The staff and cat were amazing, the rooms were nice, and the mosquito net was really useful, though there were many scary insects outside.
Cristiana3 weeks ago
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Isla Holbox·8.8
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La Aldea Holbox Cabañas y Camping in Holbox Island features ground-floor units with private entrances, garden views, and private bathrooms, each including a patio and seating area. The property offers a garden, free WiFi, shared kitchen, picnic area, outdoor seating, luggage storage, and yoga classes. Guests enjoy a 7-minute walk to Playa Holbox and proximity to Punta Coco, with various activities and attractions nearby.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff and cat were amazing, the rooms were nice, and the mosquito net was really useful, though there were many scary insects outside.
Cristiana·3 weeks ago
The garden was wonderful, common areas clean and quiet, staff friendly and accommodating, the cabins were very cute and super comfortable, and silence and nature were respected. The location is within walking distance of the center yet far enough to avoid nightlife noise. I didn’t get any mosquitoes even in the garden. Highly recommended 1000%. It’s a marvel in every way.
Marta·A month ago
It feels like a hippie relaxation spot where you meet people from all over and build community, but the heat is unbearable and there are only fans, plus the mosquito count is absurd.
Regina·2 months ago
The place is charming, yet the constant presence of mosquitoes makes living there impossible. It’s a pity because all the elements for a pleasant living space are there and the team seems to do their best. Toilets are always clean and a fan is in the tipi. The camp sits in the middle of stagnant water, a mosquito paradise. The outdoors are nicely set up, but you can’t enjoy them because of the hundreds of mosquitoes that hover and wait for you. Just going to the toilet or shower will give you dozens of bites (mosquitoes are also plentiful in the bathrooms). The tipis have mosquito nets (the one in our room was heavily torn, so we had to use ours), but without that you can’t stay in your room without getting bitten. Our tipi wasn’t particularly clean and most of the outlets didn’t work.
Charline·2 months ago
I had to change rooms and lose my original booking because the double bed was too small for the two teenagers to share, and the rooms were hot and clammy; it’s fine if you’re okay with roughing it on a budget and a chill vibe.
Christine·2 months ago