Coqui Coqui Papholchac Coba Residence & Spa

Whole place is amazing with super thoughtful touches. Staff were lovely, food was good, room beautiful and everything smelled fantastic. Loved the chocolate tasting and little perfume gift. We ended up buying more perfume and the breakfast spread was delicious.

The hotel is set in a beautiful & tranquil location on the edge of the lagoon near to the Coba ruins. Perfect overnight stay to visit this Mayan site. The design of the hotel mimics Mayan stone structures but is a little impractical both in & around the rooms with multiple sets of up & down access points. Especially as it was dark when we arrived and we were left at the door of our dark room. It took us a while with our phone torches to search for light switches. It looks good though & the rooms are nicely dressed with hammocks and other local artefacts. There is a relaxing main pool with loungers. The restaurant offers a very limited choice of good vegetarian food. There are one or two local restaurants nearby a short walk or taxi ride away. With a hotel as small as this, having only 5 rooms, providing good, attentive, professional & friendly service should be easy. Unfortunately we found this not to be the case at this hotel.

Our stay at Coqui Coqui Coba was dreamlike. Best of all were the staff, who saw to every detail and welcomed us warmly, as if we’d been best of friends all our lives. It seemed that they were always at hand whenever needed, and absent when privacy was desired. The location, the decor, the layout, the overall vibe, was relaxation and luxury, and uniquely genuine. Our stay was an opulent escapade for the senses, where the perfumery infuses the soul. If I had to give feedback for improvement, I would say that expanding their fantastic menu and kitchen would be it. We loved everything that they made us and simply want more.

Amazing rooms. Beautiful hotel. Amazing cocktails and food… truly amazing service…. but… No coffee in your room or alcohol in the minibar so maybe bring your own. Maybe we should have called for room service. It is so close to the ruins and right on the lake. Lovely walks around the city. Definitely will be going back. Such a treasure.

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.

Perfect --we walked to the Coba ruins early in the morning along the back road by the lake enjoying the magic. Perfect for two nights. Restful and special.

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!