If there’s one theme running through the hotels of Tulum, it’s their commitment to eco-friendly practices. Several places don’t use air conditioning,... Read More
If there’s one theme running through the hotels of Tulum, it’s their commitment to eco-friendly practices. Several places don’t use air conditioning, bath amenities are all organic so as not to harm the environment, and everything is as local as humanly possible. The places to stay in Tulum range from the no-frills Zamas hotel and the cozy Papaya Playa Project to Casa Malca, from a design-world heavy hitter. And Tulum’s healthy ethos extends throughout the accommodations as well—almost every single hotel offers daily yoga classes and fresh, rejuvenating juices.
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Casa Malca
The 36-room property features a whitewashed villa complex fronting a secluded 600-foot-long beach. It's now in the talented hands of New York–based art... Read More
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Hotel Esencia
This hotel, halfway between Tulum and Playa del Carmen, used to be owned by an Italian duchess. A sense of elegance still remains today, under new owner... Read More
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Nest Tulum
Nest is a relatively new hotel in Tulum, but it has quickly become one of the top spots to relax and unwind. The property was opened in December 2015 by... Read More
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Papaya Playa Project
This sprawling property, part of the Design Hotels group, opened in 2012 and recently unveiled 36 new casitas, each with a private plunge pool. There... Read More
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Sanara Tulum
This is the place to stay for those who want to embrace Tulum’s eco-conscious, healthy lifestyle, with vinyasa yoga sessions, fresh smoothies, and house... Read More
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TATA Tulum
TATA Tulum is above all a very romantic beach resort for couples. The 21 rooms front the ocean or a lush garden that flows naturally toward a... Read More
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