Hotels near Tulum Naval Air Station - TUY, Tulum

Tulum is the jungle so go prepared. Repellent and sunscreen. Avoid taxi cabs it’s way too expensive. Opt to rent a car you will see way more of Tulum that way. Make sure to spend time at the cenotes. Avoid August because the seaweed makes the ocean unbearable.

We seriously lucked out with our stay here. From the moment we pulled up to the quiet location and sea breeze we were over the moon with the place and it only for better from there. The accommodation is spacious, clean and well equipped. Julian was a super host and made sure we were happy throughout our stay. Antal has friendly, helpful staff full time that even brought us fresh coconuts our first day. There are kayaks and paddle boards available for use and loads of fun games in the communal area. We spent a few blissful days just at the salt water pool enjoying the views. I cannot recommend this place enough and we will be back! The one detail I would add is you really need a car to make the most of the area.

As a family with tweens we did not enjoy Tulum & will not be back. The kids were not allowed many places/ restaurants. Algea covered the beach (it was july), the restaurants were priced higher than where we live but the quality of the food was poor. If you are a family I would skip and go elsewhere. The cenotes in the reason are awesome!

Monsoon season, meant a lot of sea weed on beaches although locals trying to keep of top of its removal and in the sea , stopping swimming, mosquitoes due to damp humid weather . Taxi is very expensive as no other public transport,so they can charge what they want , hire of scooters is cheaper.

Tulum was beautiful, we loved the white sandy beach and the selection of restaurants for dinner, especially La Malinche and Ziggys. We would highly recommend Dune Boutique Hotel, right on the beach and they provide bikes to cycle around. We walked everywhere mostly. We visited Cenote Hapen Ha which was lovely. On the way in there is a wonderful bar on the left. We did a day trip to Chichén Itzá which was great.

We live in NYC, and were flabbergasted at the prices. The lack of beach access unless you go to a beach club is wild. Glad we ticked it off for the cenotes, and some restaurants such as ARCA that were worth the price tag, but other than that would skip it in the future and not go back