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Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive

Isla Mujeres, Mexico
4.3(701 reviews)
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Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive is a family-friendly all-inclusive resort in Isla Mujeres, Mexico with 66 rooms. Amenities include Beach, Free Wi-Fi, Gym and Snorkeling. Travelers rate it 4.3/5 across 701 Google reviews.

Price Range
$$
Rooms
66

Atmosphere

RomanticCharming

Room Upgrades

Adults-Only Rooms

Amenities

Beach
Free Wi-Fi
Gym
Snorkeling

Quick answers

Is Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive adults only?
No — Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive is a family-friendly resort that accepts children of all ages.
Where is Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive?
Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive is in Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Its address is Carretera Sac Bajo No. 046 Lt. 5 Mz. 072, Carr. Sac Bajo, SM 07, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R., Mexico.
How many rooms does Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive have?
Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive has 66 rooms.
Is Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive all-inclusive?
Yes — Hotel Beló Isla Mujeres - All Inclusive is an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and most on-site activities are covered by the rate.

Traveler Insights(185 discussions)

Hotel Beló sits at the quieter southern end of Isla Mujeres, an island that already feels like an escape from an escape. The property is deliberately boutique — a handful of rooms, a rooftop pool with views you'll want to photograph every hour, and a beach that earns its sargassum-free reputation. Travelers who choose Beló are opting out of the mega-resort experience entirely, and most are glad they did. The vibe is closer to a romantic hideaway than a traditional all-inclusive, and the all-in pricing removes most of the nickel-and-dime frustration that plagues similar-tier properties.

The practical experience has some rough edges that repeat guests consistently flag. Food quality is the most common complaint — breakfast is solid, but lunch and dinner can feel uninspired for the price point. Hot tub maintenance is a known sore spot, with multiple guests noting lukewarm water on visits where the tubs should be one of the highlights. The beach itself is genuinely small, hemmed in by sandbags, though the private dock and snorkeling just off the property partially compensate. Staff service is warm and sincere even if language barriers slow things down occasionally.


Beló is best suited to couples on a honeymoon or anniversary trip, and travelers who specifically want to be on Isla Mujeres rather than on the mainland. It competes more with boutique guesthouses than with Cancún's mega all-inclusives, and at its best it delivers an intimacy those properties can never replicate. Budget an extra half-day on arrival and departure to manage the multi-leg journey, rent a golf cart to explore the island, and set expectations appropriately on beach size — do those three things and the resort genuinely delivers on its promise.

Pros

  • +Intimate boutique scale with no fighting for pool chairs — the property stays uncrowded even at peak season
  • +Rooftop pool and hot tub area with sweeping Caribbean views is genuinely stunning, especially at sunset
  • +Sargassum-free beach designation is a real differentiator — the water stays clear when nearby beaches are buried in seaweed
  • +Private dock off the beach lets you walk right into crystal-clear water ideal for snorkeling without renting a boat
  • +Staff warmth and attentiveness consistently praised — guests describe them as genuinely welcoming rather than transactional
  • +Peaceful, adults-oriented atmosphere feels worlds apart from the chaotic resort strips on the Cancún coast
  • +All-inclusive pricing makes budgeting straightforward — drinks, meals, and activities are bundled without constant upsell pressure
  • +Free Wi-Fi that actually works well throughout the property, useful for remote workers or those keeping in touch with family

Cons

  • Getting here requires a flight to Cancún, a shuttle or taxi to the ferry terminal, a 20-minute ferry to Isla Mujeres, then another taxi — factor in at least 2.5 hours of travel on arrival day
  • Beach footprint is very small, with large sandbags limiting how far you can wade — not the sweep of open sand some guests expect
  • Food quality is inconsistent; breakfast earns strong marks but lunch and dinner menus are limited in variety and some guests find it mediocre for an all-inclusive
  • Most staff speak limited English, which leads to communication gaps around special requests or dietary needs
  • Hot tubs are frequently reported as lukewarm rather than hot — a recurring maintenance complaint that management has been slow to resolve
  • No on-site nightlife or entertainment; guests wanting evening shows or a casino will need to head into Isla Mujeres town by taxi
  • Gym is small and has minimal equipment — serious fitness travelers may feel underserved
  • Getting anywhere off-property requires a taxi or golf cart rental, adding cost and time to exploring the island

Common Questions

How long does it take to get from Cancún airport to Hotel Beló?
Plan on at least 2 to 2.5 hours total. You'll need a taxi or shuttle from the airport to Puerto Juárez ferry terminal (30–45 minutes depending on traffic), a 20-minute ferry to Isla Mujeres, then a 15-minute taxi from the ferry dock to the hotel's southern end of the island. Give yourself a buffer on departure days so you don't miss your flight.
Is the beach actually usable given the sargassum situation in the area?
The resort markets itself as sargassum-free and generally delivers on that — the water stays cleaner than many nearby beaches. That said, the beach itself is quite small and bordered by sandbags that limit swimming depth. The private dock is a better entry point for getting into the water, and snorkeling right off it can be excellent.
Is this resort adults-only or family-friendly?
Hotel Beló skews strongly toward couples and adults looking for a quiet retreat. While it is not formally adults-only, the intimate atmosphere and lack of kids-focused programming means it is rarely popular with families. Most guests are honeymooners, anniversary travelers, or couples seeking a low-key all-inclusive experience.
How does the all-inclusive food and drink compare to other all-inclusives in the Mexico Caribbean region?
Breakfast consistently earns praise and is a highlight. Lunch and dinner receive more mixed marks — the menu is limited in variety and some guests find the quality underwhelming compared to larger all-inclusives like those in Cancún's Hotel Zone. Drinks are included and service is attentive, but if exceptional dining is a priority, look elsewhere or plan to taxi into Isla Mujeres town for dinner.
Are there things to do on the island beyond the resort?
Isla Mujeres itself is the main attraction. Renting a golf cart (the island's preferred mode of transport) opens up Playa Norte, the colorful downtown area, Punta Sur viewpoint, and various restaurants. Snorkeling tours to MUSA underwater museum and whale shark swimming tours (seasonal) are popular excursions the resort can help arrange.
Is the gym worth using?
Only if your expectations are low. The gym is small with basic equipment — enough for a light workout or cardio session during a beach vacation, but not a substitute for a proper fitness center. Guests focused on training will find it limiting.

Google Rating

4.3(701 Google reviews)

Google Reviews

Priscila E.
a month ago

This hotel is truly amazing... Great price, great location, great food, and great staff. Very nice fancy and comfortable furniture in the restaurant area, The rooftop view was breathtaking......but I must say what makes this hotel special is their e...

Izzy S.
a month ago

Hugo, Mateo, Eme and the lady at the front desk with the really pretty jewelry were so kind! They all stood out to me with how good their service was! Would definitely recommend this hotel for your stay in isla mujeres. It was all inclusive which I...

Marne F.
6 months ago

Beautiful affordable not-crowded all-inclusive hotel, perfect for your social media pictures! Sabbath and Mateo provided excellent service at the lobby, and Tony kept our drinks coming at the rooftop pool, which we had for ourselves for an hour. We e...