阿利託圖蘭酒店(Alito Tulum Hotel)

Fantastisk idyllisk natur, koslig bungalow med god service. Eneste minus at man ikke får tatt inn noe form for mat/drikke inn til hotellområdet. Du må betale 60 pesos per pers hver gang man entrer nasjonalparken og i tillegg kaste alle flasker med drikke. Hotellet tar overpris på mat og vann på hotellet siden de er eneste tilbyder.

El personal es muy atento, la cabaña que rentamos esta de 10, el área de camastros de lujo con palmeras a un lado, que te brindan una sombra excelente, el desayuno del hotel está delicioso, tomamos un tour al cual fuimos a nadar con tortugas marinas y peces, en recepción nos apoyaron a rentar una motoneta para ir a dar un paseo. Todo genial.

Es hermoso! Me encantó un toque holístico con mucho confort! Recomendable 100%! Llegas caminando a la Zona Arqueológica!

El hotel es excelente para quien busca un buen descanso. La playa está muy bonita, la habitación estaba muy bien a excepción de que le falta un frigobar o nevera. El servicio y atención al huésped es pésimo.

Check in staff was very unfriendly. The room was clean but very bare bones, no hair dryer, conditioner, weak ac, no fridge. The beach staff and restaurant were horrible. $15 glass of Chardonnay with an auto gratuity on top. Crazy.

Très bon séjour dans ce coin de paradis. L'endroit est incroyable au pied de la plage, très bien entretenu. Le seul bémol est le restaurant qui n'est pas très bon.

Paraíso en la tierra! Personel muy atento y amable Nade con tortugas y mantarrayas justo al frente del hotel. Un viaje inolvidable

Lejos del bullicio y a unos pasos del mar

The grounds are pretty except that the water in the sea by the beach was yellow and then brown when it should have been turquoise. I heard from a friend back home that the island of Cozumel discharges its sewage into the sea so that it ends up in Tulum which is a terrible shame. Cancun had beautiful blue water. The sand on the beach is beautiful and white but there is a lot of sea****. Also, this resort is on Playa Pescadores and there are a lot of boats. With the brown water and the boats, it wasn't good for swimming. There was no air conditioning in our cabin. I like to be warm but it was stifling. I wouldn't have minded it if I could have spent more time outside but there were mosquitos (except down on the beach). It was very expensive so I had expected it to be more comfortable. The area was pretty with few buildings and white sand and palm trees and few people so I wanted to be there but the mosquitos drove us into the sweltering cabin. Also, there was only weak wifi in the lobby which also had mosquitos and no AC. And the furniture in the lobby wasn't very comfortable. We had 1 meal at the beach bar which was good but very expensive. The cabin had no TV (which was fine with me) but no microwave or minifridge. There was a small pool which was pretty nice. This beach area is quieter and more natural than Cancun and is right next to the Tulum ruins. If you come, choose the coolest time of year and bring mosquito repellent....and plenty of money.