Hotel Lunata

5ta.Av. Entre Calle 6 y 8, Near Playa del Carmen Main Beach, Playa del Carmen, 77710, Mexico

Rating

4.6

Certificate of Excellence

2018

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Hotel Lunata, Playa del Carmen

Hotel Lunata

The hotel is located on 5th Ave of Playa del Carmen, just steps away from the Mexican Caribbean's pristine white sand beaches. Centrally located, the hotel is within easy walking distance of major city attractions, including beaches, international restaurants, upscale boutiques, unique artisan shops, Mayan ruins, and bars with live music that ranges from mariachis to reggae. There are links to the public transport network nearby, and Cancun International Airport is about 68 km away.

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Overall

Wonderful

4.6

196 reviews

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Customers Review

Value 4.1

Location 4.8

Cleanliness 4.7

Comfort 4.4

Neighborhood 4.6

Amenities 4.6

Condition 4.6

Recomendation 91.4%

“Bonito hotel en la quinta avenida, excelente ubicación y con una agradable decoración mexicana (limpio). En unas ocasiones no tuve agua caliente en la regadera.”

— Brenda Yeliztli Ramirez

“Great hotel! Staff was very attentive and catering to all our needs. We have stayed here a few days and felt in love with their outdoor area ( so peaceful and quiet ) . Didn't have a chance to try the breakfast as it was cancelled due to Pandemic,so don't bother ordering it on booking. 4 stars because there is a very loud night club nearby and we were listening to music till 4 am every day- was difficult to fall asleep. Also during Christmas time there was a guy playing same Christmas jingle over and over again from 8pm to midnight.”

— Denys Fiialko