Bed & Breakfast La Casa Naranja — Hotel in Cancún

Ana and Hector were amazing hosts! Room was very clean, bug free and powerful AC. Breakfast was great and grab a drink on the roof. The other posts are all accurate so I'll try to include what other don't.||||Location: The location is prime! It is three blocks North of the the Port of Cancun. This leads to all the major resorts. Naranja street also is close to downtown where all the restaurants are. It is also three blocks from a supermarket (go right to park, right two blocks -West) and a small strip of stores and restaurants on Ave Carlos Nader. ||||Taxis: Head through he Parque Cereza and catch cabs in front of the El Rey Del Caribe on Ave. Uxmal (pronounced OOsh-mal). Cabs are scarce in the evening or when raining so having Hector or Ana call in the evenings may be best. Ask the amount BEFORE getting in. A trip to La Parilla could cost between 30 and 100 pesos. A cab ride to the airport should cost about 230 pesos depending. ||||Restaurants: Do yourself a favor and try Taqueria Coapenitos on Ave Carlos Nader only three blocks away. Also, Bistrot 77 on Ave Bonampark (4 blocks down) is amazing! Fine french cuisine and ordering directly from Chef George. ||||Cozumel: Ana and Hectors son has a place in Cozumel. Send them an e-mail before you book and they will help you coordinate a stay.||||This place is definitely worth...

Casa Naranja was s great choice for us in Cancun. It is not right in the noisy, high class, bling-bling Zona Hotelera, which suited us just fine. Ana and Hector are great hosts who will do everything to make you feel at home:They will prepare the breakfast just the way you want it at the time of your choice, they keep cold welcome drinks ready for you and even drive you to the supermarket or bus stop. The only setbacks are the very noisy A/C and the bathroom, that is for all of the residents (the two hosts plus max. Four guests) to share. But we didn't mind that much, and would come back if we ever...

Ana and Hector were the warmest hosts! They made us feel right at home our first night in a "foreign" country. The B&B itself isn't in the main hotel area of Cancun, but it was perfect for what we needed. The rooms were clean and very traditionally decorated. The house was gorgeous! My husband and I were in awe as we walked through the adobe structure. Ana drove us to the bus station the next morning and gave hugs as we left! They went out of the way to make us feel welcome and comfortable. The rooftop deck area was a very pleasant surprise! It's a great place to relax in...