Hotel Sacbe Coba

Hotel

Lovely people, lovely room. Noisey animals next door.

Very Nice hotel is to spend and do excursions. Large Beds, Wi-Fi, TV, fan, air conditioning.

Good value for money a little bit noisy at the end of the day but quiet night.
Room and bedding Clean the hotel has a small restaurant (closed in the evening) and a nice personal mini-flat: dirty surroundings, access to the car park by a kind of big dump +: perfect to be among the first arrivals on the site Archaeological Coba, which is 300m.

Simple, cozy and friendly people, everything worked properly.

It is a nice place where you can spend very well in family.

Very clean and it rests very well. The food at the restaurant show.

Very clean, friendly, super, Central.

Excellent for large families, they charge per room, not per person. It's not a luxury hotel, but it's nice, the people are very simple and friendly.

It's a quiet family place. We had a rainy day and came in water. The hot water never came out of the shower. But the staff very very friendly and willing, we were very thankful to them.

Well placed to visit the Temple of Cobà and the 3 cénotes, clean, nice a flat hot water lol.

Nice little hotel with friendly staff and comfortable rooms. The rooms and other public areas are clean and well taken care of. It also has a nice little swimming pool that is clean and well taken care of. Great for relaxing in and cooling off from the Mexican heat. Look this is no 5 star hotel, but the price and the area it is the best around. More than comfortable with great staff. Restaurant Chile Picanta is upstairs and run by the same people, it's also an excellent place and has great food and drinks.

Modest Hotel near the archaeological area with store open until 23h. The staff is friendly. The room is simple and basic with air conditioning and fan available. I found the bed uncomfortable but it is a very quiet place until 6-7 when the rooster gets up. Lots of mosquitoes inside the room. There's a private garage.

Very clean and very close to the archaeological area of Coba.

Outstanding value for what you pay and they are constantly improving. I stay here on a regular basis because I travel to the area for research and I've seen them make various improvements over the last few years. All the rooms have A/C, hot water, and are comfortable and clean; the restaurant is consistently good; and the staff is friendly and helpful.

Rooms were quite nice for what you pay, nice shower, comfy beds. The AC unit was a little loud even on the lowest setting. Friendly staff as well. There was a smoky smell that came into the room a couple of times, not sure if someone was smoking below our room or what. We also ate at the restaurant. The restaurant service was slow, and the food wasn't exceptional, but overall it was okay.

Great place for an over nighter after visiting Coba ruins. Good food and lovely hosts.

Lovely people, great service. Amazing value for your dollar. Safe and clean… dont expect frills. Comfortable room. Great food at restaurant… Try the cochinita pibil.

We were received very well in the young and almost immediately brought us the food in the restaurant the rooms are very comfortable and clean.

Had a tour with the Altournative company and it was amazing! The best experience was traveling to the Coba Maya cave/cenote. The water was so refereshing!

It's great you can still climb the pyramid. It may not look that high or steep, but trust me it is! Overall the area is not in great shape. Outside of the big pyramid the other ruins within are not overly fascinating. It's a very good place to check out, but try not to come in with super high expectations. Otherwise you may leave disappointed.

The site is wonderful, but that it is to the credit of the maya. In terms of the current management leaves much to be desired the abuse of the carribicis, which circulate without any respect and miramiento to pedestrians. Requires signaling and a lane separated for these vehicles. What of the education of your utilities since it is not the jurisdiction of the INAH.

Another of the places indispensablea to visit. Only with up to his temple, Nohoch Mul, and see the breathtaking views you idea of the greatness of this area.

Rooms were decent and spacious. However, the staff got crustier and crustier the more we saw them. Bikes can be rented to visit the ruins and cenotes.

Out of the archeological sites we've been to, this one was my favorite. You get to walk through the city among overgrown trees and vegetation. Or pay for a tricicle to drive you to the main building you can climb, but quite honesly, walking is way worth it! You can also rent a bicycle. Everything is shaded by the trees, so it gives you a nice break from the sun. If you have the energy from eating all those sabultes and panuchos, you can climb the tallest building measuring 41 meters high. But be careful, the steps are very slippery, so take advantage of the rope attached to the middle of the piramid, and go down using your bum, lol Though as beautifull as it is, this city isn't as popular, so take advantage of the smaller crowd!

Took an amazing trip to Coba last week! Our Mayan ancestor tour guide Miki (through Lomas Travel) was a wealth of information during the drive there and while sightseeing through the ruins. Take advantage of climbing the main temple/pyramid while you can; they are closing it to the public after this year because it has become very dangerous with the steps deteriorating. We also did the sunset dinner at the little restaurant after our tour. While we had dinner, Mayan ancestors put on a show complete with full Mayan attire and body paint. They performed several music selections and then played a mini exhibition of the traditional Mayan ballgame. The entire day was fabulous! Experiencing and seeing ancient Mayan history was accomplished and now marked off my bucket list!

Nice facility in the middle of the jungle. It is the area with the Bicycle is definitely the way to explore what you can rent inside the entrance for a few Pesos. Mosquito repellent is not a bad idea!

Coba is a little off the beaten path. But if you want to get away from the crowds and street vendors, this is a really cool Mayan ruin to visit. The place is absolutely huge and tourists can climb the main temple ruin. Be careful, it's treacherous. The park also features bicycle taxis to help get around. There's also a nice little bar just outside the gate to 'rehydrate' once you've had your visit.

Coba ruins because of the ravages of time, the appearance is not as Chichen Itza, but the three pyramids of Heritage Sites in the group, currently the only can still ascend the pyramid of the place. Coba Ruins Park into the entrance of a distance you can rent a Bicycle, if you plan to be within two hours of the travelers suggested the lease, or the entrance from the can climb the pyramid at about fifteen minute Bicycle ride away.

A unique experience. We hopped on the trikes to be able to appreciate all, and we could explain the history. Adormirá of the ruins that are found within Coba is Xaibe. A spectacular ruin, and a unique construction. I had a super, and the people who work there are very attentive.

Three stars, nothing more why the day that I went to see the archaeological site was close to closing time as 4:10pm to be more specific. Then before that time the tickets cost $65 pesos. BUT they do want to enter after 4:30pm you have to pay $220 pesos which to me is an insult especially I'm mexican! But in the end I was left with the desire to see why the obvious was not going to pay for the triple "charged" almost 4 times more a real abuse! I'm disappointed by my fellow countrymen. ☹️☹️

Recommended 100%. Kids are a little too small I do not recommend. I recommend to rent a Bike and hire a guide, (a Guide to Maya). There are and are waiting for the hire.

The view from Nohoch Mul is unique, the courts in the game of ball are in excellent condition, either walking, on bike or in the service of tricycle you can go all in about 3 hours and then go to the cenotes.

I love to visit the archaeological site of Coba, because it is less frequented (expecially early in the morning), more interactive with bicycles, Mayan limousines and the 120 steps to climb the main structure. The archaeological guides are friendly and English speaking. A combination of Coba with some snorkeling in Cenotes and with sea turtles is my favorite.

A natural paradise, the truth… excellent everything. A single comment q already what I did to the staff in the cenote… I am a doctor and I down quite a lack of air… I noticed also q the cenote, has a single hole (the input) and not having a second it is impossible to generate a current of air. I recommend q or a second orifice p to achieve a current and a spare air or any ventilation system q many people had symptoms during my stay.

The archaeological site of cobá is a beautiful place and the view of the great pyramid Nohoch Mul is spectacular.

Beautiful archelological site hidden in the tropical forrest. Not crowded like Chicen Itza. You can even rent a bike to cycle around the whole compound.

Are three complexes with pyramids, there are rental bikes to reach, or you can walk on the top of the. Main pyramid has a magnificent view. Parking, designated archaeological regulated, guides, sale of water and moisturizing. Food near the place.

A must see place. Ruins in the jungle, not out in the open like Ek Balam or Chichen Itza.

Great facility, very rewarding and the view from the pyramid is super nice.

A very historic place
To historic place
Beautiful mayan city
Beautiful mayan city.

This was one of my favorite Mayan ruins to visit in Mexico! Not only were the ruins themselves fascinating, but we also got to climb the pyramid. We even rode bikes around the ruins in the pouring rain, making it extra fun! Best of all, there were no vendors bothering you to buy things! We also had an excellent tour guide from Alma's LDS Tours. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. We had lots of fun learning about Mayan culture during our authentic experience in Coba.

Went on trip to Coba with Thomsons while in Mexico on holiday our guide Rauwl was brilliant and has a excellent knowlege about Coba the trip was amazing just loved it would certainly recommend this trip. I did not make it all the way to the top of the Pyramid but my daughter did and she said the views are stunning.

Very clean, impersonal rooms. Coba is a beautiful little place, and as far as I could tell this is the best accomodation around. Wake up early to go to the ruins and rent a bike over there, it's easier and I think cheaper than getting them at the hotel!

This hotel has the best customer service. The facilities are nice and AC will freeze you out. Highly recommended!

The way up was really exhausting — at 38 degrees and 80 percent humidity. The view was beautiful. Unfortunately, a woman fell down some stairs, and had to be removed. As one starts to consider whether it is worth the risk. At the thought — since this is the only one from the top falls down — — — the "Domino principle".

Awesome place to stay while in Coba! Great food, service, clean rooms & awesome location! Will definitely be staying there again!

Very nice facility, we were up and enjoyed the view. The descent was very exciting since the levels were through the myriad of visitors are a very smooth, polished and slippery. CAUTION is advised.