Rancho Sak-Ol made our time in Puerto Morelos a great experience. The hotel is right on the beach and the rooms are spotless and comfortable. The main palapa provides a great spot to hang out and a kitchen to store your beer or even cook a meal. The staff went way out of their way to help us out with... more

We stayed for 6 nights from Feb. 16-22, 2009. We had 4 nights in the Junior suite which was worth the extra money as it was larger and had its own mini-fridge. There are fridges available in the main kitchen area where you can leave food/drinks and it is accessible till 10 pm. This is a neat bed and breakfast... more

Just got back from a week in Mexico. We spent the last 2 nights here and we had a great time. I agree with the majority of the reviews before this in that this is a laid back cozy place. This family run B&B is great for those who like that kind of place. The community palapa/kitchen area is great... more

If you are planning to stay at the Rancho Sak Ol, be aware that it is in an industrial type environment. The photos of the place are tightely framed in on the hotel itself, and what you don't see is that it is just next to an industrial shipping dock and that there is a big rusted shipwreck just nearby.... more

We spent our first night of a 2 week trip at Rancho Sak-Ol since Puerto Morelos is the most convenient first stop south of the airport and we took a red-eye flight. We got there around noon or so and they held our luggage for us while they finished cleaning our room and we explored the small town (a 10... more

Ranch Sak Ol is definitely a hidden gem in Puerto Morelos. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a quiet place to get away. Your accommodations aren't 5 star hotel, but quite adequate and all of the basic needs are taken care of. We stayed in room #13 which was an upper level ocean view room. It's... more

Rancho Sak-ol - What a great find! We just returned from 3 relaxing days here..........we had a downstairs room which was spotlessly clean and quite comfortable (next time we'll reserve earlier to get an upstairs reservation with a view from the porch) . It is on a lovely, empty beach that is raked to eliminate any seaweed that has accumulated.... more

My husband and I enjoyed all of our five stays at Rancho. It offers the rarity of an almost private beach, but an easy walk to town if you are interested in seeking a genuine cultural experience without the "touristy" feel. The atmosphere is breath taking, the grounds are well maintained, the rooms are clean and simple-yet they all have... more

The hotel (all 13 rooms) is funky, run well and for the money ($55/nite) well worth staying at, under the following conditions: you want seclusion, rest, sun and cheap rent. Swimming at their little beach is very difficult because it’s so rocky. The rooms are fine – clean and quite comfortable. They prepare – free - a very nice continental... more