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"Beautiful cluster of 8 cabanas, well spread out to feel private. Gorgeous minimal decor. No swimming at this beach - we were told it’s too dangerous. Plunge pool was delicious. Food is local specialties. breakfast was amazing. Lunch and dinner were about the same menu and lacked variety. Dinner menu would benefit from more options and substantial entrees. Mosquitos at dinner were brutal! Here’s the big note - there is no store nearby, and no coffee available till 9AM with breakfast. NO COFFEE till 9AM!! There is a reasonably priced mini bar in the room. I strongly advise to Bring your own coffee! (There is a machine in room w Reusable filter or go w instant), drinks and snacks. No A/C but strong fan and mosquito net was almost cool nights in February. Taxi from the centro is about $800 MX (40 US) and takes about 25 minutes. We walked thru Hotel Escondido a mile up the beach and felt really good about spending almost half at Aldea Mizul. Highly recommend. "

"We had a lovely time. It was incredibly relaxing and beautiful. "

"My stay at the Vivo Resort was amazing, the only slight inconvenience was the road to get there was a bit confusing and a little bumpy. However overall the staff was very friendly, the food was quite delicious, the rooms are amazingly beautiful and clean, the private beach was very calming and gorgeous, and I felt very safe during my time there."

"A beautiful property with wonderful service. Rooms are simple but clean and comfortable. Staff were accommodating, helpful and friendly. Pool is a great place to cool off and restaurant has nice options with local foods that were delicious. We were in the area for a family wedding and stayed for four days. We hope to return! Note: ability to speak Spanish is important to be able to converse with staff"

"Beautiful property and great staff. Fun beach club "

"This home is beautiful, and the splash pool is wonderful! You can walk 10 minutes to the turtle release and beach. The beach is beautiful, but no swimming or surfing there. The location is quite far from town; you will need to rent a car or a motorcycle to get into Puerto Escondido, and the road into town can be a bit challenging during the rainy season. We enjoyed visiting the nearby town of Bajo de Chile, which is closer than Puerto Escondido. We were there during the low season, so we were usually the only people in the neighborhood, which was kind of too quiet. The local manager was very helpful when we needed help with anything."

"Perfect"