They’re now covered by a solar awning, blocking nearly all sunlight. A rooftop pool with no sun is a design failure. You also can’t order food or drinks up there, making the space feel pointless. Worse, it’s in rough shape—cracked, broken wood slats and a noticeable wobble underfoot make it feel neglected and borderline unsafe. The restroom and changing area are embarrassing. Think rundown dive bar, not boutique hotel. One door was hanging off its hinge, the other didn’t lock. Cleanliness was also an issue. The pools and hot tubs were visibly dirty, which is unacceptable at this price point. The “$100 room credit” is misleading. It only applies to alcohol and only at a restaurant that closes before dinner hours, making it nearly useless. The staff does their best—they’re the only bright spot. Unfortunately, the food and drinks were consistently disappointing. This place sells a polished fantasy online but fails to deliver in reality. Spend your money elsewhere

Overall, the place was a perfect setting and beautiful. There’s a lot of refurbishment work in the pool and lounge areas that still is going on. The only downside was that the restaurants were really really expensive so we walked to other hotels for food. We would’ve eaten there every day, had they lowered the prices a little bit

Very nice staff, Griselda is the funniest happiest person . Everybody was welcoming. Gem of a property. Will definitely stay again.

I was disappointed with what the hotel had to offer in terms of amenities. Everywhere outside the furniture was in poor condition, with uncomfortable seats, especially on the roof. Unfortunately, the beaches were covered in seaweed, though that is not anybody's fault. Due to the condition of the furniture, we didn't feel comfortable relaxing on the roof terrace, so we didn't swim on the property at all. The furniture in the rooms themselves were in great condition, however. The staff was lovely and communicative. The rooms were especially clean, thanks to Griselda. The QR code entry system sometimes works and sometimes doesn't work. I'm not sure what the difference was. Most of the time we ended up using the key card they provided.