I read about this hotel on tripadvisor and thought it would be good value. No website, just a phone so I called and used my booked a room for 300 peso/night, about $24 tax included. Not sure if there was tax, when I checked in all I did was give the young girl cleaning the rooms 600 pesos for two... More

I stayed at Hotel Osorio for 4 nights, it is situated very close in walking distance to the ferry harbor and also to the main street of Isla Mujeres. There are two types of rooms available, with or without AC. As the hotel was almost fully booked and I didn't place a reservation beforehand the only choice I got was... More

Once we visited Isla and decided to move from Cancun, I read reviews and decided to check out Osorio. We were blown away by the price - 300 pesos (about $25 US right now) for a very basic room for 2 with no A/C. They did offer rooms with A/C, fridge, & tv for 500 pesos (about $42), but we... More

We traveled with a group of 10 adults, ages 22-72, to Isla Mujeres for a week starting Dec 31 2010. The Osorio has a big wonderful roof-top terrace where we spent cocktail hour every evening. There's plenty of room to play games, hang up the clothesline, use the internet from the restaurant across the street. The rooms are clean, not... More

Stayed there one night, but would have add an other one if we didn't have a reservation in an other city the following night. The hotel is well situated on the Island, not even 2 minutes walk to the beach, scuba diving shops (try Oceanic), bicycle rental shops, and many restaurants (try Picus). The family that owns the place gives... More

The hotel itself is clean and well maintained. However it only has shutters as windows so it can be a bit noisy from about 7.00 on with the traffic outside, or earlier with the Americans. Good location, pretty cheap , generally good if you don't mind getting up early as it's very quiet at night. More

Please keep in mind that this is not a fancy resort type place. That being said, it is a clean, friendly hotel 1 block off of the beach. I went to Isla Mujeres with my 2 children (I'm female) and felt very safe. The hotel owners live downstairs in the hotel, and sit outside most of the day and evening... More

Just came back from a week in Mexico, (first 4 days in Isla Mujeres)--two couples celebrating our 50th birthdays. We had read reviews of Hotel Osorio and a number of other places before we went to Isla Mujeres, but hadn't booked anything, thinking (rightly!), that we'd be able to get something when we got there. We checked into a hotel... More

When you leave the yellow ferry dock, take a left on the main street and the Osorio is on the next street to the right (Av. Madero). It is on the left in the first block. You DO NOT need a taxi or anything It is about 2 minutes walking. I have stayed there 4 times at different times of... More