The pool area was beautiful . The grocery store was a close walk . Convenient to have a kitchen area.

Had to take a Cab ride to the beach - wish it was closer but no fault of the property .

Very safe feeling and clean and comfortable tons of storage for clothing etc

The pool if very chilly could use more sun exposure and water pressure was light but doable

Our host, Frank, was amazing. Very helpful, even when we were very late to catch our ferry due to flight complications, he picked us up right from the ferry terminal, brought us to our place, showed us around, and reminded us not to drink the water. He was also helpful in our departure, allowing us to leave bags at a hotel near the ferry so we could enjoy our last day at the beach. The property was lovely and we often had the pool space to ourselves. Our apartment (eventually) became our cozy home for our time on Isla Mujeres. We enjoyed the distance from the touristy areas, even if that meant walking passed some more impoverished buildings. We always felt safe. We enjoyed feeling more immersed in island life by being around non-touristy things and shopping at the supermarket, Chedraui.

I like a CLEAN space, and our kitchen and bathroom could definitely use a deep clean. There was lime scale build up, corners with gunk, the toilet had water(?) spots. I sprayed it with hand sanitizer and wiped and it came away brown. The walls of the bathroom also had some drips on them, leaving me to question how clean the shower was. One of our pillows had a yellow blotchy stain on it. Otherwise the bed felt very clean. We also killed like 10 bugs on our arrival (ants and some flying things). We only killed a few afterwards (over 9 days). I was pretty grossed out that first night but got over it. The cups had some dried stuff in them too. We washed everything (and soaked some) before using it.

Its a normally quiet neighborhood, Jorge the owner is very helpful,

Theres a construction site on the property, the pool wasn't operating We asked to extend the stay when we arrived, but the manager never went back to us . . Lots of ants in the room