Hotel San Julio offers beachfront accommodations in the heart of Celestún and features free WiFi in common areas. The rooms come with a TV. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property.
Corina
Canada
Very clean with everything you need, especially directly on the beach and close to the Center of Celestún
Trully recommend !
Located in Celestún, a few steps from Celestun Beach, Hotel Gutierrez has accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a terrace. This pet-friendly hotel also has free WiFi.
Rochelle
Mexico
the locations is perfect. right on the beach with a beautiful view & close to everything.
Located in Celestún, a few steps from Celestun Beach, Hotel Manglares Celestun provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. Guests can enjoy sea views.
Laure
Mexico
Location on the beach and not far from the village. Spacious room.
Providing free WiFi and a garden, Cabañas Cinco Elementos offers rooms in Celestún, a 3-minute walk from Celestun Beach and 8.8 miles from Parque Natural Rio Celestun.
Nayla
Canada
Just a wonderful stay! Totally unexpected. The place was super clean, bed was comfortable and the cabanas was just a wonderful experience with the wood feel and high ceiling. It rained during our stay and the cabanas are totally rigid and take any weather: there’s a shower and washroom even toiletries. The host provided us with bikes to use during our stay which was fantastic. It was a pleasure chatting with our host Renolado who catered to our every need. There was a nice common “bar” area with a fridge, sink and a kitchenette that we kept our fruits and yogurts in the fridge for our use. Our host had breakfast for us next morning as well as coffee. He gave us good restaurant recommendations in the area as well as in Merida where we were heading next. Out of all the hotels in that area, by far this is the best choice and that I would recommend. It’s own oasis that is tactfully designed not to mention is a new design. There is a pretty common area where you can sit at night and relax which we did. Every detail was thought of even hammocks if you’re in the mood for relaxation.
Located in Celestún, within a few steps of Celestun Beach and 8.4 miles of Parque Natural Rio Celestun, Hotel Manglares has accommodations with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property as well as...
JULIA
United States of America
Beautiful location on the beach. Sweet little cabana with everything needed for a comfortable stay, it was tastefully decorated and very clean. Only wish we could have stayed longer.
I'm a birder, so experiencing the boat trip to see the...
I'm a birder, so experiencing the boat trip to see the Amerian Flamingos was unforgettable for me (and all the other birds of the Celestun area!!!) Also, Celestun faces west across the Gulf of Mexico, so the sunsets are beautiful. The town is an amazing cultural experience too. The people are wonderful. The LONG stretch of beach is quiet and clean. Motor taxis are everywhere if you don't have a car. See David at the coffee shop Casa Bacab for remarkable guided birding.
Marianne Gonta
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
Celestun is not a pretty town, but its proximity to the...
Celestun is not a pretty town, but its proximity to the mangroves and flamingos makes it special. (It's a Unesco site.) The beachside restaurants offer great seafood (coconut shrimp! ceviche!) and the prices are pretty good. Since they close down at nightfall, there are some good options in town around the main square. We didn't do a tour of the mangroves, since we had done that a few years ago, but that and seeing the flamingos are very popular activities. The beach is popular with lots of shells along the shore, and a lovely sandy bottom when you're in the water. We aren't big 'beach people' but we really enjoyed our stay and will come back again, I'm sure. We took a bus from Merida (very inexpensive at 68 pesos each way per person) -- lots of stops along the way, but the other alternatives are a rental car or a tour. This worked for us!
SusanInToronto
Canada
Scored 10
10
For birdwatching: Guardians de Los Manglares de Dzinintun.
For birdwatching: Guardians de Los Manglares de Dzinintun. We did the kayak tour and our guide Zac really enhanced our experience. When we spent the rest of the day on the beach, we could identify almost every bird we saw.
Get a big meal at one of the beachside restaurants around 3ish (my favorite was La Palapa), and then a small meal of tacos or tortas in the town square around 8.
It's important to know that the beaches are full of shells. A pro for some travelers and a con for others.
Maria
United States of America
Scored 10
10
This place is paradise .
This place is paradise . It’s under developed yes but that’s part of its charm.
Wish there were a bit more facilities and better hotels around but at the same time nothing to fancy or big developments because it’s a conservation area so it really should be cared for and treated properly and with respect.
The nature there is outstanding . More of the right eco friendly investment in the area would make it a superb destination.
The flamingos and sunset are like nothing else I have seen before.
Neill
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Celestun is a very quiet town in the biosphere, ideal for...
Celestun is a very quiet town in the biosphere, ideal for travelers who want to enjoy unspoiled natural beauty and be away from hordes of tourists. The beaches are pristine, the sea is clean, and the weather is perfect.
Pierre
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Celestun is a real Mexican town with mercado and cute main...
Celestun is a real Mexican town with mercado and cute main plaza ...some very nice restaurants on the sand at beach side, rather like being at a party! .EXCELLENT SEAFOOD ..There are pockets of rather dire poverty on the outskirts of town on the way to the Flamingo Preserve ...which you should do ....you can pay a moto taxi 100 pesos to take you out there, its a Gulf beach so that means little waves , so don't expect crashing surf! also fishing boats anchor in the same area as swimmers ,but no bother...great shelling and just strolling beach...water is not Caribbean crystal clear , but pleasant enough.... great safe beach for kids ...this what Acapulco must have been like a very long time ago!
Jeffery
Mexico
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Good hotel
very basic customer service comparing to other places we stayed on Mexico, yet the room and kitchenette very nice and clean
Beach with great sunsets 1 min walk away
The ambience of the hotel was lovely. There is a little supermarket across the street. The room was quite big and had a fridge. Which was nice in the hot weather.
The location was really good. The hotel was overlooking the sea. Apart from that we visited the Nature Reserve with flamingos, other birds and mangrove forest.
- comfortable bed and amazing location (1-2 min walk from the beach)
- friendly and attentive family running the hotel
- parking on site
- working A/C and fan
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