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Mamasan Treehouses & Cabins

$115-250/ night

Book this if You want the Instagrammable 'jungle treehouse' aesthetic without the $1,000/night price tag and plan to be out partying until 3am anyway.

Why People Love It

8.2389 reviews
  • Stunning geodesic domes and wooden treehouse architecture
  • Bathtubs with jungle views in select upper-level rooms
  • Central location in the Hotel Zone near popular restaurants and clubs

Quick Take: A visually cool jungle crash pad that is unfortunately located next to one of Tulum's loudest nightclubs.

Reviewed by @simplyjaadeI decided to treat myself to the Bamboo Suite and it was the definition of a luxury treehouse. The balcony was so peaceful for my morning coffee, and climbing up to the loft bed made me feel like I was in a fairytale. Just be ready for those steep stairs!


Guest Who Stayed Here Said

The hype

Travelers love the unique design and helpful staff but are consistently wrecked by the noise levels.

Reality check

The 'peaceful jungle retreat' marketing clashes hard with the reality of vibrating walls from the club next door.

  • You are a heavy sleeper or part of the party crowd
  • You prioritize unique architecture and photo ops over amenities
  • You want to be walking distance to the Hotel Zone action on a budget

Cleanliness & Maintenance

8.5
  • Housekeeping: Daily service is reliable and staff are praised for their efforts.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Generally clean, though the eco-chic design means open showers and occasional humidity smells.
  • Maintenance: Good condition, though the jungle environment causes rapid wear on wood and fabrics.
  • Linens & towels: Fresh, though humidity can make them feel permanently damp.
  • Odors & scents: Occasional musty jungle smell, but generally fresh.

Sleepability™

3.5LOUD
LOUD
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
  • 'Toxic' Nightclub next door (music until 3am)
  • Road noise from the main strip
  • Generator hum in the mornings

Before you book

Good to know

  • There is NO pool on site
  • The water is eco-filtered but not drinkable; use the provided glass bottles
  • Showers can be salty/brackish, which is common in Tulum eco-hotels

What to pack

  • High-fidelity earplugs (essential)
  • Bug spray (it is the actual jungle)
  • Slip-on shoes for navigating the gravel paths

Room Genie

Best picks

  • Geodesic Dome (Upper Level) for the best light and jungle views
  • Back-of-property cabins for slightly less noise (though still loud)

Rooms to avoid

  • Front-facing bungalows near the road (maximum noise)
  • Ground floor studios if you want privacy (glass walls face pathways)

Room Request Genie – copy & paste

I am requesting a room as far back from the road and the 'Toxic' club side as possible. An upper-level unit is preferred for privacy.

FAQ & Hidden tips

Everything you actually want to know before you book.

Is there a pool?

No. There is no pool on the property.

Is it on the beach?

No, it is on the jungle side of the road. You must walk across the street and find a public access point or pay for a beach club.

Is breakfast included?

Usually no. A continental or vegetarian breakfast is available for an extra charge (approx. $10-15 USD).

Is there AC?

Yes, rooms have air conditioning, which is a huge plus for a treehouse hotel in this area.

Is it adults only?

Yes, guests must be 18+.

How bad is the noise really?

Bad. If you are a light sleeper, this is a dealbreaker. The bass vibrates the rooms until the club closes.


Insider Tips

  • Walk to 'Matcha Mama' nearby for a better breakfast bowl than the hotel offers.

  • Use the 'Amansala' beach club nearby; it's often more accessible for non-guests than others.

  • The rooftop terrace is a great spot for sunset yoga, even if there's no pool.

5 things to know before you go

  • 💡The 'treehouses' are beautiful but the glass walls mean zero privacy in some units—people walking by can see right in.

  • 💡The water pressure in the showers is surprisingly good for an eco-hotel.

  • 💡You might encounter scorpions or large spiders in your room; you are literally in the jungle.

  • 💡The 'private' bathtubs in some domes are visible from other parts of the property.

  • 💡The WiFi is decent for messaging but don't count on it for Zoom calls.

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