This place is great if you enjoy being disconnected and present. We personally loved it. We went with our rental car and were a but afraid because we had read in the comments that it was super hard to get there due to the bad quality of the road. Yes, we found some bumps but other than that it was super hassle free to get there. When we arrived there was only one other person there, so we ha the pool all by ourselves. It was lovely. No wifi, no people, just some music and the mexican sun. We brought food from Puerto Morelos, but you can also order dinner and breakfast. It looked good from what we saw. They have one of these fridges with ice, so you can keep your food in there (won't be cold but won't get too hot). Room is huge and so is the bed. We slept with the windows open, and because it's breezy, there were no mosquitoes. Sunrise from the room is INCREDIBLE.

Not their fault at all, but the beach was just kinda dirty (trash in the sand and, inevitably, sargazo)

Edwin was a very kind host. Once we got through the road (!), we appreciated the solitude and remote feeling of Casa Amor. Edwin's friends came for a New Year's Eve gathering and they invited us to dinner with them. It was a very special night. We loved having the communal kitchen and a big, king-sized bed. Edwin served croissants for breakfast, which were great. The beach felt very safe and it was fun to explore. We liked how off the beaten path Casa Amor truly is.

The road to Casa Amor is very treacherous! Our rental car was put to the test, but we made it back and forth twice. The beach right outside Casa Amor is not very swimmable. We had a room that did not face the water and circulation was not good, so we had to sleep with the door open to create air flow. We didn't mind the cats, but if you don't like cats, you may not like this spot.

Casa Amor was in a fantastic location- very private - great for chill-laxing. We were the only guests there which we loved, we liked that it was off the beaten track a bit added to the “wild” feel of the place. Edwin was a great host - you have to try the breakfast he makes at least once during your stay. Bring your own food there’s a communal kitchen you can use.

The road leading to the property as some mentioned is rough! We came just after a storm and many of the potholes were water logged- our rental car was just a normal sedan so had to go very slow through the potholes- so if you are renting a car get one with high clearance or 4 wheel drive for peace of mind. There were solar panels on the roof but didn’t seem to have hot water in the showers. Not a big deal though cos the water was not very cold. Electricity is only on from 7pm till 12am, but the kitchen has power 24/7 so you can charge phones etc there.

I liked that it was off the beaten path and right on the beach. I could watch the sunrise from my bed. I absolutely loved Edwin the owner. The whole property was great and the beach is literally 50 feet away from my room.

I didn’t appear to really have any hot waters, but they also only run electricity from 7 PM to 11 PM which I didn’t have an issue with because I was gone most of the day

It was so nice to be far away from town, it was peaceful with access to a very long private beach. The room was nice, comfy bed with large bathroom. The owner was so kind, always as accommodating as he could be. Took us and the other guests back to town on our check out day

There was no transport to the location. We asked a taxi from town who quoted 300 pesos. Half way there the taxi wouldn't go further because the road was rough. We had to walk the rest 20 mins The fan in the room did not work. Nights were hot

It is situated in the most amazing part of this coastline. The beach has an endless vista from one direction to the other and the Caribbean Sea is spectacular. This is also where sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs…followed by the hatchlings making their way into the big Atlantic Ocean, just stunning. The rooms are simple, very homely and clean. With Edwin as your most accommodating host, it is a perfect destination!

Nothing, it’s gorgeous in every way.

Its beautiful remote place, ideal to connect with nature. Ocean healing sounds, beautiful beach good for walks, friendly dogs that can acompany you on the walk. Edwin is wonderful person taking care of the place and guests. He offers his help before you need to ask for it. I thank him very much for all help and friendship.

That i couldnt stay longer 😀

Amazing location! Directly on the beach. No one around. It's a big house that stands alone. You have access to the kitchen. The nearest restaurant is about a 20 minute drive away down a very bumpy dirt road. I would want a car to stay here. Also there is limited electricity. And wi fi is so so. But if you like nature and peace from crowds then this is your place! We would stay again!

Awesome relax from touristic Puerto Morelos. For us, Casa Amor was a breathtaking architectural and natural experience. If you are lucky, you get to see the sea turtles and other animals. Edwin and Wilbert are great people. Edwin helped us with everything - renting a bike, getting rid of spider, buying good beer and most importantly, discussed our whole stay in Mexico and recommended us good places to see. We can't imagine better start of your journey. Of course, it depends on what you are looking for. Note it is a sustainable house, you might be lacking the electricity, but we always managed to agree with Edwin when we needed something. Thank you again! P. S. We love the cats and Angie, the dog.

For us, there was not a problem.

The location is spectacular!!! Impredictable in the wild… in middle of wealthy resorts!!! Only 40 mn from Cancun Airport.

For us, nothing… because we liked simplicity and this house - alone in the middle of the wild - a sort of spiritual experience: the house close to the ocean, the sound of waves and kindness of Edwin….a very good start for our trip in Yucatan.