Hotel Vias Maya Bacalar

Overall nice place for the price. It's a good location. Short walk from the public pier, the nature boardwalk, and the main street with restaurants and tour offers. Staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast is also available on site. The room was spacious and the AC kept it cool.

The room was a little bare, There was one little area for me to leave my bag that had a table top, but no real table or chair. Bed was ok, could be comfier.

At the off-season price, it was a fair value and better than a hostel. The room was no-frills and nothing fancy, but it was clean and comfortable for laying your head down at night. It is a 10-minute walk from the ADO bus station. I do not think the room is worth the high-season price, but for the off-season price, it was a fair value.

The mattress and pillows need to be replaced. A bit more furniture in the room, or a place to put a backpack or suitcase other than the floor, would be nice. There are limited places to get affordable water nearby. I walked to the market or Waldo's, both of which were 15 minutes each way. It would have been nice if there had been a communal water jug.

This little hotel is very decent, with a tidy and well-maintained exterior, spacious rooms with AC and warm water, friendly staff, working wifi, and a nice a la carte breakfast menu. It has some minor limitations (location not super central, no pool and not much of a common area) but that's to be expected for the small budget. It's about a 20 minute walk to the main square (or 5 min/40 pesos in Uber), but just 5 minutes walk to the Muelle Ecologico, the most beautiful access to the lagoon imo. Make sure you have some coconut shrimp in Rincon Pirata and catch live music in La Catrina.

Bring earplugs and close the bathroom door at night - there's a rooster behind the building that craws at random hours through the night and woke me up quite a few times. The hotel also could add some bycycles or beach things for rent.

Die Leute waren sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Sehr ruhig gelegen

Die Hähne der Nachbarschaft am frühen Morgen