Hot Springs Hotels in Quintana Roo, Mexico

I had mixed feelings about this hotel: -Very spacious room/suite and comfortable bed. -Nice places to hang out in the hotel with nice views. -Staff was very friendly But: -Poor isolation. We got awaken by loud music from neighbors’ tv at 6 AM. We heard everything as if the speakers were in our room. -Disappointing breakfast (only toast and fruits). Overall good experience, but could be better for a 4-star hotel.

This is the best value in Playa Del Carmen. The best bang for the buck especially if you’re booking on this app. Good food. Steak restaurant is great too. Everything is clean and modern although not the newest hotel. This is our go to hotel. Only complaint is they stopped including the premium tequila (Don Julio) in the all inclusive

The Five Oceanfront was a pleasant surprise for my wife and me. We typically stay at larger all-inclusive resorts and specifically wanted to try a smaller one. My wife found this by Googling the top resorts in the area, and their larger resort in Playa was on the list, and she found this one by visiting the larger resort’s website. I don’t write many reviews, but when I do, they are detailed; I am particular about a lot of things and appreciate when others write with the same level of detail. We booked a trip for February, but a non-COVID illness forced us to delay the trip. The staff easily accommodated our request to push the trip out 3 weeks with no additional charges. Our visit was 3/18-3/25/21. We were greeted by a modern and stylish entrance. The resort is at the end of the road, with an undeveloped resort property next door. The “front desk” is a large wood table that, from our balcony, looks like the state of Texas, and is similarly large. “Live edge” wood tables are all over the place and in our room. We were on an all-inclusive package (optional at this resort and apparently, is available on a day-by-day basis), and our bracelets were colored string with a logoed wood tile (think Scrabble tile) with an RFID chip on the back for access to our floor and room. That was a nice touch compared to resorts that have plastic color-coded bracelets. The package included a chilled bottle of sparkling wine and a plate of fruit and chocolates in the fridge. 3 of each of these were stocked in the fridge each day: 3 kinds of soda, Sparling water, Heineken and Dos Equis beers. Still bottled water was also in the fridge (think glass coke bottles with water). We reserved a one-bedroom suite. The room was fitted out with a 5-cup drip coffee maker, a 2-burner cooktop, a combo microwave/toaster, and full-size fridge/freezer combo. A 65” (?) Samsung TV was in the family room and also in the bedroom. Unfortunately, the hotel software controlled the TV and changing inputs or using apps was not possible. That would have been nice for the couple of evenings we were in the room early. The living area had modern furniture, exactly as pictured on the website. Our balcony had two cushioned chaise lounges and a two-person jetted tub. The bathroom had double sinks, and a walk-in shower that had the best rainfall shower head we’ve ever had. Many places try, and most fail in providing nice fixtures and decent water pressure. Robes and disposable slippers were also provided. Plenty of room to unpack 2 full-size suitcases and store them out of the way. The sliding doors between the bedroom and living space were quiet to operate, heavy, and thick. This provided a good barrier for me to rise early and get some work done before my wife. I didn’t test the speed of the included Wi-Fi but it was plenty fast for the large files I access online for work. The wi-fi worked seamlessly anywhere on premise and out into the ocean (I only know this because I was receiving texts o

Rooms are equipped with the most necessary - Mexican standard, shower partly with little water pressure. Matches super, breakfast is very fat, much frittered, for us rather a lunch. There is definitely more.

If you make an early bird reservation, you can make a reservation at a cheaper price and it is good value for money. The staff is very friendly and it is close to the airport as it is at the entrance of the hotel zone. The room is a bit old but it is not inconvenient to stay. The buffet restaurant and Asian restaurant were delicious.

The facilities in the room are a bit old The dehumidification was not done well and the quilt was damp. Other than that everything is great

Nizuc is perfectly located and has a top-notch service. Direct access to the sea and a number of pools throughout the resort was one of my top things at Nizuc. While the breakfast options were great and economical, I felt like the dinner options were very expensive. Overall, it is a great experience but the resort is on the expensive side (and does not provide all-inclusive options) so it is important to be aware of that.

Indeed, everything is included, even alcohol, beer without limit, strong alcohol. Moreover, it is of high quality. In the unlimited restaurant you can eat delicacies such as crab and shrimp. Various meats. What darkened the rest - they stole the Adidas slates immediately upon arrival .. I'm posting a photo of them. The saddest thing was stolen right in front of the camera. I filed a complaint about the incident, they kindly promised to figure it out, but they did not break up and did not show the video from the camera. And also in the room on the hanger there was corrosion and having hung a white T-shirt - he immediately ruined it. A strip of corrosion remains. so check the hangers !! They can be corroded !! Mess things up

Instalaciones buenas, bien la comida y servicio en restaurantes y limpieza.  2 puntos negativos. 1) Te acosan a la entrada y salida para venderte un tiempo compartido disfrazado con otro nombre, haciendo mencion ellos que es programa vacacional 2) El área de la playa en época de bodas no te permite disfrutar, ya que los fotógrafos se apropian del lugar sin siquiera pedir permiso, situación que se reportó y pues no hace nada el hotel.

The room was not bad, the pool was the highlight, but the food was relatively simple, the resort points for $250 were very limited, and the spa could be used, and tax and tipping were paid.