Hotels Near HERNANDEZ GALLERY TULUM in Tulum

It was unfortunate that we had some trouble with the reservation, but the service they provided made up for it. When we were unable to make a reservation for one day, they upgraded us and made a reservation at another hotel in the chain. When there was a problem with our rental bike, they arranged for a new bike from another place. And Layla's hotel was wonderful, especially the view from the rooftop pool. If I had to point out one drawback, it would be that the room had a bit of a moldy smell, probably because it was by the pool. It didn't bother me after staying in the room for a while. The other facilities were great, and I would recommend this hotel if you're staying in the downtown Tulum area.

The hotel location was a little far from restaurants, but close to a large supermarket. The staff was very nice. The rooms were clean.

Don't pay for breakfast! It's really a joke...one block away there are restaurants and 7eleven where you can eat delicious food. The location is good and so are the facilities. Let alcohol in so you can be in the pool.

It is good because the ADO terminal and downtown are close. Overall, the facilities are clean and good. My room doesn't have air conditioning, but the wind is good and the fan is cool. But it's hard to open the window because it's in the hallway. There is a Japanese ramen udon sake shop and ice cream and coffee cafe in the hotel building.

It's a small but worthwhile hotel. The hotel operates Marriott's official website, and the price on Trip.com was so good that I made a reservation through Trip.com. Because it was an all-inclusive rate, I enjoyed food and drinks to my heart’s content. It was located in downtown Tulum, so it was nice to walk to a large supermarket.

A Haven of Tranquillity The most wonderful place to stay. Everything was super amazing. Location is great, inbetween the beach and Main Street, hire a bike, makes it easier. Built around trees and an open central space, oozes peacefulness. The Kasa & bedrooms are beautifully designed, huge bed, lovely shower, coffee machine & super comfy. Pool/rooftop bar & food with loungers. A great breakfast too. Last but not least, the staff were wonderful, especially Omar. Could not recommend enough. 😁

The room was very small and had a rooftop view, but the view was only on the 4th floor, so it wasn't that good, and I could see the window next door, so I had to keep the blinds open every day. The pool is small, but the interior is very neat and pretty. The female staff was a little rude when I checked in. Other staff are friendly

Hotels staff were friendly the hotel was clean. It was a very nice ambiance. I love the rooftop pool. My only problem was that it’s nothing open late to eat or drink.  Hotels staff were friendly the hotel was clean. It was a very nice ambience. I love the rooftop pool. My main issue was that it’s nothing open late to eat or drink. They should have vending machines or some type of service if you get thirsty after 10 PM.

The quality of the hotel is the best for the price. The location is a bit bad (there are usually hotels along the seaside in the hotel zone), but this one is in the middle of the city and you can't see the sea, but the facilities are so good that you'll be satisfied even if you can't see the sea. is. The price is cheaper than other hotels and the quality is good, so I can recommend it to others!

Hotel Muare is one of the more popular hotels in the Tulum area. It is a perfect getaway if you want to have a quiet time from the hustle-and-bustle of the city to recharge. The rooms are designed to look like houses in the remote places but with all the modern amenities. It also is a great option for someone who cares about staying at an Instagrammable hotel/resort. There is one restaurant which provides good food. Negatives: -Getting to the hotel will require you to drive through really broken dirt road with several pits. -While the food options are good, if you’re someone with a dietary restrictions - e.g., vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, don’t eat red meat or raw fish, etc. you may run out of options quickly. The staff is flexible though, so they may customize few dishes for your suiting. -In general Tulum is expensive. However, Muare is up a notch. While it was a great place to stay, the price didn’t seem justifiable to me. Specially, since I don’t care as much about capturing Instagrammable photos. -While the staffs are helpful and friendly, their extreme focus on getting money out of you is just off putting. Examples: we planned to have food by the pool and it took them forever to get us the food. They missed certain items in the order. We also had issues with our food (fly in maple syrup) which was still fine (since bugs/insects can fall in your food when you live in the nature). However, when we reported and asked for a replacement, they never returned with the fresh maple syrup. Finally, I had to go to the restaurant and pick it up myself. However, when it came to asking you to pay, they would run behind you to get your sign. On top of that, there is a default tip amount included in the bill which some of them may not even care to mention to you. While checking out as well, they added a hefty service charge to the bill - this on top of the already expensive booking fee. Overall, my review is that it is a good place to stay. However, too expensive and the cost is not really justifiable. Plus for the good service they provide, it is really off putting when you see how focused they’re on getting more money out of you in any way possible.