Acamaya Reef Cabañas

Campground

This place was completely disappointing the staff at the reception is not helpful at all, they ask you to do the check-in at 3 pm but they close all at 4 pm, so after that time you can't eat or drink anything and the staff is not willing to help you not even to call a taxi. The room is terrible, the bed is old and uncomfortable, the curtains are raged and doesn't block the light from the light bulbs outside the room. The sheets are stinky and also the towels. There is no staff cleaning the beach from all the seaweed and the common areas are super clean. I don't recommend this place at all, skip this place!

A must stay. Great food, rooms, views, service.

Discovered the place and went for a half day on a Wednesday. Nice showers and beach side bungalows. My 10 year old had a blast in the sand and water. Why go to a crowded neighboring resort when you got the whole place to yourself with awesome service!

Terrible place… Rooms were shabby and dirty. Parking lot was a rutted mess and filled with shabby old rvs. It looked like a homeless camp. The restaurant and bar shouted ptomaine. First view of the beach was a fat woman sunbathing topless at one of the hotels lounge chairs. We left without spending the night and checked into a decent hotel down the road. What a waste of time and money.

Excellent place to spend a few days of rest camping, I have camped in Tulum, Isla Blanca and Playa del Carmen but this is my favorite place. Wifi, hot water, light connectors, clean bathrooms, good restaurant. I definitely come back every time I can.

Beautiful cabanas right next to the water. Perfect location. I would stay there again.

We stayed at these cabanas while our friends were at a nearby resort. We aren't big resort people. These cabanas are NOT resort-like; I found it was good to think of them like staying in a cabin. The biggest drawback to this is food; you pretty much have to hitch a ride or have a car to go into town for food. That being said, everywhere we ate in Puerto Morelos was amazing and pretty cheap (~150 pesos per person). The staff were very friendly, and the rooms were nice. The bar food was pretty good, and everyone was very accommodating (especially since I speak next-to-no Spanish). There is Wi-Fi, but it doesn't stay connected well. There is also an exceptionally friendly cat, named Meow, who greeted us (along with a human host). It was lovely to walk out and be right on the beach. The cabana we stayed in was number 4, which had air conditioning and a private bathroom. The air conditioner does emit a pretty bright light, but it didn't affect our sleeping. Having the private bathroom was definitely a good decision for us. The shower was large and had water pressure that was better than I expected. The bed wasn't my favorite bed, and the pillows were pretty flimsy, but I think if I'd asked for another pillow, we would have been given one. We didn't get to go on the snorkel tour due to high winds the whole time we were there, but the staff was very friendly about it, and again, very patient with my lack of Spanish.

Went for a wedding. Everything was better than expected.

It's a wonderful place, small and calm with a great view and good service.

Direct on the beach of sand end very intimate!