Esplendor by Wyndham Isla Mujeres All Inclusive Resort

Small boutique hotel. You'll need to take a taxi from the ferry to get to Hotel Belo. The cost for a taxi was between $150-$200 pesos depending on the time of day. Mateo will be waiting for you when you arrive. He will help you get situated at Hotel Belo. The beds are comfortable and great air conditioning in the room. It is worth buying the all inclusive meals and drinks package for this hotel. Try the Fiedo Seco, Belo Salad, Octopus, and the Mango Mezcalita. Don't forget to tip the wait staff. I left between $100 - $200 pesos for a tip. If you have time try the massage, it costs about $90 US dollars but is worth every penny. Nelly has magic hands!!! Now word of caution the massage location is on the beach. Sometimes you can hear people behind a curtain. A few other tips: the shower stall in the restroom is glass plated. So if you're going with friends and sharing a room you're given up modesty. The pool remains open into the evening. However the drink service stops at 6pm. The roof top bar closes at 8pm. The restaurant stays open till 11pm. The beach is beautiful but there is some seaweed. If you want to go swimming in the ocean you'll need to take a taxi to North Beach. North Beach was expensive but worth going once. Try the restaurants next door to Hotel Belo, which has street vendors in case you need to buy souvenirs, bathing suits, or other goodies. I will definitely be coming back to stay.

Beautiful affordable not-crowded all-inclusive hotel, perfect for your social media pictures! Sabbath and Mateo provided excellent service at the lobby, and Tony kept our drinks coming at the rooftop pool, which we had for ourselves for an hour. We enjoyed getting in the private hot tub after the pool! The cook at the snack bar made delicious food not in the menu for us. Our room was beautiful and peaceful. The beach was beautiful, with no seaweed, plenty of places to take amazing pics! We'll be booking here again!

The hotel is gorgeous, rooms are very nice and lovely decorated. The concept they sell is as an All Inclusive hotel but the food quality is quite bad, you can eat all what you can and what you want from the menu, but they ran out of food quite fast or they simply doesn't have it. Food presentation is poor, not to mention their inability to organize the kitchen logistics - I waited for an hour for my food to come and it never came. They also ran out of beer and other resources very fast. So you can eat all what you can if they have it in stock. All the waiters and hotel staff are lovely and we feel for them cause we saw a lot of guests angry and frustrated, exploding with them while they are not the problem, the administration of this hotel is beyond bad and greedy. Another downside of this hotel is their lovely beach. It is the only beach without sargassum but guess what, there is nearly a million people arriving every day to the neighbor bar that also disembarks at the hotel's dock, so forget about swimming, cause a boat might hit you, or tanning or taking a nap cause a line of people will be standing next to your beach bed. The money that you pay is not worth compared how frustrated and disappointed you will be every single day of your stay.