Luxury Beachfront 3BR Apt 102 | Neea Bahia Soliman
A full apartment with a private rooftop pool
About this hotel
This three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment sits in the Neea Bahia Soliman complex, a few steps from Soliman Bay Beach and roughly six kilometres from the Xel-Ha entrance, close enough for an easy morning drive to the cove and back before the afternoon heat sets in. A full fitted kitchen covers early breakfasts before the park opens, while the private rooftop pool, sauna and massage service give the whole group somewhere to properly unwind once everyone's back from a morning of snorkelling and floating the current trail. Three separate bedrooms mean grandparents, parents and kids can each claim their own space rather than sharing walls after a long day, and the balcony and dining area make eating in an easy default rather than a nightly negotiation over where to go for dinner.
- Three bedrooms, three bathrooms
- Steps from Soliman Bay Beach
- Rooftop pool and sauna
- Full fitted kitchen
Our take
This apartment suits a multi-generational group or two families travelling together far better than a standard hotel room would, thanks to the three separate bedrooms and full kitchen. The private rooftop pool and massage service add a genuine luxury layer without losing the practicality of self-catering. It's not the right pick for a couple wanting daily housekeeping and a full restaurant on demand.
- ✓Book the rooftop massage service well ahead of Mexican school holidays, when private slots fill up fastest.
- ✓Use the kitchen for an early breakfast before Xel-Ha; the six-kilometre drive is short but mornings still get busy.
- ✓Confirm bedroom configuration directly if travelling with three generations, since layouts can vary by unit.
Why we love it
- Private rooftop pool over Soliman Bay
- Full fitted kitchen across three bedrooms
- Private sauna and massage service on-site
- Six kilometres from the Xel-Ha park entrance
Why guests love itWe booked this for three generations under one roof, and the separate bedrooms made all the difference after a long Xel-Ha morning. The rooftop pool became the evening ritual, and having a full kitchen meant we skipped restaurant lines more nights than not. Six kilometres to the park kept the drive short enough that nobody complained about the commute, even on the earliest mornings.