Maya Estrellas

Lazy afternoons are practically built into your stay — a rooftop, a book, and absolutely nowhere else to be. Your pool is just an elevator ride up, perfect for laps before a call or floating through a quiet afternoon with no crowds in sight. The neighborhood is peaceful, made for deep sleep, while the ocean breeze drifts across the terrace at sunrise and sunset, stirring the palms beneath a wide-open sky. Your full induction kitchen is designed for real cooking, not reheating — equipped with a stove, blender, microwave, and a coffee and tea station stocked with complimentary Oaxacan coffee, some of the best in Mexico. A new Chedraui supermarket is just 15 minutes away, so one quick stock-up gets you fresh fish, produce, and a bottle of mezcal or wine for the week — no more taco-stand runs every night. Your fridge keeps everything cold and ready. Fiber-optic WiFi keeps video calls steady without dropping, while your queen bed sits beneath blackout curtains with full AC to keep the room cool. The 32-inch Smart TV comes pre-loaded with Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ — just log in with your own account and it's ready to go. It's no wonder 98% of guests rate their sleep here a perfect 10/10 — across 1,926 Airbnb and Booking.com reviews portfolio-wide, current as of August 2026. Book the Premium 1BR Apartment, and you'll sleep up to 4 across a queen bed and a sofa bed — ideal for one adult or two kids. Need more space? The Deluxe Duplex offers two adjacent private apartments, each with its own entrance, queen bed, sofa bed, and full induction kitchen — perfect for two groups wanting privacy without shared walls. A 10-minute walk takes you to the minibus stop; 20 minutes more brings you to freshwater cenotes near Cancun and Tulum at local prices, no tour bus required. Your beach and 5th Avenue are both 10 to 15 minutes away, whenever you're ready. A laundromat sits right next door — so longer stays mean no lost vacation day hunting one down. Every stay includes discounts at Xcaret, Xel-Ha, vetted tours, and Martina Beach Club.

You'll be staying in one of Playa del Carmen's quietest residential pockets — calm that puts you in the top 25% of the city. Downtown noise doesn't travel this far, and if you want to sleep with the windows open, you can. This is a real residential street, not a tourist strip. The beach and 5th Avenue are both just 10 to 15 minutes away, while Playa's newest and largest Chedraui is a 15-minute walk for groceries — home to the best bakery and wine selection in town. The aroma of fresh coffee and pastries in the morning alone is worth the trip. The ADO terminal and Cozumel ferry are both 20 minutes out — no rental car needed to reach any of it. Walk 10 minutes to the minibus stop, and 20 minutes more brings you to freshwater cenotes between Cancun and Tulum. Tulum's ruins are an hour away, Akumal's turtle bay is 30 minutes, and Chichen Itza is a full-day trip — all without a rental car or a tour group setting your pace. Your Sunday Bazaar is just 3 minutes from the door — the smell of grilled tacos and fresh mariscos drifts toward you before the stalls come into view. Locals shop there every week. Most tourists never find it. Playas 38, 72, and 88 round out the coast, all within 10 minutes on foot, whenever you're ready for them.