Find hotels near Casa del Cenote, Tulum from SAR 180

"Everyone was super nice "

"That pool was fantastic"

"I love how this location is very private. It has its private entrance to the jaguar park area. You also have access to golf carts that take you around the area where you can visit the light house, the Mayan ruins and other beaches like Santa Fe. We had the ocean front villa #1. Right in front the beach and near their restaurant Bokoba. Staff was extremely friendly. The waiter Jose went above and beyond for us. He brought us breakfast to our patio a few times. Was very attentive to our needs whether we were in our room. The pool or the beach. "

"Clean and good price "

"We had a very nice time at El Paraiso Hotel de Tulum. It was located on a beautiful beach – although be aware of the season, lots of seaweed. So I don’t know if it’s just in the summer or what, but there was a lot of it. But once you stepped over the seaweed, the water was really pretty. The service was great-they answered all my questions and were able to recommend a snorkeling and cenote tour. Bring your bug spray and your sunscreen you will need both. "

"A beautiful place with all the comfort you need inside a national park. On walk distance from Tulum’s archeological site. I highly recommend it. "

"Had a great stay at Siente Tulum. Convenient location close to the national park and tulum ruins. The collectivo stops right outside the hotel which was very convenient. The staff were great and very friendly. Food was good, could use some more variety but overall worth it for the all inclusive. A couple of cons: our door didn’t shut/lock properly without slamming it shut (room 319). There was a water issue on one of the nights we stayed, but did resolve within about 30 mins. The hotel has some very good potential. Overall a great stay and will definitely consider staying again. "

"Beautiful, serene and deeply peaceful. So grateful for this incredible experience. The staff here is amazing, generous and kind. Thank you."

"This is not a typical hotel experience. First you are on the beach there are no concrete walkways around the property its all sand to stay with the natural part of being in the national park. Its very quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Things to note: You do have to pay a small fee to enter the national park that fee is not part of the booking fee. I think it was 120 pesos aday The hotel is nothooked he power grid so they run off a generator. It shuts off for an hour every day. Which means the wifi also goes off. Not all the rooms have ac. The ones that do only run from 6pm to 830ish am. They turn off and on by themselves. The rooms are all different and are separate little casitas essentially. They do not have tvs. There is a restuarant/ bar on site but its only open from around 10am to 530pm. The good news is there is a really good restaurant/ bar called cinco one place over walking on the beach thats open till 10pm. There are carts that will take you around the national park to the different sites. This is included in the park fee. Short walk down the beach is a few different snorkeling places. We haggled the price and got a private boat for about $30 usd for 2 ppl. The staff is all very nice and the rooms were clean. And of the exterior parts are worn but it's on the beach so to be expected. The pool is really for relaxing not going to be doing laps in it. Overall nice but dont expect the typical hotel style. But for a relaxing get away its a good place. "