Paamul Hotel

The property is right on the beach! We were unable to get in the water and use a lot of the amenities, like paddle boards, due to the sargassum (which is on every beach in the Riviera Maya). The restaurant staff were very attentive and the breakfast was good. They made us a to go meal on our last day. There is no other choice for meals in the area, so you need a car if you want to eat elsewhere. Taxis were $400-450 Mex pesos for a one way ride to the nearest village. You get 1 bottle of water per person per day, not enough for the heat and the he sweating. Everyone was very helpful, especially Glenda at the gate. She lent us an umbrella when we were walking to the tiny store at the end of the road to buy water. She was very friendly and helpful in whatever way she could.

Hubby and I loved the view of the sunset right outside over looking the ocean which was literally at our back door. This place is super relaxing and the staff is always very friendly, welcoming and helpful. We didn’t spend much time at the pool but it appeared pretty clean. It was the best option because the ocean was full of sargasso. There is a restaurant on the grounds and the food is always scrumptious. On our last day hubby and I had gotten to the restaurant to late for breakfast but after asking Pedro, he asked the kitchen and they made an exception for us and for that, we were very grateful.

My husband and I was there for valentine day weekend. The room was very clean and relaxing. The only thing was that the A/C stopped working. Otherwise it was a really nice stay. My husband and I will definitely stay here again. To step outside of our room and the beach is at the back door was everything. The food at the restaurant was very good. I wish they would have informed us that they were hosting a special valentine day dinner. We would have waited to have dinner to enjoy the experience.

The room was spacious and located right by the beach. The food was excellent, and the staff was very friendly and attentive. The hotel team makes a great effort every day to remove the blue-green algae from the beach. Swimming is possible, although the water remained slightly brownish throughout our stay due to the algae. Guests can also use kayaks and stand-up paddleboards free of charge. The resort is quite remote, with no shops or restaurants within walking distance. Without a rental car, you may feel rather isolated.