Yucatan Peninsula Mexico Travel Guide
Located in Tulum Pueblo, budget-friendly shared rooms and private rooms, with communal areas for meeting people. Ideal for solo or budget travelers. Find hostels
Stylish, often eco-conscious lodgings in the Zona Hotelera and Aldea Zama, emphasizing design and personalized service. Book a boutique hotel
High-end properties, particularly along the beach, offering premium amenities and private access. Explore luxury resorts
Fewer options directly in Tulum; some larger properties are north or to the south on the Riviera Maya.
Rustic-chic cabanas on the beach road, focusing on sustainability with natural materials and bohemian style.
Available in Tulum Pueblo and new developments, offering more space, privacy, and kitchen facilities. Find vacation rentals
Not much formal programs; small, family-run guesthouses in Tulum Pueblo offer a personal interaction.
Some cenotes and eco-parks offer designated camping areas. Primitive beach camping is generally not permitted.
Tulum's neighborhoods provide unique atmospheres and experiences.
All areas in Tulum are generally safe for tourists. As with any a place to travel to, exercise caution.
Be aware of your surroundings in less-trafficked areas or when walking alone, where lighting can be sparse. Protect your belongings from petty theft.
Consider TrustedHousesitters for unique stays.
Eco-chic properties often integrate Mayan design and green practices, connecting with local heritage.
Look for properties promoting sustainability and environmental integration.
This table shows typical accommodation types in Tulum, guiding your stay.
Many resorts offer family suites. Vacation rentals in Aldea Zama or La Veleta provide space, privacy, and kitchen facilities. Properties with pools are a great benesuitable for children.
Budget dorms in Tulum Pueblo, like Che Hostel, are ideal for meeting other travelers. Smaller boutique hotels offer a safe and comfortable experience.
Vacation rentals (apartments or condos) in Tulum Pueblo, Aldea Zama, or La Veleta are ideal. They often include weekly or monthly discounts and amenities like kitchens and laundry.
Few hotels are important in history, although a lot of eco-chic properties on the beach incorporate Mayan design and eco-friendly practices. Some offer cultural experiences like Temazcal ceremonies.
Budget-friendly dorms & private rooms, social atmosphere. (e.g., Che Hostel, Selina Tulum Downtown)
Budget ($20-$50 dorm; $50-$100 private)
Stylish design, usually with a pool and air conditioning. (Aldea Zama, La Veleta) ($100-$300)
Directly on the beach, rustic-chic. (Zona Hotelera) ($150-$600+)
High-end amenities, exclusive beach access, fine dining. (Zona Hotelera, Sian Ka'an) ($400-$1000+)
More space, kitchen facilities, suitable for families/groups. (Tulum Pueblo, Aldea Zama, La Veleta) ($70-$1000+)
Amenities vary greatly, offering options from budget to luxury.
Choose based on desired atmosphere and budget for optimal experience.
Budget-friendly dorms and private rooms, social, shared kitchens, central location in Tulum Pueblo.
Stylish design, often includes a pool, air conditioning, good value. Located in Aldea Zama, La Veleta, limited in Tulum Pueblo.
Directly on the beach, rustic-chic design, often solar-powered, fans (less AC), bohemian. (Zona Hotelera) Price: $150-$600+
High-end amenities, private entry to the beach, fine dining, concentration on health, secluded. (Zona Lodgingera, Sian Ka'an) Price: $400-$1000+
More space, kitchen facilities, amenities vary greatly. (Tulum Pueblo, Aldea Zama, La Veleta) Price: $70-$1000+
