Zarezerwuj to, jeśli You want the 'eco-chic treehouse' fantasy without the $800 beachfront price tag, and you're comfortable driving a scooter on dirt roads.
Stunning bamboo 'biophilic' architecture that actually feels like a jungle sanctuary
Private cenote on-site (small but magical for a quick dip)
Adults-only tranquility that feels miles away from the Tulum party scene
Szybki przegląd: A gorgeous architectural marvel stranded deep in the jungle on a cratered dirt road that eats taxi fares for breakfast.
Przejrzane przez @priti_goundar: I’ve never stayed anywhere like this. Living inside a bamboo nest surrounded by jungle was surreal. The rooftop sunsets were my favorite part of every day. It’s peaceful, stunning, and totally unique—just pack some mosquito repellent for the evenings!
Goście, którzy tutaj przebywali, powiedzieli
The hype
Guests are obsessed with the design and the staff (shoutout to Sergio), calling it a peaceful oasis once you actually get inside.
Reality check
The 'natural cenote' is smaller than it looks online, and the mosquitoes will eat you alive if you step outside without repellent.
You have a rental car or are confident driving a scooter
You prioritize Instagram-worthy design over beach access
You want a quiet, romantic base camp rather than a party hotel
Czystość i Konserwacja
9
Housekeeping: Daily and thorough. Staff are frequently praised for keeping the jungle out of the rooms.
Bathroom hygiene: Excellent. Showers are stone/concrete and kept mold-free despite the humidity.
Maintenance: New property feel, though the bamboo exterior requires constant upkeep.
Linens & towels: Fresh and high quality, though they can feel permanently damp due to the climate.
Odors & scents: Fresh jungle air, occasionally marred by a musty whiff if the AC isn't running constantly.
Sleepability™
7UMIARKOWANIE
UMIARKOWANIE
0-4GŁOŚNO
4-7.5UMIARKOWANIE
7.5-10CICHO
Construction in the developing Region 15 neighborhood
Roosters and jungle fauna (nature is loud)
Poolside chatter if your room faces the common area
Zanim zarezerwujesz
Warto wiedzieć
The hotel is 'Kan Tulum' (Jungle), NOT 'Kanan Tulum' (Beach Party) — do not mix them up.
Tap water is filtered via reverse osmosis (drinkable per hotel), but most guests still stick to bottled water to be safe.
Late check-out and early check-in are strictly $50 USD each.
Co spakować
Heavy-duty mosquito repellent (DEET free if swimming in cenotes)
Headlamp or phone flashlight for navigating the dark road at night
Earplugs for the morning construction lottery
Room Genie
Najlepsze wybory
Jungle View King Suite (upper floors) for maximum privacy and sunset views
Master Suite with Plunge Pool if you want to soak without an audience
Pokoje do uniknięcia
Ground floor Pool View rooms (lack privacy, guests can see in)
Rooms facing the street/construction side (ask specifically to face the jungle)
Room Request Genie – skopiuj i wklej
“I am booking a stay and would love to request a 'Jungle View' suite on an upper floor, specifically facing away from any active construction or the main pool area, to ensure privacy and quiet.”
FAQ i ukryte porady
Wszystko, co naprawdę chcesz wiedzieć, zanim zarezerwujesz.
Is breakfast included?
Usually no. It's a la carte at the Mot Mot restaurant unless you booked a specific package.
How do I get to the beach?
You must drive. It's a 20-30 minute drive (7km). The hotel does not have a free beach shuttle.
Is there a gym?
No. There is a 'Wellness Annex' for yoga and movement, but no weight machines or treadmills.
Is the road really that bad?
Yes. It is unpaved, bumpy, and floods after rain. Taxi drivers often overcharge because they hate driving on it.
Can I swim in the on-site cenote?
Yes, but it's small — think of it more as a natural plunge pool than a cavern for exploration.
Is it adults only?
Yes, the official policy is adults-only to maintain the quiet 'wellness' vibe.
Porady dla wtajemniczonych
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Rent a scooter immediately upon arrival in town; relying on the hotel to call taxis will bankrupt you.
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The 'Wellness Annex' offers yoga, but check the schedule in advance as it's not always daily.
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Ask for a room on the highest level possible to catch the breeze and avoid the ground-level humidity.
5 rzeczy, które warto wiedzieć przed wyjazdem
💡The 'Cenote' is a hybrid: natural water source but landscaped like a pool.
💡The shower water can sometimes feel slightly salty or 'hard' due to the region's limestone.
💡You are in the jungle: humidity is 100%, so damp swimsuits never dry.
💡The 'Eco' branding is real: they use a reverse osmosis system to reduce plastic waste.
💡Food delivery apps (Tomato.mx) work here if you don't want to brave the dirt road for dinner.
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