Ancient stone ruins with a pyramid-like structure, a stone wall, and a sign indicating no photography.

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Secrets Tulum Resort & Beach Club - Adults Only - All Inclusive

4 out of 5

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"10/10"

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El Paraiso Hotel Tulum

5 out of 5

Posted 9 days ago

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"Paying the daily national park fee and figuring out where to enter and exit were a pain, but once we got the hang of it, not bad. Beach was full of seaweed; that way all along coast, even Cancun. Tulum Ruins was my favorite, above Chichen Itza! Food excellent at resort and every where else. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful."

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HOTEL POCNA

5 out of 5

Posted 9 days ago

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"I loved everything about this hotel. The property is incredible. It is beachfront/jungle and very peaceful. We stayed in the Maya room with a porch and hammock just steps to the beach. The staff was friendly and so nice. It was very clean. A full cooked breakfast was included- chilaquiles, huevos rancheros, etc. There was sargassum on the beach as well as all of Quintana Roo. There were workers cleaning every day. I loved this place. I would definitely return."

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Alito Tulum Hotel

5 out of 5

Posted 4 months ago

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"I will definitely be coming back to this resort. It is a hidden gem located walking distance to the ruins. It is quaint, charming, gorgeous, and simple connecting you to nature. The staff was so friendly I consider them my friends. A special shout out to Carolina, Oswaldo, Rodolfo, Diego, and Carlos. The restaurant is open air, on the beach and a beautiful relaxing breakfast experience. Breakfast is order off the menu with a nice fruit plate and sweet and savory options. This resort is so amazing! You can stay in a thatched roof hut surrounded by sand and palm trees. This bungalow is cute and clean with air conditioning, beds made up with mosquito netting and sand at your doorstep. I rarely wore shoes around the resort. The reception area is open air and has a pool table and games. It has a lofted ceiling and comfortable seating. They also show movies on weekend nights. No TV, sand between your toes, super friendly caring staff, good cocktails, beautiful beachside restaurant, peace and quiet. What is not to like. This is a perfect laid back, one with nature resort. I could not be happier"

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