Cocos Cabañas Playa del Carmen Adults only

5 Sophie Storm - 4 months ago

Incredible food and perfect service. The servers didn't hover, but noticed when the bugs were bothering me and brought me bug repellant. The drinks were fabulous too. The atmosphere was fantastic, didn't even realise the music being played was a live saxophone player until I looked around. So glad I'm staying nearby as I'll be back again.
If you're lucky and come on the right night, Marley might join you for dinner.
Quiet, comfortable and homely.

5 cynthia savage - 2 months ago

A great experience for those looking for a true Mexican beach experience (not the Hyatt!)
This boutique hotel is impeccable, so clean and every detail is exquisite.
Food is nothing short of AMAZING and we enjoyed the weekend entertainment...a saxophonist and some Xtabentun on ice...the perfect day!

5 Zach Wyles - 2 weeks ago

Really had a nice time here... food and staff were great.. a hidden gem right between a few of the larger resorts resorts... if you're on the fence, give it a try.

5 Glenn Broeckx - 7 months ago

Beautiful place somewhere on the far side of Playa del Carmen. it is very quiet there, but rather small. Although the latter contributes to the charms of the place. The hostess and all other hosts are very kind and will help you with any questions you have. The rooms (cabañas) are beautiful and makes you feel like you are in the jungle. But you still have all the luxury you need. The restaurant is also small, but the dishes are very delicious.

1 Manjunath - 6 months ago

This review is for the hotel/bunglaws and not primarily for the restaurant. Do not get fooled by the good rating for the restaurant and book rooms here. We are a young couple traveling to Mexico for the first time.

Pro: Very quiet and calm. Small property that lends to its coziness.

Cons: This is so far away from the city with such limited means of transportation that it should not be called Playa Del Carmen. You cannot walk and take any kind of public transportation. You always have to ask the hotel to call a cab whenever you want to go anywhere, which is inefficient and would cost you a lot. Otherwise, you have to rent your own car which is expensive and not advisable in a foreign country.
There is nothing to do around the property. There are long empty roads with nothing but other mega resorts.
The WiFi doesn't reach the rooms, but only around the pool area. When they advertised the hotel having Wifi, I was misled into thinking that the rooms have wifi too.
Food in the restaurant was pretty meh. Granted, we don't eat meat and the options are very limited, but even then the pizzas we nothing to rave about.
The water in bathrooms are so salty, you can sense it without even tasting them. Salt water is BAD for skin and hair. I repeat, it is EXTREMELY DAMAGING for skin and hair. You cannot expect us to buy 200ml water bottles for 30 peso every time we want to wash face/take bath.

Overall the vibe at the place felt right for someone who is retired (older) and doesn't like moving around. There isn't much to do at the property either.
We paid 500+ USD for five nights and had to forfeit it and leave after just one day because it felt so horrible, and we didn't want to ruin our entire holiday because of it.

5 Sharon Oldford - 4 months ago

We found this restaurant walking to the beach from El Cielo. It is amazing!! The food, staff and atmosphere is beautiful! You also have to try the margaritas!

4 Larry Imhoff - 8 months ago

Good food. Comfortable environment after we walked down the "back street" entrance from our hotel next door. We had an excellent salad (hard to come by in Mexico) and the shrimp fajitas we would recommend. We had an excellent flan. Recommended.