Hotel Luna de Plata

the room need some fix.The bathroom door I could not closed it because it was falling apart, not hot water, the sink and shower very rusted, in my view that place should not charge more than 30 dollars for the condition of the place.Thanks God. I was staying just one night, the staff was very friendly.

The patio door extremely hard to open. No coffee or tea provided in the room. Have to pay $10 extra fee for the cup of coffee

friendly staff. no language barrier for English. monkeys in the morning

We booked 7 nights at Hotel Luna de Plata but stayed 6 due to transportation changes. Sadly, the property feels abandoned. The lobby furniture is worn out, paint is peeling from the walls, and the front area is broken, unshaded, and even gets wet when it rains. The restaurant has been closed for over a year (something ******* has not updated), so there is no food service and not even drinking water for guests—we had to buy our own. At check-in, instead of a warm welcome, we were given a lecture about hotel rules, which left a poor first impression. During our stay, only three people were working with guests, including an excellent housekeeper who did her best, but overall the staff felt insufficient for the size of the property. On the positive side, the room was spacious, with a nice balcony and view. The quiet location at the far end of the Mahahual strip was convenient for relaxation, away from vendors and crowds. We adapted by buying a cooler for drinks, and nearby Bar Luna (great seafood) plus a corner store were very helpful. Still, the first impression was disappointing compared to the online photos (clearly from the hotel’s better days), and the nightly rate was overpriced for the condition of the property. Considering everything, both the hotel and ******* should compensate guests for misleading information.

Nice hotel across the street from the beach. A bit of a walk to the center of town but not too far.

This hotel is just south of the main areas of Mahahual which makes it quieter than being in town when cruise ships are in port. The host was very friendly, beds were very comfortable, shower was hot, potable water provided on site. We would stay here again if we are in Mahahual again.

The breakfeast is very poor. Only sliced bread and butter. We suggest some jam and peanut butter. the coffee is terrible. We have to go out for a good coffee. The Room was perfect and the private beach was a must.

Luna de Plata is the last hotel on the Malecon (the walkway by the sea in Mahuhalal), and. that is what makes it special. It is the last stronghold on the Maya Coast to withstand tourist invasion. II is low-key as if sucmbing to the sea breezes and the quiet. Both the hotel and the area feel like the world of yesterday. Low-key, personal, and not slick. You can walk to the town's center to enjoy the various restaurants, but you always retreat to this peaceful oasis, leaving the cruise ships that frequent the town in the distance. Dario, the Italian-born owner, and his staff are very sweet , dedicated individuals who are attentive and available but not sleek and overbearing as in most of the resort hotels. Do not miss the bar and restaurant of the neighboring Luna Beach Club only few steps away where you can nurse a margarita or mojito at sunset on the beach, all the way to moonrise, taking in the peacefulness of this part of Mahahuhal. But hurry up before the Cruise ships wil devour this last piece of havean

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