Hotel Lunata - 5th Avenue

There is a lot to love about hotel Lunata - the friendly and accommodating staff, the beautiful decor of the hotel, the big size of the rooms, the quaint (but perfect for us!) breakfast offering, and the back garden that provided a lovely respite from the hustle and bustle. If this hotel was off 5th ave, it would be a 10/10 for me!

Loved it here. Spacious rooms, beds were so comfy and it's close to shopping, the beach and the ferries to Cozumel. I initially stayed in a room facing 5th avenue which I later realized was a bad idea because Im not a great sleeper and need quiet. Luckily the staff of Hotel Lunata had a cancellation and was able to move me to a garden-facing room which was so much quieter and I slept great. If they hadn't had a garden room available, they were willing to refund me if I wanted to move to another hotel which I appreciate. I'd stay here again, but only in a garden facing room . The rooms and the hotel truly are lovely, it's a very nice place to stay!

Hotel Lunata Our arrival in Cancun began with a different hotel that was truly disheartening; it was just too bad to commit to staying in. We went on Booking, and saw Hotel Lunata as an happy option, and decided to book it. We walked down 5th, found the hotel, and were greeted by a lovely entryway, and courtyard. We stepped up to reception, and were welcomed by Michelle, who is the absolute best representative a hotel could ever ask for. We were sweaty, hot, and were frazzled from the frustration of our other (disgusting) reserved hotel. She met us with charm, understanding, and calm. We explained what had happened, and asked if we could see the room, as we were now leery of all rooms in Cancun -LOL. We were pretty sure we were going to like it, as the courtyard to the hotel is wonderful. Well, we were NOT disappointed! The entire place has an old-world charm to it without being "old." Traditional settings, with comfort and ease at its heart. We booked the two-double-bed room called "Europa" (all the rooms in the hotel had names like this. "Bianca" or "Ophelia" as an example), and it was decorated in hacienda-style, but with modern comfort in mind. The air con was superb, as was the WiFi. It was also clean as can be. Our room was on the courtyard side, which was perfect, as you could walk in from the 5th avenue hustle and bustle (PLENTY of hustle), and not hear a thing. The double-sliders on the lovely balcony helped that quite a bit. We would imagine if you want more connection to the 5th Avenue vibe, booking a room on that side would be great, as you could stand on your balcony, and immerse yourself in the action a bit more. The beds are FIRM -which we both love, and the shower and bathroom were terrific. There is also a close-drying line in the shower, and soap and shampoo provided. The hotel has hot/cold water dispensers dotted around the grounds, and a lite breakfast served in the morning.

The place is very beautiful! I loved its style, the patio and the decoration, typical of the place. The colors are very consistent with the art of Frida Khalo. The place also has a location very close to the beach, restaurants and all the nightlife. From the balcony you can see the streets that make you party with the people.

Really nice and large room. Comfortable bed, nice patio, great location and pretty building. if you are using the hotel mainly as a place to lay your head and don’t need all the extra amenities like a pool and restaurant you couldn’t do much better for the price