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Habitas

3.9 (47 reviews)
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Yesenia A.

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!

Ewa U.

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)

One of the many art pieces on the property
Omayra O.

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.

Doug W.

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

Eggs Benny
Susan N.

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!

More tostadas
Andrea M.

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.

Vegan toast, Avocado toast, coffee
Lindsay K.

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!

The Pool area
Aiden J.

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!

Inside the tents
G C.

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.

Couple shots and garlic roasted crickets, courtesy of the bartender. Yum!
David L.

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!

Joaquin B.

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

Octopus yesssssss
Jeni W.

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.

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Azulik - Dinner view

Azulik

(208 reviews)

$$$

Well, when we arrived for check-in, everything seemed as expected. We were greeted and introduced…read moreto the concierge. We were given the information about the property and all the amenities as well as given a tour and then shown to our room, typically when you first arrive, they perform a greeting cleanse to, clear energy, set your vibe and give you a little taste of the beautiful Mayan cultural traditions. Unfortunately, when we were shown over to the location where they perform the energy cleanse no one was there so they said we'd have to come back the next day which never ended up happening. Finally, moments before we were checking out we asked if it was possible just to see what the experience was like before we left. That part was actually really good, especially after our experience staying here for six days, which will make sense by the end of this review. When we checked in, it was already dark out but the design and lighting as well as the bio inspired architecture which fuses art in nature was pretty cool to see. They only give you one key for your room for some odd reason, it was a little inconvenient because it meant that me and my wife had to be together at all moments and couldn't explore or do services separately without the hassle of having to meet up to share the key, or the other option is to go walk all the way to the front desk, which, although the walk is beautiful, the design of the floor is made out of a bunch of branches for the walkway and is very difficult to navigate, especially at night so walking turned out to be more of a hassle, but that's just me being nit-picky. The other option is you can reach out to your concierge and then they can send someone which means you're waiting sometimes 5 to 10 minutes, again very small minor inconveniences but nonetheless adds up when staying there for six days. It definitely has an effect on the overall appeal and serenity that one would expect from a place like this. The room itself had two very small shelf like closets definitely not enough hangers or space to accommodate both of our very limited wardrobe that we brought. I had to put 2 to 3 shirts on one hanger and hang the pants inside and that's literally all I brought other than T-shirts and socks and underwear and one pair of nice shoes I literally packed very minimal and still didn't have enough space... again very small inconvenience but nonetheless 20 different small inconveniences all fused together to make one kind of annoying overall experience. Now I can say that I have mixed feelings about the minimal electricity and necessity to use tea candles for our lighting, but I respect the sustainability aspect of it and it did make very nice environment and mood. The only downside is they tell you that you don't blow the candles out and you can leave them on overnight and we had one explode right next to our heads and over all of our bathroom essentials. The shower is right in the middle there's no protection for water so it gets all over the floor, I nearly slipped a few times because of it. Probably sounds nit picky, but these are things I believe make it or break it for places like this. We experienced some type of mishap daily. We ordered hot water and they brought a dirty used coffee pot. They left the dirty brush in the toilet area. Didn't pick it up until the following day. Asked us if we could place it outside the door. Took forever to bring blankets. They got maybe 8/10 requests wrong and charged us for some and denied that, so wasn't able to get a refund. wasn't much, but principally speaking it's horrible feeling in the midst of many things going wrong. Atmosphere - 90% (small weird sewage smell almost everywhere except the room) Vibe - 80% Cost - 75% should be more enjoyable for the price imo... i dont mind paying extra for experience when its on point Food - 60% (first meal, room-service, was incredible {and cost matched that} every other meal on property lacked in all ways except the sushi which we enjoyed as a snack before going to dinner off site. Really over priced in general but the experience and design makes it palatable. Service - 2 stars overall (except for our concierge who had to deal with her associates lack of professionalism and incredible number of mistakes made each day). Location/architecture,view - 100 (If it wasn't for the sound of the ocean slapping the rocks below our balcony and the sound of the waves soothing us at night, waking up to the most amazing view from bed facing the ocean and the sunrise and also the sunsets each night with a great breeze and insane temperatures than this trip would probably have been all bad. My suggestion. Book 1-2 nights for the location and view then find a better spot elsewhere.

Although I found the resort to be beautiful, the customer service was far below the level I expect…read morefrom a hotel of this price range (I paid $600+ for ocean front room/night). There are no concierge reliably onsite. You are given a WhatsApp number to text and sometimes they can be very slow to respond. First issue I ran into was the concierge's lack of punctuality and poor communication regarding bike rentals. She promised a bike at 8am but 15 mins before the agreed upon time texted me that she could not follow through. I agreed to wait until 10 but was delayed a second time until 11. The second delay was not even communicated to me without my prompting. See chat screenshots. The main issue was my balcony was flooded by careless guests upstairs who left their outdoor tub running (see pic). I was splashed and had to change. My phone also got wet and I could not charge it for the rest of the night until it dried. I could have had other valuables such as electronics out that could have been irreparably damaged and I could not use either loungers, which were soaking wet for the rest of the day/night. The water ran for 10 mins before hotel staff could stop it. No one came to clean my balcony. However, most disappointing was the concierge's refusal to take accountability for the incident (again, see screenshots). I would have been happy with a complementary margarita but instead was completely dismissed. I asked to speak to a manager on site and was told there were none. I asked for an email address or phone number and was given only the reservation email address. I detailed my experience in an email and waited 2 weeks before righting this review. No one replied. It is my experience that guests' conduct at the hotel is within the control and part of the hotel's responsibility and that top tier hospitality establishments, which I had assumed Azulik to be, value customer satisfaction and have accountability. I was sadly wrong.

Hotel Mi Amor - View of restaurant

Hotel Mi Amor

(53 reviews)

$$$

Had an amazing time staying at Mi Amor in mid December. We had a 5 night stay and the weather in…read moretulum was great but the plunge pool was very good at night. The concierge service was helpful they were able to call restaurant and cabs for us. The location of Mi Amor was also great, not that far from tulum ruins. We were also able to walk to the beach within 5 minutes. Food and service were excellent. We ate breakfast basically every morning at the hotel and we enjoyed everything from the pancakes, granola, oat, avocado toast, teas, and coffees. For lunch and dinner we ate at Mezzanine, casa Maria, and also went outside of the national park down by the hotel zone. The massage was great, we booked ahead of time for the couples massage and really liked it. Overall, we had an amazing experience at Mi Amor, we felt safe and enjoyed our time there.

Located farther north on playa paraiso - approx 3 miles from el centro tulum - this purposefully…read morereclusive jungle haven caters to couples and their blissfully romantic time. The concierge is wonderful and attention to detail too notch ... for example, every night, you'll find a complimentary thermos w/ sleepy time tea and truffles in your room, alongside a love note. Your room will be cleaned daily and even your iPhone cords will be beautifully folded up. I recommend getting a room closer to the ocean side as things can get load from main road. Enjoy the breakfast (and entire menu!) here as the food is best of all of tulum.

Hotel Calaluna - sunrise

Hotel Calaluna

(9 reviews)

$$

Loved staying at this hotel! (May 2019) It was quiet (adult only), clean, staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful with all questions we had. We had the King Room with a sea view (room #20) the room was right on the beach.. absolutely lovely! The free breakfast every morning was terrific! You walk across the street to the other half of the hotel and the women cook your breakfast to order! There were 5 different things to choose from every morning plus fresh fruit, coffee and juice. Don't forget to tip! There was a security guard on the premises all night as well. Great food and shopping right outside the hotel on the street! I've read reviews on other websites with people expecting more services or generally disliking this hotel, but I don't see how.. This is a nice, quiet, quaint hotel NOT a resort so don't expect to be waited on or all the amenities. Electricity is limited so heads up: no blow dryers or curling irons and use lights minimally to be eco-conscious. But you CAN charge your phone (outlets right next to bed) Also, no flushing TP so it must put in a little trash can under the sink, but we had no problems with this. There is the Sargassum seaweed problem on the beach but this is not fault of the hotel and the few hotels on the same beach shared with Calaluna work everyday to clear the seaweed for the guests but it builds up quickly. The seaweed didn't bother us, the beach was still very relaxing and there's so much other stuff to do in the area (ruins & cenotes) Would stay here again!

Amazing place we have been going to for many years. It is very bohemian which we like. A great…read moreescape from the technology and modern world. We can completely unwind on our beachfront cabana and private deck. Fantastic on the beach service with fresh food and drinks. Even during the rain, it's romantic. Our room is airy, breezy and makes up for not having air conditioning. We especially love the massages on the beach. If you come, ask for Natalia Munoz. High quality, customized massages. She will make you renewed and whole again. I've had chiropractors in the USA and she far exceeds expectations! The surrounding area has many restaurants to please your palette including pastry and gelato shops! Town center isn't more than 15 min ride. Many great things to say about Tulum in general including swimming w the turtles. But it is becoming more crowded and commercialized. Ironically making Calaluna a wonderful break away from the hustle and bustle despite being a part of this growing town! **if you require hot luxurious showers, electricity for your hot roller, curlers, hair straightener, blow dryer etc - then this is not your place. This place is to disconnect from the modern world. Enough electricity to charge your phones, iPads and has wifi. Your playground would be the resort and town. Your beauty....Au natural

Punta Piedra - My room decorated for my birthday.

Punta Piedra

(20 reviews)

$$

Terrible hotel. We were out in room B. The air conditioner and toilet did not work upon arrival. We…read morelet them know and they said they would come and fix it. First night we sweat all night and couldn't sleep. The next day they came and "fixed" it. The cleaning lady even said our room was so hot and the other rooms are supper cold. I'm in the room now, day 2 and we are SWEATING just sitting down at 7pm. We asked again and the manager said the air was fixed. It isn't. We asked if we could be moved to a different room, he said no it's sold out. We asked if we could check out and get our money back, he said no refunds. So basically, screw us! His attitude was awful!!! I would also like to mention the room wasn't clean upon arrival. It looked tidy, but the shower had a lot of sand and the coffee cups had leftover sugar and coffee in them which means they didn't clean the fridge area at all!!! Terrible resort, avoid it at all costs. I travel a lot and this is the worst place I have ever stayed.

I stayed here for New Year's Eve 2020. We booked last minute so the price was high, but I loved the…read morebeachfront view and the privacy of the room. Every day, there was a free breakfast (you could pick from french toast and fruit or a rice 'n beans and fruit thing) which was nice. The food wasn't the most exciting, but it was filling. Across the street from them, there's an adorable taco place (sweet potato tacos) that did 2 for 1 drinks happy hour for five hours a day, and I got enormous mojitos, larger than my face for around $3 each. At Punta Piedra, my room was cleaned daily, with new towels, and they had a nice bowl of water by my door for me to wash off my sandy feet. The owner of the place was really helpful in explaining the taxi/bus system and in calling me cabs (we'd been ripped off at the airport and were nervous) and I liked having someone I could trust. I locked my stuff in the safe every night and in the day when we went out (two MacBooks, an iPad, passports) and nothing was stolen. The safe didn't feel very secure -- the lock was kind of iffy, but the room did, and as we had a beach view, and a private building, it would have been hard for a stranger to rob us. The sea was gorgeous and blue, but had some seaweed in it, as we'd expected. However: there's a way around this. Walk up or down the beach (you can get to this by climbing over the rocks at the side, or a looooong walk via road) and stretches of the beaches there (not all, but some) were seaweed free; the tide does what it wants, right? I swam and paddled and had a lovely time. BRING SUNCREAM. It gets hot. Would love to go back.

La Conchita Hotel - Terrible esperienza

La Conchita Hotel

(1 review)

While visiting Playa del Carmen, we decided to make a 2-night side trip to nearby Tulum and were…read morestunned by how expensive hotels were in the area. I did some searching on a travel app and up popped La Conchita at a very reasonable price. And while the reviews were great, I still wasn't sure what to expect since this place was 1/3 the price of other nearby hotels. Well, all I can say is: wow. This adorable, hyperlocal little mini resort is everything we were looking for. It features a cluster of grass-roofed cabanas surrounding a lush, tropical courtyard filled with white Caribbean sand. Every room has an outdoor seating area (some larger than others) so you can enjoy the ocean - which is only steps away as La Conchita is located right on the beach. It was so amazing to be lulled asleep every night by the loud, crashing waves. The property is no frills - there's no on-site spa, bar, or restaurant. But there's a beach club literally right next door which you can order from while enjoying La Conchita's private (and complimentary to guests) palapas and beach mattresses. There are also massages available in the beach area for a reasonable price - we saw many people partaking of them while we were there. Our room itself was big, bright, and comfortable. The bed was luxurious, the bathroom small-but-clean; and the room contained all the basic amenities we could need for our short visit: a small fridge to keep the beers cold, and a Nespresso machine for morning coffee. Our unit (#5) faced the beach directly, and we spent lots of time on our patio, watching the waves crash and the palm trees blow in the breeze. There are also several restaurants and bars lining the street, all within walking distance. Our favorite was Potheads, and elevated coffee shop with delicious food (and espresso, of course). We also dined at the tapas bar next door and it was delicious. They also offer a 10% discount to La Conchita guests for breakfast and dinner. When we left La Conchita we both agreed we can't wait to go back here on our next trip to the area!

Habitas - hotels - Updated May 2026

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