Hotels near Tulum Naval Air Station - TUY, Tulum

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.

WAY to expensive. the 'public' beach will not allow food, plastic or beers on the beach so theres that. everything is built like crap and basically just meant for instagram. it wasnt what it used to be- i was there in 2019. I wont be going back, there are sooo many more places in mexico that i have been that are much much much better.

If you spend a week and visit all zones plus Zama and LaVeleta you will appreciate the different vibes of Tulum. It took me 3 separate visits to see all of this. I need a 4th visit to see Aldea Zama.

I love Tulum and its people. Staying in the Centro and walking around, exploring, meeting locals, eating all the delicious food options! A perfect mix of beach, city and jungle vibes. I find it to be a fun destination with kids. There's alot to do and visit and the transport to various interesting site is easy.

What I liked Tulum is undeniably beautiful. The color of the sea, the beaches, the jungle and the cenotes are stunning, and many places have a very cool design and atmosphere. It really feels like a unique destination in terms of nature and scenery, and it can be a great place to disconnect if you just focus on the surroundings. What I didn’t like For the overall experience, Tulum is extremely overpriced and the level of service does not match what you pay. From the moment you arrive, the airport is chaotic and stressful, and renting a car feels like a trap, with hidden insurance charges and constant upselling. In general, everything is slow, basic requests often go unanswered, and the standard of customer service in many places is far below what you would expect in a major tourist destination. Xcaret, for example, charges Disney-level prices but doesn’t come anywhere close in terms of service, organization or quality. You constantly have the feeling that tourists are there to be overcharged rather than taken care of. Considering the prices, the whole experience is just not worth it.

Nobody tells you about the toxic tap water which is contaminated with sea water and definately not fit to drink. Hotels apparently don't seem to care in not providing water treatment and do not supply bottled waterunless paid for. Some really good affordable restaurants in town. It is rather a dirty, rubbish strewn town and is more expensive for everything than say Puerto Vallata and other popular coastal locations. Both the airport and train station are brand new but lacking a lot of facilities. We will be returning to Mexico again but not Tulum, most disapointing.