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Tulum National Park Hotel & Travel Guide

If this is your first time seeing Tulum National Park, you will be sure to hold onto the memories for years to come.

You'll find this attraction in Tulum, 760 miles (1,223 kilometer) out of Mexico City, the country's capital.

Accommodation is an important ingredient of any memorable trip. With no less than 26 possibilities within an easy drive of Tulum National Park, it won't be hard to find exactly what you want. The Palms Tulum Luxury Condo Hotel and the Hotel & Hostel El Punto are well-liked places that are only 2 miles (3 kilometers) and 1 mile (2 kilometers) away. You could also check out the Villa Tulum Hotel, just 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

If you would prefer to save a little bit of cash for more important things in life, you might like to stay at one of the reasonably priced solutions that are not too far away. Two of your options include the Tubo Tulum Hostel and the Hostel Che Tulum.

If you like to indulge in a bit of luxury, you'll find a handful of deluxe options a short drive away. You may like to ask about rooms at the Be Tulum Beach & Spa Resort and Ana y Jose Charming Hotel And Spa.

After you've wandered around Tulum National Park, take a walk to Starbucks and enjoy a steaming mug of coffee and the comfy surroundings. An often-visited eatery which is also nearby is Coco Beach. It's a fine choice if you're after a heartier meal or desire something a little more extravagant. Don't forget you're on vacation. You're allowed to have a drink or two before tucking in, and 7 Yucatecas Marimba is another quick stroll away.

Other Things to Do Near Tulum National Park

You can discover an assortment of other attractions after enjoying Tulum National Park:

Gain a deeper understanding of the local religion and maybe even say your own prayer at Temple of the Frescoes.
Experience an educational and popular tourist attraction at Tulum Mayan Ruins. There you'll get to see evidence of an archaeological dig, and even some of the items that were discovered!
Temple of Doom is an astounding natural formation where tourists can spend time unearthing a different environment beneath the earth.
Gran Cenote is a local cave that you ought to visit. You'll be impressed as you peer into the inky darkness and feel the characteristically chilly air.
Give the kids a treat with a fascinating visit to Tulum Monkey Sanctuary, a local wildlife sanctuary.

TAAN'

4.0 Travelocity Verified Review

The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is served very late so you are on your own if you are traveling and want to go out early. There is no coffee available at all except for breakfast time from 9:am to 11 am I think. Also the breakfast is limited and items not so tasty.

3 days ago by A verified traveler

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Hotel Poc Na

3.0 Travelocity Verified Review

BEWARE: Our room was not as described at all. It was a shoe box, not renovated (outlets pulling out of the walls), badly designed (had to move patio chair and small table into the room to pout our clothes on since there were no horizontal surfaces), no decor (dark, no hooks for towels). It was also not secure (broken door, no interior locks). A classic bait & switch from the online photos to what we got. It's a shame because the beach is great (although the beach chairs/pillows are a bit beat up), the restaurant and bar staff is great, the check in desk, not so much, where young people sit with their noses in their phones all the time, completely disinterested. The masseuse is great, but didn't even know they had one until our last day. I wanted to like this place, we are not high maintenance travelers, don't need A/C or fancy suites, but this was ridiculous for the $$. The room experience soured the chances of me recommending it.

5 days ago by A verified traveler from Chicago

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Lucky Traveler Hostel

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

The staff are all really great! That are a lot of fun and just really make very laid back vibe. They love to party with the guests and make you feel at home. I was not expecting much from the pictures before I arrived, but was pleasantly surprised by the accommodations. Don't get me wrong it is a cheap hostel so is not in the best condition, but it has a real charm about it and the staff make up for anything you might be disappointed about. I wasn't expecting AC in the dorm but sure enough they had it. The next time I travel to Tulum I definitely plan on staying at the Luck Traveler!

2 weeks ago by A verified traveler from Westminster, CO

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Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa - All Inclusive

4.0 Travelocity Verified Review

I didn't find a lot of activities to do on the premises and Dreams needs this as it is so far away from anything.

4 weeks ago by A verified traveler

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Villa Pescadores Tulum

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

My husband and I had a wonderful 8 day stay at Villa Pescadores for our honeymoon. We were both so happy with just about everything. The location is very far up to the north end of the beach, close to the ruins (we walked there on our first day, and could see the main structure from the beach). At night and in the mornings it was very quiet and peaceful, and in the afternoons the beach was buzzing with activity. The local fishermen keep their boats on the beach in front of the beach club, and a lot of snorkel tours set off from here. We really enjoyed the people watching with the mix of tourists and local workers. We stayed in one of their ocean view rooms - we were set back from the beach and the view was partially obstructed by trees and some of the beach club structures, but we could still easily see the ocean. It was a lot of fun to be able to head straight out of our room without bothering to put shoes on and be at the beach within seconds. Staff was very friendly and helpful. When we checked in we were greeted with a complimentary drink (choice between alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and they bring your coffee every morning on your deck (they'll do tea if you prefer, and you have your choice of dairy or non-dairy milks). The bed was comfortable and the room was spacious and kept very clean. If we ever make it back to Tulum we would stay here again without question.

2 months ago by A verified traveler from Sacramento, California

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Papaya Playa Project

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

Fantastic experience for jungle style and outdoor adventures

6 months ago by A verified traveler

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