Book a hotel near West Coast of Isla Mujeres, Mexico

"We had an amazing time all the staff was so nice and the food was amazing specially Diana at the swim up bar and Enrique the manager from the lobster house restaurant. We have been to a lot of all inclusive hotels but this one felt like being home. We will definitely be back."

"So much fun "

"Wonderful hotel. Everything was perfect. The food was great, the staff was friendly and amazing, the room was very clean…we loved it!"

"Our stay at Riu Palace Kukulkan was absolutely stunning and worth every penny. We loved everything about this resort and don't regret a single cent spent here! The culinary experience was a major highlight. All the themed restaurants were fantastic, especially the Steakhouse and the Asian food, but the seafood at the Main Buffet was exceptionally good-truly a standout! The staff members were adorable and worked so hard to make our stay feel unique and special. The entire property is pristine; our room was spotless, and all the swimming pools were incredibly clean. We had a flawless experience with zero complaints. I will definitely be visiting again. If you're looking for a high-quality stay in Cancun where you get exactly what you pay for, this is the place!"

"Very helpful and kind staff, very clean, could use more food options"

"I recently stayed at SLS Playa Mujeres and unfortunately left very disappointed overall. For a property marketed as a five-star luxury resort, too many details were missed, and in hospitality, the small details are what separate a true luxury experience from an average one. One of my biggest frustrations was not being informed upfront about the “elite” upgrade package option. Whether intentional or not, it created the feeling that there was always another tier you were expected to pay for in order to get the “real” experience. Even then, from what I could tell, the differences didn’t seem substantial enough to justify it. The room details were surprisingly underwhelming. For a family of four, the snack setup consisted of a single pack of Skittles and two small packs of Chips Ahoy. That may sound minor, but those are exactly the types of thoughtful touches guests expect from a luxury resort — and they were simply absent here. The food was mediocre at best, and nearly every dining experience felt designed to push expensive upgrades. You already pay a premium to stay at the resort, yet somehow you constantly feel nickel-and-dimed. One dinner ended up costing me $250 for a steak and another $300 for a bottle of wine. By the end of the trip, I had spent more on meal “add-ons” than the actual cost of my four-day, three-night stay. The price gouging was excessive and honestly left a bad taste in my mouth. Another major issue was how inconvenient the concierge system was organize"