A few weeks ago, my fianceé and I stayed at Nerea Tulum. While generally pleasant, a concerning incident marred our experience.
Upon arriving on a Monday, we converted Euros to Pesos. The next day we left the hotel for our first activity in Cancun, and we took 1000 pesos each, leaving the rest in our room locker with other valuables. That evening, we unexpectedly found the locker reset, seemingly untouched. Yet, after entering my set password, the locker indicated "Unlocked" despite already being open. Alarmingly, we were short of 1600 pesos. Given that we had a precise account of the amount we carried, we were sure of this loss.
We informed the staff, specifically Angeles, who assured us that the matter would be escalated to the manager. However, it took nearly a week before he, Luis Ramirez, addressed our concerns. Over a phone call, he dismissed our concerns, suggesting that the responsibility for the locker's contents was ours and not the hotel's. This response was not only disappointing but left us feeling unsafe and undervalued as guests.
We want to emphasize the importance of being extra careful with your belongings while staying at this hotel. Our experience suggests that even the locker may not be a secure option. We were fortunate to notice the discrepancy due to our record-keeping on that first day; others might not be so lucky. Please be cautious and consider alternative safety measures for your valuables during your stay at Nerea Tulum.