Puerto Juarez Hotels near Cancun, Quintana Roo

This is a good place to stay at if your primary concern is price. For about 20 bucks a night you get a good-sized two bed cabana (cabin) with AC. And that's about it. They also have tenting camp sites, trailer/camper sites with hookup and single bed cabins. It also comes with a small but decent swimming pool. Free WiFi is also included, but service very slow evenings. The cabin condition, except for the AC, is pretty rustic. Tight washroom and shower. No hot water. Occasional insects. At dusk the campsite is infested with mosquitoes, so not very comfortable then. Though, inside the cabana, the mosquitoes were not a problem for us. There is a restaurant "The Rice" on site which prepares some pretty basic food with average price. There is a small corner store a five minute walk north of the campground and a bigger OXXO store about 15 min. south. I wouldn't use the local beach. Not much else to see there except the El Meco Mayan ruins next to the camp ground, and which are part of the campground itself. We used the campground as a staging ground for trips in the Cancun area and the Mayan Riviera. For that it was quite adequate. Most tour companies provide hotel pick-up, but not to the Mecoloco Inn / campground. for about 8-10 pesos you can take a minibus to the nearest pickup place at the Ultramar Ferry terminal.

This is overall nice place that you understand after day or two. It is simpler then most other places, crowdy on weekends. On the other hand the staff works very hard, extremely nice, the only the reason I write this review is wonderful people I met. I want really to express my deep appreciation to everybody, among names I remember pool bartenders Victor, Alejandro, Sheila, all stuff from children club, staff of the restaurant. The most important thing is to keep far from the life stile trap, they suggest you to go to the other hotel and then it is disaster. Don't do that this is aggressive marketing. I would definitely come again.

The hotel is NOT in Puerto Juarez, but in Cancun near the junction of Avenida Tulum and Avenida Chichen Itza making it about 1.5 miles from the ferry and .5 as stated. The accommodations were sparse, having only one sheet and a bed spread. Two sheets would let a person believe he was the first person using the bed spread. I had the same towel for the entire week, so it was always damp.

This was located right across the street from Puerto Juarez ferry service to Isla Mujeres and UltraMar is down the street, both walking distance. The hotel staff was friendly and everything was clean. It was a quiet hotel with a convenience store directly across the street also. The bed was a little harder than I expected but it actually helped my back!! The drive to Zona Hotelera is easy and about 15-20 min depending on traffic. Parking can be a little tight as the courtyard parking area is very "quaint and cozy"

I recommend the Casa Mexicana specially if you travel with family The place is very nice and Convinience only 10 minutes to Cancun. Very close to isla Mujeres ferry where you can have a very good trip to the island

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.