We stayed here for a few quiet days in January. You have to know what you are booking before you go-- the hotel is right on the beach, but it is not a luxury hotel. The cabins are rustic, no AC, and there is no power at night and during the day. But that is the charm. There are hammocks outside of every room, the staff is very accomodating, and the beach is beautiful. Conchita might have been the most peaceful place I've been to in a long time. Breakfast is included and is delicious. If they offered dinner and drinks, I'd never have left!

We loved this place. We stayed here for 5 nights as part of our honeymoon and it was great. We stayed in room 6 which was an upstairs cabana facing the sea. The room was lovely and spotlessly clean. The breakfast was lovely and the staff really friendly. We had a few animal visitors in the room.. cricket, crab and lizard but that was part of the fun.

We poked our nose in lots of other resorts along the beach and decided (a) we had the nicest beach (shared with two establishments either side but never felt crowded and it was clean) and (b) our cabana's looked the nicest!!

Finally i loved the fact that we had nets over the beds because we were upstairs and there was a gap where the thatch was, it makes you feel really protected from the mozzies.

We had an amazing 9 day holiday at La Conchita. La Conchita is perfect: clean, in good taste, great breakfast, quiet and professional. We travel around the world and this is a place we will return to. As a bonus, three turtle nests hatched 10 feet from our cabana and we escorted the hatchlings to the beach! PS: Try the restaurant Cetli in Tulum: spectacular gourmet Mexican food.

I expected to be blown away by this hotel given the reviews here, but honestly I spent more time down the road at Cabanas Copal utilizing their beach, yoga, restaurant, spa, and sundry services. First, let me say that the beach is private and lovely, as are the rooms and the breakfast nook. It is very peaceful and quiet. The staff are very nice friendly people, but they do not provide quality service. Example; when my friend told the maid our floors had sand she was handed a broom. When we requested a second glass of orange juice we were told there wasn't anymore left, when there was a huge bag of oranges in the kitchen. We had to make a stink to get an extra glass of juice. The breakfast is good...not great, but there is no available tea or coffee or simply hot water accessable during the day/evening for guests other than at breakfast. This seems odd to me that I would have to leave the grounds in the evening to get a cup of tea or a soft drink. When we had difficulties with confirming our car back to the airport the hotel staff initially put us on the phone to fend for ourselves. I had to request assitance with advocacy...esp. since I speak Spanglish at best. This is generally the pervasive theme.....requesting a taxi be booked hours in advance only tp have a staff member flag a cab down at the time we were supposed to be leaving for an excursion. Being told at 10 am that our pickup for the cenotes was coming at 10:30 when we were originally told 11. Honestly, for the price...which is higher than some of the other places on the strip, I expected a bit more professionalism. At Cabanas Copal I always felt my needs and requests were adequately attended to. In fact at Conchita when i requested a 3 hour snorkeling trip in the area they knew of none. I had to go to Copal to book a trip to the barrier reef. Overall I'd have to say I was underwhelmed and will stay elsewhere should I return to Tulum.