Top Hotels Near Xcacel Beach in Tulum from NZ$64

"There were no shops nearby. Few internal shops were really pricey. probably thats the way it is. Not a lot of stuff to do if you dont want to be in the swimming pool or beach. Food were same everyday. not a lot of changes in food. I thought the food will be a little different each day of the week. Drinks were great. "

"The beach has seaweed issues and the resort has restaurant reservation issues similar to most all-inclusives. But overall the place was nice, the pools were good, the staff was fantastic. The tequila floalwed, all is well"

"The property is old, depressing, and smells strongly of mildew. The drinks are not of high quality, and they try to charge for everything. The front desk staff is incompetent, the food is of poor quality, and the location is very far from the airport—making the cost of transportation to get there exorbitant. Although it belongs to a lower category, . I would not recommend the Bahia Principe Luxury Sian Ka'an."

"Always easy to point out the negatives, but they are limited. Often out of pool towels, the ultra all inclusive has some odd exclusions. Just charge a bit more and include everything. Could use pool or beach attendants to avoid people reserving chairs. Cheapens the experience. Invest in big ice cubes for evening cocktails That said, the staff are great. Resort is beautiful. Great location. Food and drink are great. A mix of fun and high end cocktails. Cater very well to allergies. Peaceful, elegant, clean and quiet. Definitely go to this resort as one of the best (if not the best) in Tulum or Mayan Riviera."

"Incredible property and staff"

"Staff was friendly, the shuttle service was fantastic. I wish they had more variety at the buffet. Also felt the bars always had constant lineups. Place was clean and service was excellent overall."

"Airport shuttle should be included. Also have more silent disco it was so much fun! "

"Very nice place by the beach to stay, we enjoyed our time there. "

"Could be really nice, but unit (was in unit A1) needs some TLC and more consideration needs to be given making the unit more "user friendly" TLC/maintenance issues: 1) bedside lamp didn't work (suspect burned out bulb, but not sure). 2) Safe did not work (suspect dead battery); 3) Front door broken-out at dead bolt, so was concerned about safety (door could easily be forced open); 4) BBQ area on lower deck was not useable; 5) sink on upper deck not hooked-up and bottom of sink was gross, with what looked to be cigarette butts in the bottom User Friendly suggestions: 1) Were no sharp knives provided...pretty difficult to cut bread or to cutup a pineapple with a butter knife; 2) kitchen really needs a microwave for heating water and warming up leftovers; 3) there were salt & pepper shakers, but they were not useable because the bottom plugs were missing; 4) need instruction sheet for how to use TV, cook top and oven.....unable to get TV's working (often got "no signal" message). there were 2 remotes, but no way of knowing what each did. Also, one remote was for Netflix/Apple TV/Roku/Prime/YouTube, but had no idea if any of these were included with the TV service; 5) had to use Google and You Tube to figure out how to use the cooktop and oven (a basic instruction sheet would be helpful); Other apartment units I've stayed nearby supplied very basic inexpensive items to make stay easier, like..salt & pepper, a little cooking oil, paper towels, kitchen towel, oven mitts "