I just returned from two weeks in the Yucatan -- we spent 5 nights at Blue Sky and I didn't want to leave it ! You can't ask for a more beautiful or tranquil setting, but with lots to do nearby. We had a suite with a beautiful balcony overlooking the ocean. There's a cenote right across the street which was amazing and the kayaks there for the guests' use. The staff was wonderful to assist us with whatever we needed. We had a great meal at the restaurant, and there are some other places to visit . The entire experience was exceptional .

We ate at this hotel a year ago (2010) and found it to be a buzzing little spot so this year when we were looking for a place to spend a couple of extra nights after a week in a villa we thought of Blue Sky.

Unfortunately the atmosphere was not the same - we ate there on the first night (Saturday) and we were the only ones there. Shame.

However the rooms are pleasant, although a little dated and the balcony railing was broken. I don't think I would go back. Tankah bay is not as beautiful as Soliman Bay and there is not the atmosphere that you get at the beach end of Tulum. A little disapointed in our choice.

This is a great find. Small hotel in a beautiful setting. You can walk 100 yards to the right and snorkel in the beautiful ocean. You can walk across the road and swim/snorkel/dive in the very beautiful lagoon/cenote. The owner is a yogi so he turned us on to a yoga studio in the area. The food at the hotel restaurant is good and the setting is very pleasant (outdoor). The internet went down while we were there but other than that everything was perfect. We will stay here again.

We only had two nights there as a side trip from a timeshare in Cancun and I am so glad we did. We had a beautiful clean 2 bedroom 2nd floor ocean view room that had a large balcony with hammock and lounge chairs. Each of the two rooms had it's own bathroom so would suit a family like us with children (ours are 9 & 11) or a couple of couples which would make it economical. A small walk down the beach you can snorkle in a really cool ocean cenote or just a minute walk up the road you can do the same in a mango lagoon. Either side is amazing. We were lucky as the owner Mike was there and he guided us each time through these adventures pointing things out and helping us with any needed gear.
The food was great and lots of guests from surrounding hotels came to eat the pizza, or for a drink at the bar or to take advantage of the Internet. It was obvious that many people go there more than once and I can certainly understand why.