Hotels with Room Service in Tulum from $173

"Everything was nice. Arrived at night around 9pm. They welcomed us home, and gathered the is the luggage. Off we went on resort cart. Beautiful lit pathway, line with palm trees. Welcome, sash on the door. checked in with preferred club members and the festivities began. Served premium drinks. The next 3 days were wonderful, the all inclusive package was definitely a deal. Food was pretty good.Room was very nice. Dual balconies, by the pool, an our ocean view. Staff was very nice. Rooms were kept very clean. We recommend the excursion package to the cenotos and snorkeling "

"Everything about the hotel was incredible, highly recommend. Only downside was Mother Nature (sargassum)"

"Hotelito Azul is NOT a nice hotel in any regards. The rooms are dated and have a musty smell to them with old, torn curtains on the windows. There is a very small area to hang a few clothes but not closet or any other place to store clothes. The website pictures are deceiving as the room looked great online but was not nearly as nice in reality. Their policy states that they will change the bed linens every third day, and after my 4th night sleeping there I had to ask them to change my bed linens, which they failed to do! There is no one onsite at the hotel to assist with anything before 10 am or past 6 pm - everything is done via WhatsApp and the responses are boiler plate and do not provide any real service. The roof pool which looks great on their website, is in fact, not nice at all. It was very small, unkempt and was not operational while I was there. Reservations need to be made in advance to use the gym, which makes ease of using it challenging and the gym does not have fans or AC, which makes it uncomfortable to work out in the hot/humid climate. The restaurants onsite are grossly overpriced - with a cup of coffee costing over $7 and a basic cocktail in the $22-24 range. The property, service and ambiance do not warrant these prices. Entry into the hotel is challenging off the street - where you need to use a QR code to gain entrance via a turnstile and then a door that goes into a narrow "alley" to enter the property. It's not convenient or very safe. "