We spent 2 nights here, it's a little oasis when you enter, with a clean pool and meal/seating area in the huge "tenth" that you see in the title picture. At night the walkway is illumated so you are easily guided to your bugalow. The bungalow (number 1) was basic, spacious, had 2 hammack's (one inside, one outside) and 2... More

We stayed here as the last stop on a trip around Quintana Roo / Yucatan and both a greed that this place was our favourite. Charles had been extremely helpful in arranging a tour round Sian Ka'an for us for the day after we arrived and we found all of the staff incredibly helpful and friendly throughout our stay. This... More

Worst Internet and wifi I've experienced during four months travel in Mexico. Internet was down in rooms for several days so only available in dinning room, which was rather slow. Staff not very helpful, especially during breakfast. Breakfast was ok when staff got order correct. Restaurant only open for three hours at night, not open for lunch. Nice menu, but... More

We stayed here only one night to be close to the Cancun Airport at the end of a week driving in rural Yucatan. It was quite a shock to enter resortland after our quiet week but Don Diego was a perfect little quiet garden oasis in the midst of the very busy coast. The hotel is beautifully put together with... More

It is important to know that this place is very far from from the beach, the center of town and the main restaurants. Be ready to do a lot of walking or spend more money on a taxi. Add to that the loud music. There is a bar on the other side the of street that continuously play loud cheesy... More

Stayed here for one night on Exodus's La Ruta Maya tour. The hotel consists of little bungalows and a block of rooms arranged around gardens and a pool. Our room was upstairs in the block and had a little sun room with hammock off the main bedroom. Dinner there was very good thanks to the French owners, particularly the coffee-crusted... More

The hotel is just south of Tulum in a large walled garden area. We booked a bungalow and half board. The dinner was very good as was the breakfast. The best part was learning about the native Mayan Melapona bees which are stingerless. The owner is very involved with the local Mayan community in bringing back these endangered bees which... More

Overall a nice place, an oasis on the edge of Tulum town. Has an excellent restaurant for dinner at very reasonable prices. The main downside is that the owner is a chain smoker and many of the guests are also French and smokers. If they made an effort to contain the smoking the review would improve.

My wife and I had four great days at Don Diego de la Selva on our honeymoon. When we booked the nights we told the hotel that our stay there was a part of our honeymoon. When we then arrived the staff had surprised us with kissing swans folded from towels and rose leaves spread on the bed and all... More