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Hotels in Tulum
68 Hotels
Don Diego de la Selva
Calle Tulum - Mza 24 Lote 03, South part of the town

Tucked into jungle-like surroundings in Tulum’s town side, the mid-range, boutique Don Diego de la Selva hotel is a quieter, more affordable change from the busier coastal resorts lining the Riviera Maya. All 11 large rooms have hammocks and balconies opening out to the garden with fruit trees, and instead of a private beach, the property features a local bee farm and chicken coop alongside its pool and small spa. Room amenities are limited, with no TVs and an extra charge for air-conditioning, but parking, Wi-Fi, and breakfast at the popular El Paladante restaurant are free. Beaches and local attractions require a car or taxi to reach, so guests may prefer the Hip Hotel Tulum right by the water, though it’s significantly pricier. 

Nueva Vida de Ramiro
Km. 8.5, Carretera Tulum Boca Paila

Comparatively budget-friendly for the Tulum Hotel Zone, the two-and-a-half pearl, eco-friendly Nueva Vida de Ramiro has 33 rustic rooms and studios set within a natural setting along a long stretch of beach. This family-owned, mostly solar-powered property has been around for two decades, and set the tone for the glut of properties that followed. It has an Argentine restaurant with craft bar, and 24-hour electricity and hot water; some rooms come with air-conditioning, but the hours for it are limited. Slightly bare bones but with a small business center, rental bikes, and a free breakfast, Nueva Vida de Ramiro is one of the better bargains in the area ("bargain" is a relative term here). It has an on-site conservation program, and during turtle season, guests have a good chance of seeing some hatchlings. 

Be Tulum Hotel
Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila Km.10

A super-chic, adults-only luxury property, Be Tulum has an excellent location in the middle of the Hotel Zone. A design-conscious, BoHo-chic look is present throughout the grounds and in the 20 guest rooms, outfitted with plunge pools or hot tubs, indoor and outdoor showers, hammocks, and modern comforts like air-conditioning and 24-hour electricity (not a given in this area). There’s also an attractive beach club, a small infinity pool, a large restaurant with raw bar and grill, two bars with mezcal selection, and a fashionable spa compound across the street. But the design here can feel divorced from its Mexican surroundings. For a more local look, travelers may want to check out Encantada Beachfront Boutique Hotel.

Posada Yum Kin
Avenida Kukulcan Norte Manzana 403, Lote 8

Located at the end of a residential road, the eco-friendly, mid-range Posada Yum Kin is ideal for those looking for a break from Tulum's growing tourist center. The hotel's 12 clean, casita-style rooms have free (if temperamental) Wi-Fi, kitchens, garden views, and Mexican tiles galore. Though you won’t find televisions or telephones, there are exotic garden grounds, a small pool, tiny restaurant, and upper-level sundeck and massage areas. Note that the hotel’s locals-only location comes with a hot and sweaty 20-minute walk to Tulum’s main road, so you may want to take advantage of the rental bikes.

Encantada Tulum
Carretera Tulum-Bocapaila KM 8.7, Zona Hotelera

This small, service-oriented beachfront boutique has a quiet spot on the southern end of the Hotel Zone that remains in walking distance to restaurants, bars, and shops. The mid-range Encantada is strongly focused on preserving and sharing local culture: Its restaurant serves authentic regional dishes; its bar pours local craft brews and liquors and hosts local music nights; and the property uses regional artisanal goods throughout. The eight spacious, eco-friendly guest rooms have no TVs, and only half have air-conditioning, but they do have fans and private furnished terraces. Travelers looking for eco-friendly lodging could compare amenities and rates with Casa de las Olas.

My Way Boutique Hotel
Caretera Tulum Boca Paila, lote 1427, Ejido Jose Ma Pino Suarez

My Way Boutique Hotel is an upper-middle-range beachfront property with just seven guest rooms. This small and stylish boutique has a personal vibe and is a favorite with couples, though the serenity can get broken up during peak season parties from the campsite next door. The cabana-style rooms are basic, but clean and contemporary, with several sporting outdoor whirlpools or showers. Room features like 24-hour electricity, Bluetooth speakers, and free minibar snacks are well-regarded, while the sparse decor, concrete, and wood resonate as rustic. Expect air-conditioning, a free continental breakfast with hot upgrades, a small bar with beach service, and free Wi-Fi, parking, and limited water sports. For a comparable option that adds a small pool, check rates at Hotel Cabanas Tulum down the beach.

Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club
Carretera Tulum-Punta Alen, KM. 9.5

The 10-room Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club is a rustic, self-sustaining beachfront property. The bungalows are basic but colorful, with porches and limited hours for air-conditioning. Typical of the lodgings along Tulum's beach road, the hotel has a back-to-nature ethos -- electricity comes from an on-site generator, and it doesn't operate 24/7. They're are no in-room TVs or minbars, and the free Wi-Fi is less than reliable. The restaurant serves seafood, and there's a beach club with loungers and beds. Overall, this is a basic option in need of some renovations, but it offers a perfect beach location and a secluded vibe. Travelers could also compare rates with the nearby Coco Tulum, which has modern rooms, spa services, yoga classes, and reliable in-room Wi-Fi. 

Mezzanine Colibri Boutique Hotel
Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila km 4.1, Zona Hotelera

This nine-room, upper-middle-range boutique property with a rocky beach and elevated cliff views exudes a contemporary style and chic vibe. No children under 16 are allowed. It has a popular margarita happy hour and its restaurant serves a celebrity chef-curated Thai menu. Rooms are air-conditioned (not that common in Tulum's beach Hotel Zone), outfitted in East Asian or bohemian-chic decor, and have mini-fridges or minibars, stocked beach bags, and yoga mats. Master Suites have large porches, luxe Bulgari products, lounge space, and deep (and we mean deep) tubs. This 16-year-old property, which is a three-minute drive north of Tulum's Maya ruins, draws couples seeking a hip spot to sip mixologist cocktails, dip in a rocky lagoon pool, and lounge on the sundeck.

Cabanas Tulum
Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila, Km 7, Zona Hotelera

Located in the southern end of the Hotel Zone, Hotel Cabanas Tulum is an upper-middle-range property with tons of extras making it feel like a steal. The 16 spacious, hip rooms have air-conditioning, safes, attractive open-plan bathrooms, and furnished terraces, but no TVs. Extras include personal yoga mats, outdoor clothes lines, and beach bags. A quiet on-site beach with powdery white sand has loungers and a swing set. Guests can also make use of the pool, yoga classes (fee), and bike rentals. Or they can head to the off-site restaurant, bar, and beach club (located at Hotel Cabanas' adjacent sister property, The Beach Tulum), where a free breakfast is served. Hotel Cabanas and The Beach Tulum also share yoga and spa facilities. Travelers looking for design-conscious properties in the area could also consider the upscale Be Tulum Hotel, but the price tag there is significantly higher.

AZULIK Tulum
Tulum Ruinas Road Km. 5.5, Zona Hotelera

Located on a sandy, clothing-optional beach directly south of Tulum, the adults-only Azulik Tulum is one of the most visually stunning and unique boutiques in the region. The upscale property merges gorgeous Mayan architecture, beautiful views, and close proximity to nature to create a rustic-luxe off-the-grid experience. Electricity and Wi-Fi are in short supply here (including in rooms), and everything is made of wood and local natural materials. With candlelit rooms, a spa with yoga, meditation and healing sessions, and gorgeous restaurants with lounges on wooden platforms above the canopy, Azulik draws mostly couples. Travelers seeking something more traditionally luxurious should consider Be Tulum Hotel.