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"Gorgeous house in residential area with 10 min walk to pueblo."

"At first I couldn’t seem to communicate with the property manager but once we got in communication he helped.me. I enjoyed the casita but the furniture was a little worn. It is a great area. I have friends that stay there. I was very satisfied to be there and would rent it again."

"This is a nice small motel 11 km from Tulum and a few cenotes next door. We spent 3 nights there and we were pleased to wake up every morning to the chirpings of grackles and see clean room after walking around all day sweating like pigs. It has a restaurant which serves breakfast next to lobby. Everyone was nice with innocent smiles and friendly gestures to break our language barriers."

"Fantastic property for a family. Hire the cooks and you will not be disappointed. Carlos and Antonio were fantastic!! We will certainly be coming again. We booked the villa as a Christmas gift to our four children and their families and they loved every part of it. Thank you Nancy for such a beautiful home!"

"Nice place, clean."

"Our family of 4 stayed in Chan Chemuyil for a month. We were in a lovely rental about a block away but had to suddenly move due to construction. This place was available and the host, Marina, kindly let us check in 2hrs early. Our issues: 1) We were warned that some rain water had leaked under the door. This was a massive understatement. Upon arrival, the floor had been mopped so the walking area appeared dry. In truth, the leaking into the home was so severe it had gone all the way across the room and had soaked the bottom of the couch (which had collapsed fabric underneath, causing the whole underside to absorb water). There were no rugs in the house, the floor was quite slippery where wet, and a house towel was left to absorb water and was already soaked full. I contacted the host and she suggested we use more house towels to absorb continuing water from both the front and back doors. *Note - this is June, rainy season. I was shocked at how poorly prepared this home was. Some befriended neighbors said the rainy weather was typical and only lasted 3 days, off-and-on, in a month. Over the week we booked, the mildew smell grew under the couch and we used up most of the bath/beach towels for absorbing water and walking on so we wouldn't slip and fall. 2) In Mexico, it's not safe to drink tap water. 5 gallon Drinking Water jugs were there but empty except for one that was left uncapped, half full, and smelled green. We had Zero drinking water provided to us and had just come from a rental that had 7 jugs provided. The closest water is in Ciudad Chemuyil, a 15-20min walk. 3) The pool is awesome. We enjoyed it as much as at our previous rental. The tiled area around it and the rooftop tiles get extremely slippery when wet! Very dangerous for adults and kids. I told the host about this. 4) Be aware that this listing says 4 people but they charge extra daily fees for beyond 2 people. That is not clear anywhere in the listing so I feel it's worth being shared. I mentioned this to the host. IMO, it's already overpriced compared to other rentals in the neighborhood. I hope they update the listing and make mention of that. 5)The beach is a 20-25min walk and across a major highway with no real crossing or sidewalks. We successfully did it twice but was terrifying w kids. Worth being shared. 6) There are no beach bars or ruins anywhere w/in walking distance. Overall, we were grateful for the last minute booking but this place needs a lot more care."