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TULUM Riviera Maya Hotels in Tulum ... a truly enchanting place to relax We, the authors of this site, live in Playa Del Carmen. When we want to get away for a night or weekend, I think we would almost always choose to go to Tulum. It is where we can relax and enjoy peace and quiet. ![]() In town offers you more restaurants, handicrafts, grocery, fresh fruit and vegetable markets, Bital bank etc...small little town but can provide necessities. I think we would always recommend making reservations before arriving but maybe if you are more of a free spirit, you could show up, grab anything for the first night then explore the amazing small beach hotels and find what you want. We have personally stayed at Azulik, and would HIGHLY recommend it. Most places have hammocks right outside your room, very addicting. Some of the beach hotels operate with solar power, the nights are lit with candles and oil lamps, the lack of ambient light creates a heavenly feeling. Few of ours favorite hotels : Ana y Jose, Zulum Beach, Zahra, Eurostars Blue. It is a wonderfully romantic place but you do not have to be with a significant other to enjoy it. Many of the beachfront hotels also have a restaurant on their grounds. For example, Zamas hotel & restaurant has excellent food...the kind of place we stop even if we are just in Tulum for the day. This restaurant also has a beautiful view on the beach, day or night. Another "must see", visit Gran Cenote which is approx 6 km from the beach of Tulum. As far as the ruins go...we do recommend going once, but go early in the morning or late in the afternoon. It gets bus loads of people from about 11am on. It has been commercialized a bit but can still be a nice historical stop. If interested in the history, we suggest paying a tour guide (most languages) to show you the site. They are available around the entrance of the Ruins. Could cost a couple to tour the site around $30 US dollars with a guide.
Tulum Tours from Playa del Carmen:
Tulum Ruins
Swelled with pride on a cliff by the turquoise waters of the Mexican Caribbean you can find the amazing vestiges of the most important archeological site of the Quintana Roo coast. It was built during the Postclassical Period of the Mayan Culture; it was the most important port of these coasts. More than sixty buildings surrounded by three huge walls with five sensational doors protected the city of Tulum.
Here and there, in the town or at the beach, you can find hotels, restaurants and different alternatives for all kind of budgets. The most incredible and adventured tours by bike, boat, jeep or horse, in the forest, along the deserted beaches or the wonderful natural wells (underground rivers). Diving and snorkeling on the open sea are two unforgettable experiences: the Great Mayan Reef, the second biggest reef in the world, not more than a hundred meters far from the beach. Diving through the caverns, for the ones who like extreme sports, will give them a new vision of this silent world in an underwater flight through a world formed underground during the glacial period. The ruins are open from 8am-5:00pm. The entrance is $200 MX Pesos ($20 USD) With a more developed ecological and cultural conscience than in Playa del Carmen, the citizens of Tulum try to keep the essence of their town and invite you to share it. Hotels
Tulum and Riviera Maya
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Hotels in Tulum |
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Ana y Jose Charming |
Azulik |
Cabañas Copal |
Cabañas Los Lirios |
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Dreams Tulum |
Eurostars Blue Tulum |
Maya Tankah |
Parayso Hotel and Spa |
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Zahra |
Zulum Beach |
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Hotels in Akumal |
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Akumal Beach Resort |
Gran Bahia Principe |
Villas De Rosa |
Grand Sirenis Mayan Beach |
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Grand Sirenis Riviera Maya |
Las Villas Akumal |
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Hotels in Xpu Ha |
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Barcelo Maya Beach Resort |
Barcelo Maya Colonial Beach |
Barcelo Maya Palace |
Catalonia Royal Tulum |
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Xpu-Ha Palace |
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Hotels in Puerto Aventuras |
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Aventura Spa Palace |
Catalonia Riviera Maya |
Omni Puerto Aventuras |
Sunscape Puerto Aventuras |
Hotels in Puerto Morelos |
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Azul Beach Hotel |
Ceiba del Mar Spa Resort |
Desire Resort and Spa |
Excellence Riviera Cancun |
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Hotel Marina El Cid |
La Casa de los Angeles |
Paradisus Riviera Cancun |
Paraiso de la Bonita |
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Suites 918 |
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Hotels in Punta Bete, Punta Maroma, Playa Paraiso, Kantenah, Coba | |||
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Blue Bay Grand Esmeralda |
Catalonia Playa Maroma |
El Dorado Maroma, |
El Dorado Royale, |
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El Dorado Seaside Suites |
Grand Palladium Riviera Resort & Spa |
Hidden Beach Resort |
Iberostar Grand Hotel Paraiso |
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Iberostar Paraiso Beach |
Iberostar Paraiso Lindo |
Iberostar Paraiso Maya |
Maroma Resort & Spa |
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Occidental Grand Flamenco Xcaret |
Ocean Maya |
Parador Coba |
Secrets Capri Riviera Cancun |
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The Grand Mayan Wyndham Riviera Maya |
Valentin Imperial Maya |
If you do not find an hotel among these, email us with the specifications of what you are looking for and we will try to find it for you. Please be specific.