You HAVE to come to Ahau. The watermelon margarita, Mojito, are really really good. The food?…read moreMmm-mmm delicious. Great music great service. Sergio and his colleagues are very courteous and professional. The music was chill. Excellent vibes. Had to come back and amend the post for we returned to try their breakfast. Sergio remembered our names and sat us right away. We tried the pancake plate which came with a side of ice cream. Tasted very natural and coconut flavored. Mind you I don't eat ice cream. This one is a must try. I got huevos rancheros and my wife got huevos con papas. Our party also got the enchiladas breakfast. Everyone really enjoyed their meal. Check out the pics.

My husband and I came yesterday to the beach at Ahau Tulum. the service (CARLOS) was…read moreoutstanding!!!!! we first thought the place was a bit pricey, however we didn't realize how amazing of a time we would have. Again, SERVICE was like no other. We spent the most lazy, amazing day, being served by a WONDERFUL waiter, the drinks were delicious, the food well crafted and the view of the beach like no other. the beach is clean, the atmosphere peaceful and the beach chairs and bed so comfortable. Today, we are back for DAY TWO! Carlos is our server again. This place is a hidden jewel in Tulum. We are planning on spending a few days in this beautiful place next time we are in Tulum.

Had an amazing time staying at Mi Amor in mid December. We had a 5 night stay and the weather in…read moretulum was great but the plunge pool was very good at night. The concierge service was helpful they were able to call restaurant and cabs for us. The location of Mi Amor was also great, not that far from tulum ruins. We were also able to walk to the beach within 5 minutes. Food and service were excellent. We ate breakfast basically every morning at the hotel and we enjoyed everything from the pancakes, granola, oat, avocado toast, teas, and coffees. For lunch and dinner we ate at Mezzanine, casa Maria, and also went outside of the national park down by the hotel zone. The massage was great, we booked ahead of time for the couples massage and really liked it. Overall, we had an amazing experience at Mi Amor, we felt safe and enjoyed our time there.

Located farther north on playa paraiso - approx 3 miles from el centro tulum - this purposefully…read morereclusive jungle haven caters to couples and their blissfully romantic time. The concierge is wonderful and attention to detail too notch ... for example, every night, you'll find a complimentary thermos w/ sleepy time tea and truffles in your room, alongside a love note. Your room will be cleaned daily and even your iPhone cords will be beautifully folded up. I recommend getting a room closer to the ocean side as things can get load from main road. Enjoy the breakfast (and entire menu!) here as the food is best of all of tulum.

Wow! What a wonderful place to stay! Food was very good. Rooms were lovely. Beds are good. Could…read moreuse some soundproofing, next time I'd bring earplugs to not hear neighbors chatting. Nice big pool. AC works great! You get small toiletries in your room. Bring a small washcloth or a loofah. I'd like to live here for a month just relaxing in nature. WiFi worked great near lobby. But not at all in rooms that are further out. No , so bring a book

Mayaland and Bungalows is in the rain forest but it only rained a couple times while on our…read morevacation and being from Tucson I welcomed the rain. It's such a great place to get away, enjoy a walk around the grounds filled with tropical flowers and trees, enjoy the pool after a hot humid day and ultimately just relax. We stayed in a suite with a view of the Observatory and enjoyed the sound of birds throughout the day, especially in the morning. They have three swimming pools and their own private entrance into the Mayan ruins. Entrance to the ruins is $14.00 USD per person a private tour to the ruins is an additional $50.00 USD total (which we did). The staff are all Mayans and were very friendly. A quick shout out to Christina in the gift shop, Danny who works at the pizza joint outside and Velario one of the bartenders. We had such a great time we're going back next year.

We loved our stay at Zamas. It was the perfect get away for peace and relaxation. A lovely bungalow…read moresteps away from the ocean. The staff was incredible and helpful. The restaurant was excellent and frankly, if you want quiet and beauty, you don't need to leave the premises. We want to go back here someday!

What an awesome way to watch the sunset and have the fish cooked that we caught ourselves…read more Absolutely the spot to go to after deep sea fishing with Mexidivers. They only charged us $250 per plate (tacos, ceviche and grilled fish) for cooking up a delicious plate of fish. Drinks were great too because it was happy hour.

We stayed in this amazing boutique hotel Christmas 2019, and I can't say enough great things about…read moreit! Tucked in off the street, you would have no idea the gorgeous grounds and cabanas were back there. There is art created by local artists everywhere and swimming in the naturally heated cenote under the hotel can't be missed. The staff were amazing, welcoming and friendly-one even took the time to give me some Mayan language lessons (it is spoken extensively in this part of the Yucatan). But hands down my favorite part was their in house tequila! I kid you not, the smoothest, best tequila I have ever had! They give you a free shot when you arrive and sell it for $11(!) a bottle. We went home last year with 4 bottles, and even made a day trip there just last week to get more. The only down side is that you cannot walk to the main square from Zentik, but even with that, I don't imagine we will stay anywhere else on a trip to Vallodalid.

Extremely relaxing hotel. If you're trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of life I…read moredefinitely recommend. It's located in Valladolid, small quiet beautiful town in the heart of Quintana Roo. The main attraction is the zen environment this location has offered. The underground hot spring is perfect to relax and regroup. The ambiance is amazing. I also recommend their massages to top of your stay! Definitely will be returning and encourage you to visit especially after this awful pandemic.

The best place to stay in Tulum. Their food and drinks are also amazing! The staff is also…read moreincredible.

Stayed here for my first visit to Mexico! Where to begin…read more.. One ; it's far from the main city's about 45-1hr away from the main tourist towns. A taxi will cost 50-75$ depending on your driver ; rates seem to changed even when coming & going to same location.So having a rental at this location of the hotel might be better idea however please be aware this hotel is down a bumpy long dirt road! Two( Check in) went pretty while expect for the paper signing about 20 papers than I was told to make sure all my signatures matches my passport as they may have to call me back out if the owner does not agree with them ( Wierd) .Also got a free welcome drink of choice which was nice !!! Third( room) ; just as described; I booked the deluxe room which had a private shared pool with 2 others. WIFI went in and out. Pretty bad if you need to do work or school work as I did being I took a summer class.( I didn't allow housekeeping to come while there and I didn't use the safe just to keep everything safe as I read other reviews on Travelocity. Shower Water did get warm after I realized the correct way to turn it ( my fault) ! Fourth( hotel restaurant) it said free breakfast which from reviews I read was free a few months ago it's no longer free the only thing that was is a choice of ( coffee, orange or fruit) you pick 1.. disappointing since that was one of my reason of booking the hotel ! Also breakfast was not too pricey but dinner and drink are like if we're in the us ! No difference in price. I also ordered a certain breakfast plate which they did not make correctly it was missing two items .. Fifth( pool/beach) ; I use the top balcony pool once it was nice with an amazing view. Beach was rocky and had a lot of seaweed I did not even go on the beach even tho it had a lounge chairs . Best part; the view ; staff was very nice & friendly ! It's very secluded & private if that's what your looking for. Covid testing was 120 each usd Covid testing cheaper elsewhere noticed after being taxi too a bar and it's many other places just a heads up but at least they provided it . A doctor will be called to hotel and sent to your room ; get results in a few hours !

Hotel Posada San Juan is a delightful and welcoming hotel in Valladolid that I want to go back to…read moreagain and again. Located about a 10-minute walk south of the main square, this hotel is unassuming on the outside, but stunning when you walk in. The hallways are wide and airy, with lovely decor and details to make you feel calm and relaxed from the first moment. We booked a deluxe king room for 3 nights. Our room was a corner room on the second floor overlooking the pool. The room is spacious with a comfortable bed, a hammock (yes, a hammock in your room!), a large dresser and another cabinet for more surface area and storage, and a large and lovely bathroom. There is no bathtub, but the shower is amazing. The bathroom is partially "open air" with a rain shower head. Showering was quite a unique experience. Breakfast is included with your stay and it's awesome. There is self serve coffee, tea, and juices, and bread and fruit. You can choose an entree (choices are omelette, pancakes, waffle, huevos rancheros). The special is definitely a must try. It's served with warm tortillas, beans, and salsa. The hotel offers a few unique experiences. The one we took a part of was the Ek Balam guided tour and half day at a private cenote (YES!!! A *private* cenote to yourselves!). There is also a day trip to Rio Lagartos (nature reserve, pink sand beaches, and flamingos!), a cooking class, and a mixology class. The Ek Balam and cenote Chenxunan trip must be reserved in advance and it's only one group per day. The day trip includes transportation, cold water and soft drinks, a delicious multi-course meal at the cenote, and of course an entire cenote for you to enjoy for 3-4 hours! Our guide for Ek Balam, Juan, was a wonderful and knowledgeable gentleman who told us stories and details that really enriched our exploration of the ancient ruins. Ek Balam is not as popular as the nearby Chichen Itza but definitely worth a visit. The pyramid is climbable and features a very interesting excavated tomb with wonderfully preserved carvings. Cenote Chenxunan was absolutely gorgeous. The cenote is privately owned an they take great care to preserve the land. A lot of the popular cenotes in the area get hundreds and thousands of visitors a day. But this cenote gets up to 12-15 visitors a day. We saw the local flora and fauna thriving in this preserved area. The swim in the cenote was absolutely delightful and revitalizing. It's fairly large with a cave and many stalactites. We even saw a couple of owls and heard some bats! Our stay at Hotel Posada San Juan was amazing and if we're back in Valladolid, I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again. All the staff were wonderful.

All of the reviews are completely accurate and then some. We stayed for 3 nights in June. The…read moreservice and property are excellent! Gabriel helped us even before we arrived, as I called him with a few questions. We stayed in the new building. The room and facility were clean and lovely. The outdoor shower was awesome! Breakfast was delicious. The staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel dogs were adorable. This is where we'll stay when we come back to Valladolid.

Wonderful stay in the jungle close to the Coba archaeological site. Our very own private plunge…read morepool. Real luxury and great design. Only drawback was no restaurant so we had a late lunch out and then just snacks for dinner. Staff were very helpful and a light breakfast was provided.

This is a beautiful little boutique resort in the jungle, just a little more than a mile away from…read morethe Coba ruins. We spent two nights here with our kids. We had a two queen villa that had its own plunge pool. The beds were very comfortable, and the bathroom was so beautiful with a huge walk in shower that the kids turned into their own slip and slide. The resort is quiet. There are only 5-6 villas, and they weren't all occupied. Most guests only stay for a night or two as the area isn't developed for tourists (a good thing, but it makes for few dining options in the area). There's a large central pool, and but there isn't much "to do" at the resort other than eat and drink and lounge. You can borrow bicycles to visit the local cenotes or the small town and Coba ruins, or you can walk the mile into town, but that's about it for entertainment. I think we would have enjoyed this place pre-kids, but with young kids, they wanted more stuff to do. The quality of the food at the resort is good. Breakfasts are simple but tasty and included in the price of the room. Lunch and dinner are excellent, but they are pricier than similar meals in town. We really enjoyed the guacamole as well as the Maya chocolate service for dessert.

Very nice little hotel in a quaint Mayan town. Very recently built or remodeled. We found Roger…read moredowntown at the paper store. He is the owner and a very nice man. We stayed here with our kids in two rooms in December. Only one room has air-conditioning but he gave us a hammock for the other room. The only real knock is there is no hot water but it is so humid that we don't miss it. We are the only ones here tonight. We had a very quiet and relaxing time sitting on the patio.