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While sleeping in a very expensive tent may not be everyone's idea of luxury, it should certainly be everyone's idea of fun. Located right on the coast, Habitas is a remarkable example of natural preservation and a quintessential way to experience Tulum the way it's supposed to be. This private jungle oasis is easily approachable from the main road, with staff directing guests where to park, which is along the street. The tents are very comfortable and the AC was sufficient despite intense summer heat. All the amenities are there. One of the best things is that there are no problems with bugs inside the tent as long as you are careful in keeping the doctor closed. Evenings are filled with noises of nature, including coati that love to frequent the roof of the tent and patio. There is pure magic to that, being surrounded not just by jungle plants, but animals too. Yet, it is something to keep in mind for some guests: do not expect a Marriott or a Hilton. This is a very real nature hotel. The restaurant is amazing and the design is very slick. Staff are attentive and helpful at all times. There is a nice little bar as well. Prices are high, but reasonable for Tulum relative to other hotels. The main area that was a little disappointing was the cleanliness of the pool. The water was greasy and borderline murky looking. Thus, this was the only real downside of the property. The pool is tiny as well. The hotel does allow outside guests to pay money and visit, so that does not help with keeping the pool clean and is the only reason I cannot give 5 stars. The beach, while swimmable, was loaded up with seaweed in early summer. The staff did an amazing job trying to clean up the seaweed, but it felt like an impossible task as they worked most of the day, yet more seaweed kept coming. As a whole, a remarkable property that I can recommend with no hesitation.
We're just home after a short stay. We chose this after a lot of consideration over Mi Amor just down the beach and am so glad we did. We made arrangements through the hotel for a driver from Tulum airport. Benjamin. Great guy. He gave us lots of tips and ended up being the one to take us to the Cenotes. We met Hannibal first and he ended up being our go to guy for anything we needed. I wasn't sure what I was going to think about "glamping" for my 60th birthday. What a wonderful place. I would return time and time again. It's so relaxing. The staff were great. Rafael, Alexis, Will, and more that I'm drawing a blank on for names were all fantastic. They made us so comfortable. Great food. Great pool. Great beach. There was the sea weed thing but that didn't change anything for us. We took a couple of the classes they offered and had literally the best massage I think I've ever had. I think if you want to really relax and be pampered then give this place a look. Thx for a great stay and a first time visit to Tulum. Oh yeah, get a room with the plunge pool. You can thank me later.
Enjoyed dinner here. Service was great and food was gourmet. The open air dining space is lovely and your nose will be welcomed with the Smokey aroma of jungle incense (see: natural mosquito repellent)
Amazing! If you're in Tulum, this is a must-visit. The food is overpriced but very fresh. The service is incredibly friendly, and the ambiance is quiet, zen, romantic, and peaceful. There's even a live band playing outside. I love it and highly recommend it!
I had a lovely Sunday afternoon into evening at Habitas. Myself and two girlfriends went here to enjoy the Sunday afternoon day party. There were DJs, house music, and happy people dancing in the sun. The entire place was decorated beautifully and had so many delightful artistic touches. We had several drinks while there and in the end got very hungry and ordered dinner. They really shined at the presentation and the complexity of flavors. We ordered about 5 dishes to share, and each one was delicious. I will say that we were pretty drunk and didn't notice the bill we were racking up. We were surprised when the bill came, but that's on us. This place is more of a special occasion dining experience. I would come back if I was in the area and wanted to celebrate a special occasion with a special meal.
Habitas is magical, yes.... but... But you really get raked over the coals here. The breakfast wasn't included and they make you charge everything to the room, drinks, food, breakfast, water and coffee; none of its cheap. Tulum in general ain't cheap but at $430/night you'd thing they'd give you free eggs. No one, not once informed us of the bad side to staying in a "private pool room" until we got there. 1. It wasn't that private, the other pool tent is right next door and guess what, it's a tent... you can hear EVERYTHING! you know what I mean right? The pool was nice but the light didn't work, the water was cold, you can see right through your neighbors fence thing so we couldn't be as "free" as we wanted. The morning of checkout we went to breakfast and came back to two men in our room- Unwarned anyone would be there (cleaning the pool) we were alarmed to say the least and suspicious of missing money! The fridge is a great addition but I think they need a small safe, you pay so much for this place, they can really do a better job. 2. Yes there's a second downfall no one told us about until we arrived. Raccoons. Now they are friendly enough and won't attack or anything like that... however, it's a tent, and these raccoons like to come to the pool overnight to hang out and spa the f*ck out, can't blame them, but here's the issue: they got up on top of the tent and were tasking around waking us up... it was super strange to wake up and a bit funny but there was another on the deck going to town on what I at first thought was an animal, I didn't tell my girlfriend, I told her not to freak out and that I'd take care of them... I soon came to realize he was messing around with her brand new $200 bathing suit!? Yeah I was alarmed by the price tag too... Anyway, I seriously didn't Tel her now, I opened the door and shewed them away never to return, rescuing the sexy suit and saving the day but why weren't we told about any of this? Why did the bar and breakfast overcharge? Why was everything very money grabbing feeling? Tulum takes advantage of you Habitas emphasizes it. Splurge on two nights in Tulum, the rest of the time just slum it somewhere! @fork.the.world
Habitas is not your typical resort. If you want all inclusive look somewhere else. It's definitely an experience and a treat. The rooms are individual tents with a/c, we had the ocean front room. Definitely the best room. You can hear the ocean and it's more private then the others. The other rooms are on the walking trails and ppl could look in if you don't close the curtains. Drinks and food were awesome, they cook everything in an oven. They offer yoga and meditation. The pool and beach front isn't huge, but still enjoyable. The staff is amazing!
I did not stay here, so I will only review the restaurant and the beach club Pro: amazing decoration, really nice vibe, great service, and good food. Cons: the mixologist was one of the worst in tulum by far, I did not like any drink and we try different ones just to hopefully get a better, but it was not his thing. Music was also so bad, really boring like the one they play at an elevator, and again they do not have shisha/hooka. So if you come for brunch or lunch you will be satisfied, but if you are trying to get a taboo or papaya playa vibe, I don't think this is the place.
I can't say enough great things about this place! When we first arrived they immediately took our luggage to our room and they showed us around the resort. We were blown away by the amazing aromas, vibey music, & beautiful exteriors of the place! Everyone who worked there was so friendly and they made the experience so personable by calling us by our names and always greeting us. We loved how it also wasn't overly-crowded and there didn't seem to be many outsiders coming in to use the pool or beach which kept it extra chill and quiet. They were on top of their game when it came to the room too - we noticed one of our light bulbs went out (which wasn't a big deal since we still had other lighting) and before we even remembered to mention it to them it was already fixed. We went during mosquito season so they had some sort of natural repellant to keep them away. All of the other restaurants and resorts had it too but it only does so much, so bring STRONG insect repellant if you go from July-December. We stayed in the jungle tents and thought the outdoor shower and bathroom was a really fun touch, although to us it would have been worth it to pay the extra for oceanfront where there were less mosquitos from the sea breeze. The food was all incredible and by the end of our trip I think we ordered about everything off the menu. It's all super healthy, full of flavor, and presented in a beautiful and creative way. We had the guac and arugula salad multiple times during our stay. For breakfast, the avocado toast was a favorite, and if you love olives & sun-dried tomato's you'll enjoy the vegan toast! Tip-If you're going to book a massage, make sure it's not during a time when there's construction going on (before 9 or after 5). They seemed to always be working on the roof of a tent which can be loud during the day. Regardless, it was still a wonderful experience. We didn't get a chance to do much of the other activities the place offered but they looked amazing!! My friend recommended this place to me and I highly highly recommend it to anyone else!
Awesome place! Rooms are spotless, service throughout the hotel is exceptional, food at the restaurant is great and the staff is extremely helpful! I have been to other areas in Mexico and haven't ever came close to feeling this comfortable. The hotel is a whole vibe! Gardeners here know what they are doing!! Another plus for Americans is that almost everyone here at the hotel knows English. Just Incase you aren't able to communicate in Spanish well. Definitely 5 stars and plan on coming back in the future!
I dined at the restaurant at Habitas and it was outstanding! I'd love to go back and stay on the property some time. I did get to see one of the jungle suites and it was beautiful! The property doesn't look like much from the street but once you're inside, the exclusivity of this property unfolds with the gorgeous jungle pathway leading to the restaurant, infinity pool, bar and ocean. The seating areas on this property are stunning! Each section looks like a work of art. The food was excellent! Service was good. The live band was outstanding! There is a deck with a nice view and the bar is fun with the hammock swings. Would love to go back and spend more time!
Love this place. I would return and recommend it to friends. The staff here is amazing. The glamping style tents are very comfortable. The AC is a must in Mexico. There is a way to lock the tents and there is a safe. We felt like our property was very safe. They also have a security team. We enjoyed the mezcal tasting, yoga, and a Mayan clay ceremony. All of which were a great experience. The pool is clean and there are plenty of beds or chairs to relax in. Again the staff is amazing. They made us feel very comfortable. Only con would be the bikes, but there are restaurants you can walk to, and taxis waiting almost always.
This place was nothing short of spectacular. Heard so much about this place it was hard not to come and check it out myself. Let me start off by thanking the staff there for their superior service. Mind you, I only came in for some drinks at the bar. This place was amazing I mean you walk into a lush green jungle with incense burning and the rooms are just beautiful. The place really makes you forget wherever you're coming from. The bar is located on the beach side with an infinity pool just by it as well. My server, Ivan, was just awesome. He was super friendly, attended every need we had awesome conversation he just made my time there just thay much better it was a pleasure having him around. The bartender was also great he gave us a couple of shots on the house accompanied with garlic roasted crickets and they were so tasty! We spent about 5 hours at this place and if you're in the bar you have access to the beds on the beach, the pools and the dining area which all of it is just wonderful. I dont know how else to do this place justice. Lastly, after a long day of drinking. lol Unfortunately, I left my camera at the bar. I didnt notice until the next day when I was frantically looking around for it. I thought I would be left it there. Drove back, to them the people remembered me by name and all they even told me about my camera and they had found it where I left it by the bar. These guys are true champs the place was just amazing. Definitely coming back and sending everyone I know here. Way to go Habitas!
Spent 5 days here for a wedding and what a blast! The resort is glamping style. Our room was ocean front - beautiful sun rise, ocean views, very comfortable room. The staff here has been fantastic. Working around the clock in service of the guests Beautiful experience of ocean and woods Good menu for breakfast and meals. Mediterranean inspired southern America foods Have to be here to experience read more
Overall, we had a pretty good stay and are glad we experienced it. The property itself is beautiful, and we got lucky with a stretch of amazing weather, which definitely helped. The food was a highlight. The included breakfast was fantastic every morning and absolutely worth taking advantage of. We also had dinner on property one night and it was excellent. A little pricey, but that's pretty much expected. A couple things kept it from being a perfect stay. Some of the rooms are really close to the road, and in our first room all we could hear were trucks and cars going by. Not exactly the relaxing nature sounds we were hoping for. We ended up switching rooms because the toilet wasn't working properly, and thankfully the second room was much better. One thing worth mentioning that the hotel has zero control over is the amount of sargassum seaweed on the beach. The smell was pretty rough during our stay, but that's just nature doing its thing and not something I'd hold against the property. Not sure we'd stay here again, but we're definitely happy we went. It's a unique experience, the food was excellent, and the property is stunning. read more
20 days ago
Habitas it's been like a second home to me through the years and their staff like family. Prepaid our visit from September 12th through the 16th. We arrived and we're told there's no electricity no utilities and no guests. Stranded to find another hotel for our stay. Diego gave us his personal phone number and we visited the property during the day for drinks and a pool. Each day I spoke with Diego or the team and they promised that the reservations team was working on our refund. I initiated a challenge back with my payment source as Diego stopped responding to my requests for the refund via WhatsApp. Locals told us that the property has not been paying their suppliers and each day we visited the team told us that there were no guests on property at all. My beef is they have been without utilities and all but closed for a week prior to our arrival and waited until we flew thousands of miles and drove from Cancun to tell us at the gate. We saw several other guests trying to check in and met with the same challenge and sent away. We were told that electricity would be on by Monday and Monday came and went and there was no electricity on Wednesday we were told it could be a week or two. Yet they are still accepting money for reservations and not refunding people once they arrive to find that the hotel is closed. It is alarming that this property which was founded on Grace integrity character mindfulness and being present has resulted to scamming and lying and ruthless theft. At very least they should do the right thing and refund everybody immediately and stop taking reservations. They have shut down their social media and they have been taken off the Habitas General website. We opened a refund request with Priceline and Priceline has been unable to make any contact with anybody at the office and nobody on the property or in the company is returning calls to Priceline. Such an unfortunate demise to a wonderful space. We would have never expected such lack of moral compass from this team. Beware and do not prepay a reservation and if you call prior to your arrival and nobody answers that is a red flag for you to make other accommodations. read more
While sleeping in a very expensive tent may not be everyone's idea of luxury, it should certainly be everyone's idea of fun. Located right on the coast, Habitas is a remarkable example of natural preservation and a quintessential way to experience Tulum the way it's supposed to be. This private jungle oasis is easily approachable from the main road, with staff directing guests where to park, which is along the street. The tents are very comfortable and the AC was sufficient despite intense summer heat. All the amenities are there. One of the best things is that there are no problems with bugs inside the tent as long as you are careful in keeping the doctor closed. Evenings are filled with noises of nature, including coati that love to frequent the roof of the tent and patio. There is pure magic to that, being surrounded not just by jungle plants, but animals too. Yet, it is something to keep in mind for some guests: do not expect a Marriott or a Hilton. This is a very real nature hotel. The restaurant is amazing and the design is very slick. Staff are attentive and helpful at all times. There is a nice little bar as well. Prices are high, but reasonable for Tulum relative to other hotels. The main area that was a little disappointing was the cleanliness of the pool. The water was greasy and borderline murky looking. Thus, this was the only real downside of the property. The pool is tiny as well. The hotel does allow outside guests to pay money and visit, so that does not help with keeping the pool clean and is the only reason I cannot give 5 stars. The beach, while swimmable, was loaded up with seaweed in early summer. The staff did an amazing job trying to clean up the seaweed, but it felt like an impossible task as they worked most of the day, yet more seaweed kept coming. As a whole, a remarkable property that I can recommend with no hesitation. read more
1 year ago
We're just home after a short stay. We chose this after a lot of consideration over Mi Amor just down the beach and am so glad we did. We made arrangements through the hotel for a driver from Tulum airport. Benjamin. Great guy. He gave us lots of tips and ended up being the one to take us to the Cenotes. We met Hannibal first and he ended up being our go to guy for anything we needed. I wasn't sure what I was going to think about "glamping" for my 60th birthday. What a wonderful place. I would return time and time again. It's so relaxing. The staff were great. Rafael, Alexis, Will, and more that I'm drawing a blank on for names were all fantastic. They made us so comfortable. Great food. Great pool. Great beach. There was the sea weed thing but that didn't change anything for us. We took a couple of the classes they offered and had literally the best massage I think I've ever had. I think if you want to really relax and be pampered then give this place a look. Thx for a great stay and a first time visit to Tulum. Oh yeah, get a room with the plunge pool. You can thank me later. read more
2 years ago
Amazing! If you're in Tulum, this is a must-visit. The food is overpriced but very fresh. The service is incredibly friendly, and the ambiance is quiet, zen, romantic, and peaceful. There's even a live band playing outside. I love it and highly recommend it! read more
I had a lovely Sunday afternoon into evening at Habitas. Myself and two girlfriends went here to enjoy the Sunday afternoon day party. There were DJs, house music, and happy people dancing in the sun. The entire place was decorated beautifully and had so many delightful artistic touches. We had several drinks while there and in the end got very hungry and ordered dinner. They really shined at the presentation and the complexity of flavors. We ordered about 5 dishes to share, and each one was delicious. I will say that we were pretty drunk and didn't notice the bill we were racking up. We were surprised when the bill came, but that's on us. This place is more of a special occasion dining experience. I would come back if I was in the area and wanted to celebrate a special occasion with a special meal. read more
4 years ago
Habitas is magical, yes.... but... But you really get raked over the coals here. The breakfast wasn't included and they make you charge everything to the room, drinks, food, breakfast, water and coffee; none of its cheap. Tulum in general ain't cheap but at $430/night you'd thing they'd give you free eggs. No one, not once informed us of the bad side to staying in a "private pool room" until we got there. 1. It wasn't that private, the other pool tent is right next door and guess what, it's a tent... you can hear EVERYTHING! you know what I mean right? The pool was nice but the light didn't work, the water was cold, you can see right through your neighbors fence thing so we couldn't be as "free" as we wanted. The morning of checkout we went to breakfast and came back to two men in our room- Unwarned anyone would be there (cleaning the pool) we were alarmed to say the least and suspicious of missing money! The fridge is a great addition but I think they need a small safe, you pay so much for this place, they can really do a better job. 2. Yes there's a second downfall no one told us about until we arrived. Raccoons. Now they are friendly enough and won't attack or anything like that... however, it's a tent, and these raccoons like to come to the pool overnight to hang out and spa the f*ck out, can't blame them, but here's the issue: they got up on top of the tent and were tasking around waking us up... it was super strange to wake up and a bit funny but there was another on the deck going to town on what I at first thought was an animal, I didn't tell my girlfriend, I told her not to freak out and that I'd take care of them... I soon came to realize he was messing around with her brand new $200 bathing suit!? Yeah I was alarmed by the price tag too... Anyway, I seriously didn't Tel her now, I opened the door and shewed them away never to return, rescuing the sexy suit and saving the day but why weren't we told about any of this? Why did the bar and breakfast overcharge? Why was everything very money grabbing feeling? Tulum takes advantage of you Habitas emphasizes it. Splurge on two nights in Tulum, the rest of the time just slum it somewhere! @fork.the.world read more
5 years ago
Habitas is not your typical resort. If you want all inclusive look somewhere else. It's definitely an experience and a treat. The rooms are individual tents with a/c, we had the ocean front room. Definitely the best room. You can hear the ocean and it's more private then the others. The other rooms are on the walking trails and ppl could look in if you don't close the curtains. Drinks and food were awesome, they cook everything in an oven. They offer yoga and meditation. The pool and beach front isn't huge, but still enjoyable. The staff is amazing! read more
I did not stay here, so I will only review the restaurant and the beach club Pro: amazing decoration, really nice vibe, great service, and good food. Cons: the mixologist was one of the worst in tulum by far, I did not like any drink and we try different ones just to hopefully get a better, but it was not his thing. Music was also so bad, really boring like the one they play at an elevator, and again they do not have shisha/hooka. So if you come for brunch or lunch you will be satisfied, but if you are trying to get a taboo or papaya playa vibe, I don't think this is the place. read more
7 years ago
I can't say enough great things about this place! When we first arrived they immediately took our luggage to our room and they showed us around the resort. We were blown away by the amazing aromas, vibey music, & beautiful exteriors of the place! Everyone who worked there was so friendly and they made the experience so personable by calling us by our names and always greeting us. We loved how it also wasn't overly-crowded and there didn't seem to be many outsiders coming in to use the pool or beach which kept it extra chill and quiet. They were on top of their game when it came to the room too - we noticed one of our light bulbs went out (which wasn't a big deal since we still had other lighting) and before we even remembered to mention it to them it was already fixed. We went during mosquito season so they had some sort of natural repellant to keep them away. All of the other restaurants and resorts had it too but it only does so much, so bring STRONG insect repellant if you go from July-December. We stayed in the jungle tents and thought the outdoor shower and bathroom was a really fun touch, although to us it would have been worth it to pay the extra for oceanfront where there were less mosquitos from the sea breeze. The food was all incredible and by the end of our trip I think we ordered about everything off the menu. It's all super healthy, full of flavor, and presented in a beautiful and creative way. We had the guac and arugula salad multiple times during our stay. For breakfast, the avocado toast was a favorite, and if you love olives & sun-dried tomato's you'll enjoy the vegan toast! Tip-If you're going to book a massage, make sure it's not during a time when there's construction going on (before 9 or after 5). They seemed to always be working on the roof of a tent which can be loud during the day. Regardless, it was still a wonderful experience. We didn't get a chance to do much of the other activities the place offered but they looked amazing!! My friend recommended this place to me and I highly highly recommend it to anyone else! read more
5 years ago
Awesome place! Rooms are spotless, service throughout the hotel is exceptional, food at the restaurant is great and the staff is extremely helpful! I have been to other areas in Mexico and haven't ever came close to feeling this comfortable. The hotel is a whole vibe! Gardeners here know what they are doing!! Another plus for Americans is that almost everyone here at the hotel knows English. Just Incase you aren't able to communicate in Spanish well. Definitely 5 stars and plan on coming back in the future! read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
I dined at the restaurant at Habitas and it was outstanding! I'd love to go back and stay on the property some time. I did get to see one of the jungle suites and it was beautiful! The property doesn't look like much from the street but once you're inside, the exclusivity of this property unfolds with the gorgeous jungle pathway leading to the restaurant, infinity pool, bar and ocean. The seating areas on this property are stunning! Each section looks like a work of art. The food was excellent! Service was good. The live band was outstanding! There is a deck with a nice view and the bar is fun with the hammock swings. Would love to go back and spend more time! read more
7 years ago
Love this place. I would return and recommend it to friends. The staff here is amazing. The glamping style tents are very comfortable. The AC is a must in Mexico. There is a way to lock the tents and there is a safe. We felt like our property was very safe. They also have a security team. We enjoyed the mezcal tasting, yoga, and a Mayan clay ceremony. All of which were a great experience. The pool is clean and there are plenty of beds or chairs to relax in. Again the staff is amazing. They made us feel very comfortable. Only con would be the bikes, but there are restaurants you can walk to, and taxis waiting almost always. read more
This place was nothing short of spectacular. Heard so much about this place it was hard not to come and check it out myself. Let me start off by thanking the staff there for their superior service. Mind you, I only came in for some drinks at the bar. This place was amazing I mean you walk into a lush green jungle with incense burning and the rooms are just beautiful. The place really makes you forget wherever you're coming from. The bar is located on the beach side with an infinity pool just by it as well. My server, Ivan, was just awesome. He was super friendly, attended every need we had awesome conversation he just made my time there just thay much better it was a pleasure having him around. The bartender was also great he gave us a couple of shots on the house accompanied with garlic roasted crickets and they were so tasty! We spent about 5 hours at this place and if you're in the bar you have access to the beds on the beach, the pools and the dining area which all of it is just wonderful. I dont know how else to do this place justice. Lastly, after a long day of drinking. lol Unfortunately, I left my camera at the bar. I didnt notice until the next day when I was frantically looking around for it. I thought I would be left it there. Drove back, to them the people remembered me by name and all they even told me about my camera and they had found it where I left it by the bar. These guys are true champs the place was just amazing. Definitely coming back and sending everyone I know here. Way to go Habitas! read more
5 years ago
Absolutely spectacular hotel, amazing service from every staff member from waiters to groundskeepers everyone has been a delight. We felt safe and extremely comfortable and absolutely loved the food at their restaurant from breakfast to dinner. Plus loved the outdoor showers. Everything about this place was amazing read more
9 years ago
2 Words... MAGICAL AF. This is our 2nd time coming to Tulum and this hotel has it all. I never really thought I'd need a pool in Tulum but I'm so glad they had one...an amazing one at that! Lounging in a pool at the edge of the ocean on a 90 degree day with 90% humidity is an absolute must. We checked in super late, 11pm. I didn't even know what we were about to wake up to. Glamping in huge air conditioned tents in the jungle, on the beach, huge balconies ...amazing. Outdoor shower, comfy beds, ac blasting, Moroccan vibes, sooooo happy. Now it's time for breakfast...O M G. The food is next level, the service is even better. This is one of those places you can't even describe in words. Every thing was perfect. Best margaritas I've ever had, hubby agrees...and he's Mexican so his opinion on margaritas really matters lol. Ceviche and guacamole while in the pool iced the cake on our 1st day. So fresh, so healthy. Instead of chips it comes with plantain chips. This place is for sure after my heart. Octopus and lamb meatballs for lunch. Why did we go to Gitano for dinner I have no idea. Best meals and drinks at Habitas hands down. Thank you Habitas. You are beautiful, you are magical and I will definitely be back. read more
6 years ago
We went here last night to Moro for dinner. Our last meal in Tulum. We were very disappointed, to say the least. We ordered the avocado salad, shrimp dish, pork belly and cabbage. Which they were out of so we got carrots instead. All of the food was "ok" nothing was amazing. The shrimp was undercooked and not good. We each had 1 bite and kindly sent it back. Our waitress, who was very nice said, "A lot of people send this dish back." With that being said, we got the check and the shrimp was still on it. She said she can't take the dish off. I asked to speak to a manager and the hostess came over to tell me "They can't remove a dish just because we don't like it?" In my experience that's exactly why you remove a dish from the check. She was rude, the food wasn't good and it was a very disappointing last meal. Lots of other better places in Tulum, won't be coming back. read more
7 years ago
CUTE CUTE spot in Tulum! This place is definitely an instagram trap, But the food was honestly delicious and drinks were very strong. My octopus dish was delectable and did just the trick! The ambiance was trendy and with a view of the beach sitting outdoors. The staff was very attentive and willing to talk us through figuring out our best option for what to eat. I would go back! A little on the expensive side, as are all nice spots in Tulum. read more
8 years ago
7 years ago
This resort and it's restaurant are amazing. The staff is so friendly. It is a very eco/chic boutique style hotel, laid back but elegant. Order the shrimp Ceviche. You will not be disappointed! read more
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8 years ago
First of all: This hotel is perfectly located, has comfortable and big "rooms" (tents) that are planned with love to detail, beach and pool area is wonderful (though beach is not very big) and everything all in all is very stylish. Staff was remarkably good and the team is also very fun. Wifi is highspeed and accessible everywhere in the hotel, including rooms, which was just perfect. The experience at this hotel is unique and definately should not be missed when in Tulum!! Why only 4 stars not 5? We were at odds with this one - since the stay was really worth the while and we loved the staff. Unfortunaley one of the hotel owners decided to give an electronical concert during our stay that was supposed to be in the afternoon - so far so good. Due to weather conditions it was held at night and went on for 3 hours until 00:30. The base was (which also didn't sound very good) a lot to loud and really - this was inacceptable. There was no place in the hotel to get a bit of rest, after all the rooms are tents, so it feels like the dj is sitting under your bed. We planned a trip the next day early in the morning and had to reschedule because we didn't sleep enough. Imagine having to catch a flight! Next day - concert again, same problem, but in the afternoon. This would have been ok, since it was in the beach area and only affected our stay at the beach. It was too loud for us, but others might like it, so no hurt feelings. The concert at night left us no choice, but to reduce our rating by one star. Not very "relaxing" :-( read more
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My girlfriend and I had stayed here for 3 days and this place is worth it all. We had the jungle view room and the walk to the pool and beach was under 5 mins. Their pool view is so lovely. Their bar seats are very unique and cool. Instead of regular chairs, you'll be sitting inside a small hammock. Our room was a tent and it had an outdoor bathroom which was very cool. It's like a camping outdoor type of experience with an ac inside your tent. They have a 24 hour security which makes you feel safe. Overall experience, if you like to enjoy an outdoor hostel type of vacation with an outstanding customer service, this is the place to come. Everyone is so friendly and helpful, especially Angel and Ernesto. They were very friendly and fun to talk to. If you need tips on what to do or where to go, just ask Angel and Ernesto. They will give you great spots to go visit. Leo was very helpful too. Very friendly and outgoing young fella who will help you with your luggage and always have a smile on his face. Don't afraid to ask him for help when needed. read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
"Glamping" at its finest. Stayed here for 3 nights in early April. A complete unique and inviting experience. Angel, Ernesto, Leo and the rest of the staff members were warm and welcoming. I can't say enough about all the staff members of Habitas. They will go out of their way to help accommodate to your needs. Pros: amazing staff, pool views, spacious rooms/tents, air conditioned, beachfront, free yoga and other classes, free bikes for use, well-secured property with 24 hour security, soft linens, organic products for use, comfortable bed and more. Cons: not enough beds or chairs when beach is busy to non-members of the hotel. read more
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