Mi Kasa Tu Kasa Bacalar by Nah Hotels

We had a wonderful 2-night stay at Mi Kasa Tu Kasa en Bacalar. The hotel is right on the water, and has a nice dock. There were kayaks and stand-up paddleboards for guests to use at no charge. The grounds of the hotel were lush and beatifully landscaped. The included breakfast was very good, and the lunch and dinner options we tried were excellent! Our room was very large and the bed was very comfortable. The a/c worked great, and there was a TV with Netflix. Our room even had a rooftop palapa, with a hammock, table and chairs. The hotel is a little way outside of town, but Emma was happy to call usva taxi when needed. The only downside of the location is that the hotel is near the highway, so there was some noise. Despite that, we loved our time at Mi Kasa Tu Casa!

Hotel is very pretty and not too far from the city and restaurants (you'll still need a car, walking might a little bit long). The dock is probably one of the nicest of the bay; it has 2 hammocks, 2 swings, 4 deckchairs and 2 tables, so plenty of options to relax. There are also 2 other smaller decks, one with 2 deckchairs and the other one with 2 chairs. They have 2 kayaks and 2 paddles that you can use for free which is awesome to spend some time on the lagoon. The room (#7) was clean and spacious. Small hotel so not too many guests therefore pretty quiet and relaxing. Staff was friendly but not everyone speaks English. Cons: no furniture or decoration inside the room beside the mattress. It would have been nice to have at least a table and a chair, and maybe some decoration on the wall or even a rug to make the room a little bit more warm. Breakfast is simple, not many options and in small portions (fruits, granola/yogurt, eggs), you better not be a big eater or you'll be hungry. Birds will wake you up, bring some earplugs. We did not notice the noise from the road. We haven't checked out the pool but it seemed nice and was cleaned every day. I would recommend just for the deck and the direct/private access to the lagoon.

WOW! We had an amazing time in Mi Kasa Tu Kasa. Our room was very spacious with a very comfortable king bed (big double), clean, AC, TV, and a huge upstairs patio. The lake is so warm and we had a fun time swimming, kayaking and paddle boarding. The surroundings are exquisite with palms and mangroves and lots of birds chirping, geckos, lizards, and crickets at night. The only complaint I would have is that the restaurant wasn't always accommodating. Coffee is only served in the morning at breakfast and they don't necessarily make menu items when requested. However, the complimentary breakfast was great as well as the welcome mango margaritas upon arrival. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The town square is a must see as well.

Couldn’t recommend this place enough. Staff and service is outstanding, location is very peaceful and relaxing. Rooms are very spacious and the photos do not do this place justice. For breakfast you start with fruit, yoghurt and granola, followed by toast with Jam and butter. Finally eggs as you like them (would recommend the omelettes) There are Kayaks and paddle boards included for free which were a lot fun. The pier is a great place to get up early and watch the sunset or sit on an evening with some drinks. Your surrounded by nature here while sat on the pier we saw different types of fish and a family of cormorants diving for dinner throughout the day. We were lucky enough to see basilisk’s running through the grounds which are hilarious to watch. It’s not very often in Mexico I can say the hotels serve good wine but they certainly done well with their semi sweet vino blanco. The menu from the restaurant (open 0800-2200) although not extensive have plenty of mixed options for all palates and was very good standard.

I really liked the smaller size of this hotel and the staff’s personable manner. Vanessa was fantastic, always checking on us . All the staff were always flexible in meeting any requests we had. I loved that our room was spacious and had a balcony (Room 8) in a perfect location for me to watch birds (the Yucatan is fantastic for birdwatching). It was a bit cool with unusual rain so the balcony was very much appreciated. We were also able to have some meals on the balcony (which had a table & chairs) which was wonderful. My only complaint about the room was the absence of furniture - no table and not even a chair. The bed was super comfortable but was located on a cement platform which meant being careful not to stub a toe and being able to climb up the large step to bed (not advisable for someone with mobility issues.) The hotel has a large pool which is cleaned regularly and there were a few loungers. The open air restaurant is not far from the rooms and we ate most of our meals there. It has a roof so you don’t get rained on. The food varied from good to okay. Don’t expect gourmet. I’m a picky eater so it worked fine for me. The Lagoon has rocks on the bottom and some can be large but we wore Keen’s water sandals and it was fine. The water was warm and just wonderful. We used steps that descended from the bank and a staff member quickly leant me a helping hand which I thought was nice. In conclusion, I loved this hotel and the staff. It is a ways out of town and there’s not much around but it is easily accessible for taxis

Special thanks to the manager, Veronica, for the great hospitality! 🙏🏻😊 The villa Miel was outstanding and everything was very clean. The food was exceptional and the staff friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our stay a lot!

If you like small hotels (less than 10 rooms), privacy and silence, definitely this is the place to be. Vanesa at the front desk will take care of all your needs and great recommendations The rooms have this minimalistic great looking with “polished” floors that look great. Everything is super clean and you don’t have to worry about animals or insects. Every morning, between 5 and 6 you’ll hear the singing of all kind of birds. All the food (breakfast and meal) is great. But be patient as it is not a rush city service. But the wait is worthy. The spot in the lagoon is great, you can see all the colors of it and it is “far” enough from all the noise.

It is a good hotel. The rooms are clean and there are only a few of them. The location isn’t the best but it is good. The bathrooms smelled like pee but it was probably the chemical they use for the toilet. The cleaning lady didn’t fold our towels. It was good and the servers are nice. Not the best but it is good.

Nice smallish hotel. They did a very good job of saving the large native trees when developing it and didn't scalp the waterfront (unlike other hotels in the area). So, for that reason there are no views of the laguna from the rooms, but there is a view from the restaurant. We had a room with a queen bed and a small balcony that looked out on to a large tree canopy. The room was up a narrow curving flight of stairs. Very comfortable bed with tiny night tables on each side. No other furniture in the room - stark to say the least. We ended up bringing the table and chairs on the balcony inside to have somewhere to sit inside besides the bed, as it was raining a lot during our stay. Small closet and shelves on either side for clothes and suitcases in the bedroom. Safe provided. Large bathroom with small shelves. All in all nowhere to put things like glasses, books, binoculars, phones. At least a table would have nice and an indoor chair. That said, the staff was friendly and the two hostesses - Vanessa and Goreti were extremely helpful with information and arrangements for tours. The restaurant staff/maids also provided good service and were friendly if you engaged them. The breakfast was good with eggs fixed several ways, fruit, toast and coffee. Plenty of food. You could also order off the menu but had to pay for anything not in the free breakfast. The food at dinner was good and prices were very reasonable. So, if you didn't feel like going into town to eat it was fine. We loved using the kayaks (in between thunderstorms and downpours) - having access to them at no charge was one of the main reasons we chose this hotel. The area was quiet, but there was some noise from the highway until evening, and again in the early morning. Otherwise lots of birds to wake you up. The dock with palapa and hammocks was nice and the swimming pleasant - laguna water was really warm. We didn't use the pool except to sit and read a bit until another storm hit. But the birdwatching from the pool area to the undeveloped property to the north was amazing (with binoculars) - also good from our room. If you have a rental car, watch out for some of the big rocks in the driveway/parking area. Also, it is tricky and full of potholes to get to the hotel entrance from the highway. Best to look for the Las Nubes hotel sign and enter there, then angle left along a short dirt track to the entrance.