Isolated in Playacar, the hotel/residential resort development on
the southern boundary of Playa del Carmen, this pretty, 30-room
hotel offers guests a quiet sanctuary away from other hotels within
walking-distance access to the lively town center. In keeping with
the hotel's Mayan theme, guestrooms contain sculptures and provide
simple, elegant, Mexi-Caribe decor. Plenty of marble and plenty of
space ensure cool comfort. The hotel occupies a secluded site with
deserted-beach-walking available in either direction. Some low-key
activities are available as well as a small fitness center, but
sunny rest-and-relaxation is the theme here. visit
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Graced by Mayan-inspired sculptures and artifacts, Fishermen's
Village presents a pretty, unobtrusive, three-story profile along
the beach. Its small, open-air lobby, breezy with ceiling fans,
introduces guests to the hotel's unpretentiousness. Nothing here is
outsized, including a small, air-conditioned fitness room adjacent
to an open-air massage tent. Activities are available, but they are
low-key (Spanish and drinking-mixing lessons, beach walks, bicycle
tours) in keeping with the hotel's intent to be a haven of rest and
relaxation. Children have their own activities, such as sandcastle
building and painting. Like all major Mayan Riviera hotels,
Fishermen's Village is equipped with a water-purification system.