Best Hotels in Tulum
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La Zebra Tulum, a Small Luxury Hotel ★★★★
"Overall very good"
Coco Unlimited ★★★
"The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and is very comfortable. The restaurant should improve in the speed of service, they are very slow to bring meals or breakfasts"
Our Habitas Tulum - Adults Only ★★★★
"To be honest, this hotel would be better than the Azulik next door if you didn’t like the original ecology so much."
Ahau Tulum ★★★
"A charming resort right by the beach. My room has the most amazing sunrise view. But do take note, it’s an eco-friendly resort, so there’s no phone, TV or minibar. Every request is done through WhatsApp. Its own restaurant has quite the menu to sate your appetite, though there are tons of eateries outside on the main street. The best place to relax and switch off from the world."
Mezzanine Tulum, a Small Luxury Hotel ★★★★
"I spent four nights at the gorgeous Mezzanine Tulum, unwinding from a busy schedule. My sea view room overlooked the ocean, and I spent my evenings falling asleep to the crashing waves. The property was quiet, and the staff went above and beyond to make sure my stay was special—even telling me about their Mayan heritage, and helping me practice my Spanish. Everyone had a smile on their face and everyone was very kind, especially the front desk staff and servers. When it comes to food, I think breakfast is this hotel’s speciality, with fresh juices and healthy options. I enjoyed the vegetarian options for dinner, and would have liked more salads to choose from. Their sister property Mi Amor was a dream to spend the day at lounging in the infinity pool overlooking the ocean. I visited the spa twice where Adé took very good care of me, and will definitely be back!"
Casa Malca ★★★★★
"It's been almost a week since I left Tulum, and even amidst a busy work week, I still often recall the memories of my stay at Casa Malca in Tulum. It was a spontaneous trip, leaving little time for hotel research. I started looking for the most expensive hotels, the ones with the best services, the ones with the highest reviews, and so on, but nothing really struck a chord. Then, I stumbled across a few listings for Casa Malca on Xiaohongshu. The photos of Casa Malca gave it a museum-like feel, and the seaside setting was elegant—not luxurious or mass-market, but rather unique and unique, evoking a sense of escape. My intuition told me it was the right one, and I quickly booked three nights there. After flying from my busy work city to Cancun, I drove two hours to Casa Malca, feeling exhausted. I felt like I hadn't quite escaped reality yet, perhaps because I still had a serious look on my face when I entered the hotel. As I slowly made my way to the hotel lobby, a mysterious feeling arose. When I arrived at the front desk, I was greeted by the incredibly warm and charming smile of Yair, the handsome receptionist. I felt instantly warmed. Because I was there specifically for my birthday, the hotel even upgraded my room and decorated it. These unexpected surprises instantly transported me to a place of bliss and joy. During my three-day stay, I enjoyed the Egg White Omlette breakfast, which surpassed any hotel breakfast in the world. It was incredibly clean and healthy, with an incredibly rich variety of vegetables, and it was beautifully presented. I still miss it. Although I don't usually eat pastry, the restaurant waiter brought it to me, and I tried my favorite carrot cake, which was also delicious. The pool is also beautifully designed. This place would be perfect for weddings and parties; it felt like it belonged to me. I must thank Yair for his attentive service and charming smile, making my lonely birthday trip so warm and joyful. The staff here made me feel like they were genuinely smiling, not just doing their job for the sake of work. The two are completely different. In an era where new decoration designs are emerging one after another, sincere and thoughtful service and smiles will add hidden but very important points to the overall experience."
Mi Amor Boutique Hotel-Adults Only ★★★★
"You can hear the sound of waves all the way to your room, so you can feel the great outdoors. The only disappointing thing was that there was a charge for water in the room. Tap water was free, but I was grateful that bottled water was also free. Overall, I'm very satisfied because I can see the sea from my room. There were a lot of mosquitoes and I got bitten a lot, so I recommend bringing insect repellent spray."
The Beach Tulum Hotel ★★★★★
Azulik ★★★★
"The room was very comfortable, though privacy was a bit lacking. However, embracing nature and experiencing Mayan culture was incredibly artistic, and the service was excellent."
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Delek Tulum
"This place is gorgeous and the service is impeccable! Perfect location for people who like daytime on the beach and nightlife. The AC was great to have in the room as it gets very hot and humid in Tulum. Truly all around great place!"
O' Tulum Boutique Hotel - Adults Only
"Nice hotel, the lady who greeted us was very nice, the location is quiet and the food is good"
Alquimia Hotel Boutique
Ana y Jose Hotel & Beach Club Tulum
"Had a great time, has a little gym which was a nice surprise, and a little kids play area on the beach. Service was excellent, highly recommend Wiliam our server at breakfast"
Hotel Shibari - Restaurant & Cenote Club
"First of all the service was beyond bad, it’s as if the staff never communicated with eachother. Upon arrival, we got asked if we were celebrating anything, to which we said yes as it’s our fifth anniversary, and they said they would arrange a surprise for us the next day. We finished our stay without any surprise or acknowledgment as to what had happened, it was just forgotten. They would ask us every day if it was our first time at breakfast, ask about allergies and so on, which on your fifth day at the hotel makes it feel very impersonal. The hotel is also very restrictive in when you can use their amenities, which is laughable when they have no direct beach access. Their pool only opens 11am-6pm, their bikes (which are in horrible shape) can only be hired 9am-6pm…it felt like being at a school camp instead of an alleged 5-star hotel. You are stranded on a street with nothing to do, no signal outside of the hotel, no free beach access and a whopping $40 to get to the town center (which is a 15min drive away). To put the cherry on top, we got called to our room on our last night asking when we would like our bags collected for check-out, they said it was arranged…and it never was. We also never got asked if we had a nice stay upon leaving, nothing. They truly don’t seem to care. Honestly, save yourself the trouble."
Secrets Tulum Resort and Beach Club
"Friendly staff, clean rooms, and great room conditions. However, a few of the restaurants weren't good."
Tago Tulum by G Hotels
"We loved the hotel and the room very beautiful bathroom and private pool. The customer service from the hotel was extremely poor, they tried to make us pay 500 pesos per day for bikes when next door they were 200. We feel like they didn’t care and all they wanted was our money. Very dissapointed by the hotel staff and service and for the price we paid we expected so much more."
Hotelito Azul
"Great location on the beach and large bungalow, very friendly and helpful team. Several restaurants and supermarkets in the area."
Elements Tulum Boutique Hotel
"Very good Hotel in the central area of Tulum, the room was excellent, the pool space was very pleasant (they give you towels at reception) and all the facilities were very clean."
Nômade Temple Tulum
"Good service. Problem with the music at night when there's a party at the hotel."
Hotel Ma'Xanab Tulum
"The hotel does not match the price and quality, I mean the hotel itself, the rooms, the common area, etc., everything is old and worn out. The service is good, the staff is friendly. But the hotel is not worth the money."
BE Destination Tulum
"Good place and great food"
Moxy Tulum
"We had a great stay at Moxy Tulum! The hotel is simple but very nice, clean, modern, and comfortable. We appreciated having two double beds, which worked well for our trip. A special shoutout to David, who took care of us every morning at breakfast. He remembered our names from day one and always welcomed us with a smile, even when we returned later in the day. That personal touch made us feel genuinely valued. The breakfast was okay—not anything to rave about—but it was convenient and enough to get the day started. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. The friendly staff, clean rooms, and great service made it a place we’d definitely consider staying at again."
Copal Tulum Hotel
"Excellent room and surroundings. The balcony is spacious and directly facing a sunset. There are two restraunts and two public pools for amenities. Great staff, great food, great facility. The hotel is bigger than it looks. Good price overall, though the beech might be a little far for people who didnt rent bikes/cars."
Hotel Milam, Michelin Key Winner
Era Hotel & Spa Tulum
"Dear Tripadvisor Users, Please don't go here... We got a room which was really humid, just unhealthy. The bed was wet and filled with small human hair pieces, the bathroom was full with mold and the toilet was not working. Just an unhealthy environment. Pictures are available. We asked for a refund, but because of 'policy reasons' this was not possible according the female manager. So with others words, we were forced to sleep in an unhealthy room. As an alternative they offered us another room, which was in their words an upgrade. The bath was maybe 1m2 bigger, not really an upgrade. The same conditions also here: too humid, wet bed, mold, hairs in the bed, luckily this toilet was working. We slept there only one night at least to try, but the day after I was forced to look for a better hotel. We booked for 3 night, but no single dollar was refunded. Everybody knows that policies also have exceptions... I think this hotel is unique in promoting themselves in a positive way on internet and social media, but in real life it is one big disappointment. Please don't fall for it."
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Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort |
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FAQ – Hotels in Tulum
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What is the average price of a hotel in Tulum this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tulum this weekend is £123 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £246 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Tulum this weekend typically cost £491 per night.
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How much do hotels in Tulum cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tulum during weekdays is £126 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £235 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Tulum generally cost £458 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Tulum?
Some of the best places to stay in Tulum are near popular attractions like Tulum, Tulum Beach and Akumal Bay, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Tulum?
Families visiting Tulum often prefer hotels like Casa Cenote Hotel (from £67), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Tulum near Tulum?
Some of the top hotels in Tulum near Tulum include Kanté Hotel - Downtown Tulum (from £27), Casa Xanath (from £26) and Maison Tulum (from £32), all offering easy access to Tulum, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Tulum?
The most popular Tulum hotels for your stay: Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort (from £166), Elements Tulum Boutique Hotel (from £21) and La Zebra Tulum, a Small Luxury Hotel (from £84) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Tulum are pet friendly?
O' Tulum Boutique Hotel - Adults Only (from £43), Casa Teka - Boutique Hotel & Cenote (from £67) and Aldea Canzul Tulum (from £400) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Tulum are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort (from £166), La Zebra Tulum, a Small Luxury Hotel (from £84) and Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya (from £261) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Tulum have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? CervecerIa Tulum Boutique Hotel & Beer Spa (from £241) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Tulum have swimming pools?
Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort (from £166), Elements Tulum Boutique Hotel (from £21) and La Zebra Tulum, a Small Luxury Hotel (from £84) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Tulum offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort (from £166),Secrets Tulum Resort and Beach Club (from £161) and Hotel Shibari - Restaurant & Cenote Club (from £86) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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