Blue Parrot On 5Th Avenue Hotel Playa del Carmen, Playa del Carmen

Staying at the hotel felt like being transported back to a cheap college apartment from the 1980s, but the room service always kept it perfectly tidy. The location, only one room away from the beach on the second floor, was a great plus. However, the atmosphere dominated by loud staff banter could be off-putting at times.

The hotel offers a simple and nostalgic charm reminiscent of a cheap college apartment from the 1980s. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, although you might not spend much time in them with plenty to explore outside. The service is friendly, but the staff's loud banter could be toned down. The location is perfect for exploring Quinte Avenida and Calle 12, although some parts may appear seedy. The dining options are a mix of fresh fruits and toast on the beach and a basic restaurant experience. The facilities are adequate but not exceptional.

The hotel is like staying in a cheap college apartment from the 1980s, right off the street at the BP Hotel around the beach club. It's okay; overall, it's a quiet place to get rest at night.

I had a mixed experience at the BP Hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable, perfect for those looking for an adventure right off the street. However, the overall look of the hotel seemed a bit icky. The service was attentive, but the staff's loud banter disrupted the atmosphere at times. The location was great for exploring Fifth Avenue and enjoying nearby attractions, although it was surrounded by some aggressive hawkers. The dining offered a decent selection, especially the crepes, and the facilities were adequate though not luxurious.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, but the constant noise from 11 pm to 5 am due to its location facing 5th Ave was a downside. The service was incredibly courteous and helpful, making it easy to book tours within walking distance. The location was great in terms of proximity to the beach and being right on 5th avenue, but the surroundings felt a bit seedy. The dining experience was minimal, offering just fruit and toast, but the facilities were good overall.