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We visited Cobá today and it was truly extraordinary. Exploring the ancient Mayan ruins, climbing the pyramid, and biking through the lush jungle made the experience unforgettable. After such a unique adventure, we headed to Coqui Coqui — the perfect sanctuary to relax and recharge. The cherry on top was a soothing massage filled with wonderful aromas. The property itself is divine, beautifully decorated, and we were welcomed with genuine warmth and an engaging conversation with Andrés, the manager. The massage was simply perfect. An unforgettable day from start to finish!

We stayed here last year and had a very different experience but the quality of the stay dramatically declined. The jungle suite where we stayed is dark and worn and had stagnant water in a downstairs tub. The restaurant was also a terribly sad experience. Last year, the food was diverse and high quality. This year it was just bad. They say they are trying to stick to local cuisine and high quality ingredients but we have traveled throughout all of the Yucatan and this food was not local or high quality. Coqui Coqui should watch the product they are producing at this hotel as it is not a good look for their brand.

Beautiful property, somewhat otherworldly. Next to Coba Mayan archeological site which is more fascinating (though less excavated) than Chichen Itxa. Would recommend you stay if thinking of Yucatan road trip.

This was my fourth or fifth trip to Tulum. This trip was an incredible mix of relaxation and adventure. The beaches are stunning—white sand, clear turquoise waters, and a laid-back vibe. Tulum’s ancient Mayan ruins, set on cliffs overlooking the sea, were a highlight, offering both history and unbeatable views. I stayed in an eco-resort that really embraced nature and sustainability, which added to the charm. We stayed at Coqui Coqui and had a three hour spa treatment simply titled “Rejuvenation” The property was incredible and a pool for every room. The food scene is diverse and delicious, from street tacos to upscale dining at places like Hartwood and Arca. Getting around by bike was a fun and easy way to explore the town and nearby cenotes like Gran Cenote. Tulum is a bit pricey, but the experience is well worth it!

What a joy staying at Coqui Coqui. Just perfect. I've spent 3 weeks in Mexico and, having stayed in a number of 5 stars hotels, I must say that no other place compared to Coqui Coqui. It was just impeccable. Service, food, little touches... linen, toiletries, smells, views. Charming 2.0. I could go on and on... Such good taste, chic albeit not pretentious. FIVE STARS.

Amazing property u feel Like you have just arrived to a Movie!