Playa Azul Kino is a very nice, well kept, modern lodging in the heart of Bahia de Kino Nueve. The property owner lives next to the motel and she is very responsive to any need you may have. The room was super clean with comfortable beds, hot water and well decorated. It is right across from the beach and only 100 meters from a well-stocked OXOX store. I highly recommend Playa Azul Kino!

Business closed. Nobody there, all locked up. Had to find different hotel.

The host waited for us to check in, she was so comprehensive, and offered a great service.

Room was perferct . a/c was great !! . owner lady was Amazing !! Overall is a nice place to stay for a great price!!

Air conditioner worked good but had poor internet connection

this is a very nice place to stay. last time it was a little more crowded than we were expecting, but they didn't bother us and we didn't bother them. love it!

I ended up renting the double bed with living room,property and rooms were clean, staff very friendly, refrigerator was brand new , ac was great , had a wonderful time. Thank you Tucson, Arizona Angel

I like it all, clean place, it’s very close to the beach,

The property was appropriate for what we needed for the weekend. Clean enough, but the bathroom needed attention to detail. Our room was pretty quiet from street noise, but a front unit would have been very noisy. The beach is right across the street, and the neighborhood was super safe/secure. The hotel complex is very small, so we never met the administration, and no room service is available. I would stay there again if in town, since now we know what to bring or not bring.

It’s a beautiful place, easy access to the water and shops. We had a great time

I love this place because it's quiet and the backdrops are quite spectacular!

Excellent service and very clean and comfortable room, highly recommend !!!!

I'd stayed here before some years ago, and enjoyed my return visit. The owner and her small staff are very kind, though I was a bit surprised that my room wasn't made up the first morning: no big deal, I hadn't made a mess anyway. The rooms are large and bright, with a handy and well-stocked kitchenette with microwave, sink, and stove top. My only real pause was the shower, which could definitely stand to be updated with new tile and fixtures. The air conditioning was great. Internet non-existent, unfortunately, though I didn't really miss it for just three days and could no doubt have got access by going downstairs and closer to the office. I'll happily stay here again.

It was nice staying there. Good AC and very nice management.

Thie Playa reminded us of old school Mexico. It is one of only 2 or 3 places in Kino and could use an up grade in windows and doors that seal tighter. It was a good location and clean near a good beach, store and restaurants.

The stay was good. The host was really nice...............................

First of all, this is NOT a hotel. There is no reception desk or office. There is no lobby or common area. It is an apartment building in marginal repair. We had to wait 20 minutes for the handyman to arrive with the key to let us in to the unit. He then had to turn on the hot water, plug in the mini-fridge, find some towels & TP. There was no drinking water provided, no maps of the area, no phone in the room, none of the usual hotel-type amenities. The bathroom was grubby with a long-dead roach falling to pieces on the floor. There were 4 random cups and 2 plates and 3 spoons and no forks in the mini-kitchen, no dishsoap or sponge. There was no heat in the unit and the weather was very cold & windy; we were given a few blankets that did not smell clean. Because it was so cold, we stripped the sheet off the bed to stuff it into the cracks in the door to keep the wind from blowing in. On the plus side, the handyman & the owner (whom I only spoke to on the phone, never met) were friendly. The hot water worked, though I had to unscrew the showerhead to get a decent flow of water. Because the town is so quiet we never felt unsafe even though the apartment's locks were flimsy.