My partner and I stayed in this hotel for one night in Feb. 2011. Our flight arrived in Cancun in the evening and we were planning to head out of Cancun with our rental car the next day. We are budget travelers who are pretty much the polar opposite of the Cancun hotel zone type so our expectations aren't super... More

We arrived to Cancun at midnight. We had been told they'd be waiting for us until midnight, but apparently the reception is open 24-7. The people in the reception do not speak English even though you can communicate with them via email in English. We had booked at HostelBookers for $20 US per night but upon arrival the guy told... More

The location in downtown Cancun is a convenient alternative to the far higher priced beach hotels. The rooms are basic and clean. This hotel is best used as a base for exploring Cancun, or if passing through enroute to other destinations on the peninsula. More

My husband and I stayed to the Hotel Tankah during a recent trip to Cancun. We found the hotel exceptional in all areas except one-there is no beach outside the front door. If that is important to you and you don't mind paying $200-$300 a night, you should stay in the Hotel Zone. Hotel Tankah is about 10 minutes from... More

My boyfriend and I arrived after midnigt in Cancun just before New Year's (high season and thus hardly any vacancies). We had made a reservation at Hotel Tankah via email, which we had printed and brought with us. When we arrived - at due time according to the reservation - the man at the reception wouldn't even let us in.... More

Budget hotel, the price range is under $50, maybe $30. Is a place if you are in cancun for the beach. Little bit away from the bus station but in a quiet area. Rooms have the basics and there are some with fan. Most of them have air conditioning. Market 28 (flea market) is across the street. Ask for backpackers´... More