Jungla y Estrellas

A little surprising gem! Loved the local style and decoration. Staff is supra warming and accommodating. Strongly recommended by both kids and parents.

Just the mosquito net was a bit too small for the double bed.

A expérience different from « classical » hôtels : you sleep in a room made of bamboos BUT there are NO insects thanks to the double net that surrounds the « hut ». Of course, you may be woken up by birds singing or toads croaking. This is not a problem for 2 nights since you can have a nap at th swimming pool! Réal big room, with 2 private bathrooms: a small one at the same 1st floor and one bigger downstairs. Really clean! Margaritas are good too! And friendly, helpful staff!

Well, we could have done with a small fridge in the bedroom -instead of asking for storing our stuff in the staff’s. And 2 bedside lamps to be able to read without the bright néon Light!

nice breakfast

nothing specific

Lovely place run by lovely people It’s not luxury , but it’s good value for the prices charged.

This was a Very noisy place, which is surprising given its remote rural location . We couldn’t sleep with all the traffic, barking dogs, genratiors/water pumps at night. There is a church choir place next door that was booming out through an amp late into the evening and we unfortunately had a very loud snorer in the bed next to us aswell!! property is family run however they use an administrator Based in Mexico City who deals with all what’s app and email queries - We had problems with a lot of mis communication when making our plans. Also had way too many emails and messages via booking. Com prior and during my stay! We were disappointed with Coba. The ruins/punta laguna were not up to much. My tip, make sure you do your research - Coba is remote and transport is difficult!