Casa del Mar Cozumel Hotel & Dive Resort - Zona Hotelera Sur

The cabana we stayed in (406) is great. Very spacious with 2 story accomodations. My only complaint is the super hard bed mattress. Not used to that at all.

A lovely resort. The gardening and grounds are very nice, the hotel restaurant has a nice selection of food and all was very good. There is a bridge across the road to a beach club and cozumel marine world facilities. The rooms were adequate and comfortable.

The service at the restaurant and rooms are great. Pool is great shape they have man made beach that is nice to snorkel from and dive shop. Don't have to go far if that's what you are looking for. It's away from all night clubs

It is what it is and and it isn't what isn't. What it isn't. No hot water for the first day, maintenance tried to tell me a valve needed to be opened. We had hot water the rest of the time but it would vary from warm to very hot. No refrigerator in room. No safe in room, only at front desk. It rained almost every day and the window leaked all over the floors. They just brought towels and put them on the floor to soak up the water. Toilet doesn't really ever flush, just swirls the yellow around, heaven forbid you put a log in it. As to the beach, all 15 feet of it was covered in seaweed and rough, no sand just rocks and concrete steps. The restaurant is good but expensive, they charge you $1.50 for every 8oz cup of tea you drink, just saying. Room has no dresser to put clothes. You can hear all all your neighbors coming in from being party animals, so don't think you will sleep too much. Shower and bathroom were lacking in about every way. What it is Inexpensive. Exterior is kept up much nicer than the interior. Good for scuba diving, which we didn't do. Pool and hot tub were nice but smelled bad like chlorine. Staff are nice but not overly friendly. They did not give us any kind of welcome note or pouch that told you everything you need to know, it is trial and error. Rooms were clean, even though they were old. Beds are ok, not great not horrible. Good snorkeling if you walk down the street to Tikilas and go in there, only about 150 yard walk. We would not stay here again unless we were scuba diving close by. Not really set up for families.

My girlfriend booked this place for me for a solo diving trip, and I was not disappointed. Friendly staff, clean rooms, and a great pool. You can get to the beach via a bridge crossing the road, yet it is not really a swimming beach. They do have beach chairs and umbrellas ik the sand though. Utilize the free day beach resorts they partner with to truly get a great beach experience. The food is ok, so I ended up going to eat at other places now and again. Only criticism is the ice which is in a cooler that they have to fill.

Staff is friendly and welcoming, and quick to respond if any problems with room. Love having the walkway to the water access so close. Prices at the restaurant are very affordable. Perfect to get up grab a coffee, omelette and head to the dock for a day of scuba.

Perfect accommodations and location for diving. Right across the street from Roberta’s Scuba Shack. Wish they gave us more towels (we asked for more and never got them) and hooks in the room to dry wet swim gear, but that was the only issue. We enjoyed the beach clubs they partner with, too. The restaurant on property was fantastic (the chilaquiles are 10/10), and Ernesto’s across the street is also very good.

A variety of lovely rooms and suites are available to suit different budgets. Clean rooms. Sound carries easily from the hallway and open spaces into the rooms making it very noisy. Normal conversation taking place in the hallway is easily heard in the room. Nice restaurant. Access to 2 nice beach clubs come with the room.