100% recommended

It was a lovely little oasis with the best staff :)

i lovedddd this place, so peaceful. right by the beach. perfect for couples or besties looking for a relaxing getaway

Great place to chill and have a nice simple rest. Not for people looking for treaort

Fantastisk lokation og fantastisk hotel. Pænt og rent værelse. Restauranten lever ikke helt op til stedet men ellers ingen anmærkninger

Right on the beach with amazing views and the gentle breeze makes this a fantastic getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life

The facilities are in disrepair. Roofs leak, water works intermittently, bathroom sink is two rusty metal pipes with control levers pipe shut offs found in Home Depot, shower is an annex next to sink divided with curtain and a shower head pipe sticking out of ceiling with intermittent pressure and shifting temps. water controls are also rusty pipes with Home Depot style pipe shut offs.bathroom door doesn’t shut and the lock is busted, wait staff is HUSTLES!!! They work super hard from 7:30am - 9:30 pm in hot sun and sand and they are UNDERSTAFFED and the kitchen is SLOW. Almost all orders always take an average of an hour. Especially lunch and dinner. Breakfast can sometimes come out 10-15 minutes. Website said they were closed all summer for remodels. It looked as though 6/8 out of the 22 unites were updated. The rest of the places are in NEED of repair. Pictures on site do not reflect the 75% of property that charges $500-$700/night (peak season rates). If the rates were about $150/night it the I’d give this place a 3.5 stars. Also all taxi rides into town run a minimum starting price of $20/pp for round trip. Transport from airport to hotel is Seattle prices = $400 round trip

The place is a dream, chill with nice design and good staff

Access to lake excellent!

well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!

The room was really clean and nice. The staff was very nice and informative on activities and dinner options.

Really liked this place. Beautiful, great view, massage, service, food and drinks. Didn't know that they turn the AC off during the day but if you ask them, they can leave yours on.

Unique Experience. Beautiful grounds your Villa steps out to the stand then steps to the beach. This is a fisherman’s dream, fishing boats are lined up in the beach water to go out for a fee. Villas could use an update. Be warned the AC is off during the day!! The staff are all polite and accommodating

The air conditioning is only available from 9 PM to 6 AM. Outside of those hours, you’ll need to specifically request it—something the hotel leaves out of their description. Also, be aware of the tourist reserve tax. At check-in, we were told it was 120 pesos per day, but that rate only applies to foreign visitors. As a Mexican national (with valid ID presented), the correct charge should have been 60 pesos. In the end, we paid the accurate amount—60 pesos daily—directly at the entrance to the reserve, not through the hotel. Transparency matters. The hotel is located within the reserve, so there are specific guidelines we must follow. This may cause occasional inconvenience. Beach club and restaurant staff were excellent. Housekeeping was good. Unfortunately, the experience at reception—particularly with Victor—was disappointing. During check-in, he said refused to accompany us to our room, citing the heat outside as a reason to stay in the air-conditioned reception. While he eventually did assist us, the comment felt unprofessional, especially considering the hotel's stated daytime air conditioning restrictions.

It’s a very safe place to stay, laid back, quiet and earth friendly. Close to Mayan Ruins inside Parque Del Jaguar. The only disadvantage is you have to buy a wristband to come in the Parque everyday. How I wish they have a wristband for Hotel guest for the duration of their stay instead of making the guest pay every day.

Beautiful, earthy, and family hotel. We loved it!

Everything was perfect

Nice property and what made it a really great stay was the staff! From the front desk, to the dining service everyone was efficient and friendly! The rooms were comfortable and the only thing we would have liked better was a little more water pressure for the shower. The food at the hotel was delicious and my only suggestion would be not to dilute the juices - especially the passion juice at breakfast was super diluted. Takes away from the delicous flavor of the passion fruit juice. Thank you again to the staff who were awesome!

Villa Pescadores was a wonderful quiet small village style resort. The restaurant was very nice and the included breakfast was certainly a bonus. I loved the palapa style of my room! The staff were attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. The proximity to the Mayan ruins was an added benefit, as was the shuttle that came by the property every few minutes. If headed to Tulum again, I’d definitely plan to stay at Villa Pescadores again.

All super nice except that I would have liked to be more hydrated, we can’t access our on supplies because of the nature conditions of the zone but the hotel should have accessible water to drink to the guests.