Cancun Hotel Guide - Bed and Breakfast Hotels in Cancun, Mexico

Great place to stay in Cancun if you want to be away from the zona hotelera. Quiet, residential neighborhood but close to everything. Quick walk to buses to the hotel zone and beaches. Easy to get to from airport. Cabs come in 5 minutes after a phone call. Rosalynn is a very nice lady and really takes care of you. The house is so beautiful and well-kept that I can't even begin to say. Clean, comfortable, spacious. Wonderful breakfast.

I really enjoyed staying a Mayambe private beach house, I got the smallest cheapest room for one person with no a/c for $201 US Dollars, all charges and taxes included, for 6 days. With the windows open and fan it was fresh and pleasant to sleep, plus the owner let me stayed in another room with a/c for two nights, at no extra charge, while it was vacant. Upon arrival I called the owner from the airport and he waited for me when I arrived around 11 pm. I loved using the public transportation [SUVs "Peseras"] that stop right in front of the house and would take me to different locations up to downtown Cancun and the bus terminal ADO for $8.50 MX Pesos [$0.48 US]. From there I would take R-1 bus to the tourist and hotel areas for $10 MX Pesos [$0.57 US]. I spent most of the day in beautiful public beaches like Playa Tortugas, Delfines, Caracol and Isla Mujeres, where I would drink and eat all day for about $30-50 US Dollars, except the last night at Isla Mujeres where I had two bottles of Champaign and lobster. I took the ferry to Isla Mujeres from their terminal at Puerto Juarez, about 5 minutes in Pesera from the house for $140 MX Pesos round trip [$8.0 US], which departing from other locations in same boat costs about $19 US Dollars. On the way back to the airport I took the Pesera to the ADO bus terminal for $8.50 pesos, then an ADO bus to the airport for $70 pesos, a taxi may cost up to $900 MX Pesos x same. Overall I really enjoyed it and am looking forward to return.

It wasn't easy to find this bed and breakfast coming with a rental car and without a working cell phone, but it was well worth it. Yuri and Nathan were very welcoming and arranging, offered to trade breakfast for dinner as we had to leave early the next day. The room had all the comfort you expect from much less affordable places and made us feel like at home. Would go again.

While this place is not in the easiest location to get to (in Central Cancun instead of the hotel zone) it is a really good place to go to. For a $10 per night rate it was amazing and being about a mile from a wonderful central area where you can get tacos for less than $2 for a full meal was amazing. Also the host is very good about trying to help make your stay enjoyable.