Zina's Guest House

Considered part of the Riviera Maya, Isla Mujeres is a restful alternative to life in a huge resort. And outside its tourist zone, life is serene. But all that Isla has to offer - from fine dining to great scuba - can be had here.

 
Staying at Zina's Guest House, with the local tiendas, eateries and your fridge,  microwave, hotplate, toaster, blender, coffee maker and other kitchen appliances, you will have a luxurious and economic vacation rental!

From the rooftop veranda, take in the sights of children playing or watch the comings and goings of the beauty salon across the street. Consider getting a 30 peso haircut while here!


It is also the perfect environment to nurture the creative soul - the sights, sounds and rhythms of the neighborhood -  conducive to writing, photography and water colors.

 Zina has WiFi for your laptop and it's all free! Just bring your wireless card and sign on! Both units have TV, cable, full kitchenettes and air conditioning. Sleep in the luxury of Egyptian cotton sheets and hear the daily rythm as the street awakes, works, siestas, plays and again falls quietly to sleep.

 We prefer Pay Pal. Mail deposit to Zina's US bank is also available.

 Spa services - massage, facials and reflexology are also available by reserving through Zina.  Reserve a cell phone and share the number before you go!

For details, email Zina a  zina@zinahouse.com. Learn more about Isla at www.myisla.com

 Or visit www.islatravelers.com

Our Business is helping you!

We can arrange for you to rent a golf cart while on the island. But how do I get there?

The routes to the Ultramar ferry dock in Puerto Juarez can be navigated by shared vans – which can take a long time – or even bus. But for the money, we suggest USA Transfers. At $65 from and to the airport, an entire van  or large car is yours and can accommodate you and up to  2 companions. And check  out the parent company for mainland excursions and Cancun discounts!

Who We Are

Zina Vishnevsky, a retired newspaper reporter with MS, moved to Isla Mujeres 5 fives years ago from Ohio after 15 years as a regular visitor. She has ridden all the hurricanes that have come her way, including Hurricane Wilma in 2005, which had her shoulder-to-shoulder with her neighbors, who are now lifetime friends.