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Lush & beautiful resort 'community' boasting 3 different restaurants. We landed on 'La popular' for the evening .. upon entry, you'll find yourself walking through lush green pathways eventually leading to your destination. Tables, chairs are all on sand, with an open kitchen; bohemian sheers hanging over you. Food wise, the menu is modest, but the tuna steak was particularly tasty and generous.
Great Bougie Hotel, nicely decorated restaurant. Cool boho vibe. Ok I was super excited to have lunch here with my favorite daughter. ( I only have one daughter) The food seemed really overpriced and I live in one of the more expensive States in the USA so I'm accustomed to overpriced restaurants. The service was poor and the food was underwhelming and undercooked. When I converted the pesos to dollars a casual lunch for two skinny ladies with taxes and tip no alcohol or desserts it was about $300.00
I really wanted to love Nomade. It's a beautiful place with a mostly great staff. We stayed this past week in one of the tree house rooms which was so nice. The beach was great. Sugar sand. It was the season of the sea weed but in no way affected us or this review. The wait staff for La Popular beach restaurant were great. Very attentive. Great food and drinks. The breakfast at Macondo was really good every day. So delicious and filling. Our waiters during breakfast were so good. Especially "the brothers". We came here because Nomade touts itself as a relaxing zen vibe kinda place. Looking for a relaxing retreat to do some self care. I had a couple of things that almost ruined our whole trip. They have a "party" night which I was not aware of. I love to party. I'm not dead. It was just the loud rave music pounded into our brains until 1 am. Also during this party we tried to join for some drinks since we couldn't sleep. Not very crowded as I think it's not the high season here. We were completely ignored. I'm not sure what we did wrong. We eventually just left and walked across the street to Wild restaurant and ended up spending the next two nights there for food and drinks instead. We never tried the other restaurants for dinner just due to the poor treatment at Macondo party night. We also had a bathroom door that we couldn't get them to fix for us. Sounds silly but without a bathroom door in the treehouse you're open for every bug and crazy heat. Luckily it was our last night. Again it just felt like they didn't really care enough to respond. Anyway, They still get four stars for the positives. I would probably return for the beach and people watching. Also just to eat so easily across the road.
I stayed at Nomade, and loved everything about it, but this review is for Kuu - the sushi restaurant within Nomade. It was easily the best meal I had in Tulum (and I dined at a Michelin star restaurant while there); possibly the best meal of my life. We dined with chef Diego - he was very attentive and his hands worked magic. My only regret is that I didn't go back a second time. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend going for the omakase meal. (My photos do not do it justice)
Definitely a spot to eat when in Tulum!!! Ambiance: it's very laid back and relaxing. The area is an open space and you sit on bean bags. The music is semi-loud. They usually walk around with a smoke to smoke out the insect because it is in the jungle. Food: DELICIOUS!!!! So fresh and savory!! I especially love the salmon it was grilled to prefect in and the taste was in point!!! The grilled squid was very fresh also, just wished it was burnt a little more. The fish tacos were delicious especially the flour that it came with, very fresh and tasty. The drinks isn't too bad. Service: Service was amazing!! People are very friendly and there outfit is so down to earth like the natives that use to live here long long ago.
This review is about Macando, the Moroccan restaurant in Nomadé. Disappointment!! The evening started great as we walked in. the hostess was friendly and we were seated promptly. We ordered drinks which were decent but nothing to write home about. The appetizers were also fine- Falafel and Hummus with Pita bread. The big disappointment was the Chicken Tagine. No couscous, no rice and the dish was very briny and sour. Called the server to see if we could get some rice or couscous with it but got no answer. Asked the manager who told us 15 minutes later that the kitchen was unable to do anything to fix the dish. We asked for it to be sent back and the manager disappeared for another 10 minutes and then came back to ask what we would like instead. We opted for the chicken kabobs which were presented well but lacked flavor. As soon as the kabobs came to the table the waiter asked for us to close out our check!! No reason given. Total lack of service. We expected way better but we're thoroughly disappointed. Ambience was great hence the 2 stars. This place has potential but needs to get its act together.
Big heart, eager to please, not so eco-friendly. La Popular beachside eatery is lovely, as is the adjoining beachfront lounge bed area, and the pool. Nice mellow music. Food is pretty good, but inconsistentl. I expected more "yoga" food - at least they do have one Kombucha choice. Service throughout the resort is attentive and very friendly. The concierge is always extremely responsive on What's App. Eco-resort claim is questionable. Thankfully they do not use plastic water bottles. But they do encourage the use of loads of paper napkins, plastic wrap, ice, and MOUNTAINS of towels (absolute no way to re-use your towels unless you hide them from housekeeping). Food - certainly no way to know if they are sourcing sustainably, but with the volume, it's unlikely. And loads of fruit, bread and spreads are wasted every morning at breakfast. The programs are a highlight - don't miss Lola's Kundalini, Audeo yoga, Bibi's energetic sex class, Sabine's breathwork, Matt's full body fitness. The concierge will give you a description for each class if you ask. The yoga shala is in the jungle - very beautiful spot but no view of the ocean. The Tezmacal was almost 3 hours and a bit of a suffer fest - make sure you ask a lot of questions before you commit. Breakfast - we really liked the yogurt/fruit/açaí bowls, but the egg dishes were just OK. The greens, capers, avocado and other sides were good, but the actual eggs just weren't very good eggs. It was nice that they have a gluten-free pancakes option. I was pretty disappointed in the fruit - none of it seemed very ripe or sweet. It didn't really seem any better than the fruit that we get back in the United States. We were expecting a bit of luxury, but we're disappointed at how rustic the Arena suite was. Although it does have a super stable bed (wink wink) and is a great location. Very close to the beach, although no direct view of the beach. Because of the dense foliage, not many of the rooms actually seem to have a view of the ocean, which is fine because you really just want to be down at the beach side most of the time anyway. Hot water was fickle. They have 100 rooms at the property, and none of the rooms are actually labeled, so it's hard to know if they actually even put you in your room category or not. Only 16 spots for each yoga class, so sometimes people would get turned away if they didn't arrive early enough. Maybe about 14 bikes for the property, which was always enough when we were there, but I think it was still low season. It's reccomended to bring a headlamp because our room was very dark and the power went out a few times. They have some mini-fridges, but not enough for every room. We really appreciated having one for leftovers (bring your own Tupperware!) Favorite nearby restaurants: Wild, Real Coconut and Chiringuito. There is a good spot to launch kites just south of Nomade. Also a popular spot to launch about a 5 minute walk to the north. There was only enough wind for Kiting 3 days for the middle 21 days in November. Still raining a fair amount. The road to Tulum is horrendous and it takes 30-60 minutes or more to get to Tulum for cenotes/ruins/etc.
I can't wait to go back! The service was amazing, the room was luxurious, but I felt like I was in the jungle
My friend and I were interested in checking out Nomade for lunch on the beach with our toes in the sand. The property was located close to where we were staying, so we walked up from the beach and asked for a table in the shade. The menu is pretty extensive and has a lot of fresh and healthy options. I wanted fish tacos but the tuna tartare sounded really appealing as well, so I got both. When the tartare arrived with a basket of pita, I asked if I could swap out with tortilla chips which was not a problem. My friend ordered the shrimp tacos and a handful of the veggie options, which come in full or half-sized portions. We both opted for fresh juices over cocktails, which was a nice, refreshing alternative. All of the food was delicious and my friend was able to get her leftover veggies wrapped up to go. As you can see from my photo, everything was plated beautifully and I would say this was one of my favorite meals of the trip. Also, the ambiance is chill and there are some great photo opps. I'd be curious to know what the hotel is like, too!
I do not understand how anyone can write a bad review on this hotel. It's absolutely beautiful, clean and their staff is attentive and so kind. I booked a king room and was upgraded to a suite for no extra cost and it was immaculate. They cleaned it every day and replenished our water. It's definitely a jungle, eco friendly vibe, not a deluxe chain resort....But so is Tulum! I absolutely loved how the hotel strip is basically all open air huts unlike Cancun and Mazatlan. My service at the beach club was over the top. Pedro and Jose served me all week during the day and both of them were so attentive and friendly. Their food and drinks were delicious and healthy! My favorites were the fish tacos, the hibiscus punch and the cucumber cocktail. The complimentary breakfast was enough food for the whole day and delicious (I'm not a morning person so only had it once but I was thoroughly impressed). It is seaweed season right now so if that bothers you, wait! I didn't mind, I went into their pool to cool off when I was hot and it was never crowded. Concierge was extremely helpful and friendly. I did not do yoga but they have lots of classes. I definitely recommend this hotel to anyone that is looking for a chill, non-spring breaky vibe and also not a retiree vibe. Most people were 25-50.
11 months ago
Service - we were greeted with a mini bevvies & someone even came with a wheelbarrow to bring our luggage to our rooms. everyone in the wellness center was extremely friendly and helpful. we had a few instances at the restaurants where people did not come over to seat us or take our orders and we had to flag someone down. not sure if that was because we went during off season. overall - very friendly & helpful. ambiance - the check-in area is outdoors with a cute lounge area. you walk down a sandy path towards the bungalows/units. you def feel like you are in the jungle with all of the plants & creatures (geckos, birds, iguanas, bugs). the different restaurants have different vibes. rooms - we opted for the bungalow **NOT THE SAME AS A STANDARD ROOM* which was basically a tent w/ an outdoor bathroom. meaning yes - you are going to be shitting & showering with the creatures. and everyone will be able to hear you! i thought it was going to be cute, but i got over that very fast & wished we got gotten either a standard room or upgraded to a bathroom that was indoors. it was kind of cool to shower next to a palm tree, but not so cool to have to pee with the possibility of a gecko falling onto your head. we did have AC though which was essential! activities - * cacao ceremony: beautiful ceremony. made me think of chocolate in a different way. held on-site and in the yoga shala. * yoga (2 different sessions): we tried to do the off-site yoga and we did not sign up early enough so we got turned away! so we did yoga on-site (again at the yoga shala). exercise has not been a focus of mine so it was TOUGH! but there were different levels and classes available. i appreciated both even if i struggled. *ice bath (private): i loved this. we did breath work beforehand. then we each got into the bath for 3 mins. our instructor was great. also held at the yoga shala on-site. food - 2 restaurants on-site. macondo was only open the first night we were there. which i was very sad about because they had the best hummus & pita. they also had a DJ so the place was insanely packed. very chill atmosphere with the couches. the other resto option was la popular which was on the beach. we had most of our meals here which was nice to be ON THE BEACH. but beware of creatures - birds stealing food & shitting on you. & iguanas crawling under the tables. ceviche from here was *chefs kiss* who would have thought grapes and shrimp went well together. !! TIP !! Bring bug spray or some bug repellant. we got eaten up. by the end of the trip i prob had over 50 bug bites all over. very very rough! read more
1 year ago
We needed a quick escape and decided to come to Tulum for a few days. We saw a few YouTube videos on Nomade and thought it looked beautiful so decided to stay here. First, let me just say that taxis and parking in tulum are insane. Despite this being a high end resort there is no shuttle for guests and no parking. So you're beholden to leveraging their bikes which you can rent for free between 12-5 daily or the ridiculous taxis waiting outside the entrance. If you do choose to rent a car, parking is street only and this seems ridiculous for a resort. I will note on their website they say they have parking but when we reached out directly to the hotel to inquire about parking (because we were considering renting a car) they explicitly told us it was street parking only. Ok, since we are on the negatives I'll continue by noting that check in isn't until 4pm daily so an early arrival means you can hang out in the public areas but just be aware of that when you dress for an early arrival. The other negatives, our beach access suite (the second most expensive room/suite available) did have its own pool and outdoor seating area but this area only got early morning sun. This made the area not very enjoyable to use for the majority of the day because it was fully enclosed/shaded and the "lounge area" was a couch so not ideal for lounging. Additionally, we saw a few crawly uninvited guests in our room. Ants in our toilet room and then a rather large cockroach on our sink/vanity area. With the indoor/outdoor nature vibe of this resort these guests I'm sure are a common nuisance but definitely not what you'd expect for $1000/night. The area of the resort is very intricate and maze like and while this weaving of the jungle/beach is a vibe it for sure it is not accessible to anyone with mobility issues. One of the main dining areas also offered primarily low/backless seating so again, not the best for comfort or accessibility. We also had power outages our last night - this definitely made the room pretty humid and difficult to sleep in (but the storm was great to listen to and watch). For a place like this and a per night rate as high as they charge, they should have dependable generators. Also, not necessarily a negative but important to note, there are no TVs in any of the rooms, so bring a few great books and indulge in the activities and conversations with your fellow guests. The resort does have great beach accessibility with plenty of loungers for guests. But the area also had a LOT of people walking around during the day selling various items. This definitely made it feel less like a private beach and more just like a public one which was again, disappointing. The last negative I will give for this place is we did meet up with friends who live in Tulum and who came over to join us for a lounge-y day and despite again, having one of the most expensive per night suites they did try to charge us for their "day passes". Thankfully, they said they'd make an exception which honestly, shouldn't even be a discussion given the room cost and the fact that we ordered food and drink throughout the day and had it charged to the room. So now for some highlights - as the YouTube and instareel highlights will showcase the resort itself is very "vibey". The suite we stayed in was nicely appointed and did have lots of big spacious windows providing great sea views and sounds. The bed was very comfy and big - plus the room came with a separate large seating lounge area. The pool and water feature was beautiful but again because it was shaded for the majority of the day the water remained pretty crisp. Another positive is there are daily activities you can sign up for and experience - including various yoga, sound bathing, and a really cool bonfire and stargazing. The main eating area also had live DJs and music on the nights we stayed and that was great to have available. The food was really tasty albeit very tourist priced. We enjoyed snacks on the beach (the tuna tartar and guacamole were both super fresh and delicious) and dinner at Mercado the first night (taboule salad and a great Mediterranean take on a taco). Both of these dishes were tasty and big enough to share. Our booking did include a daily breakfast but ordering more than one coffee resulted in a charge and that seems pretty petty when the cost per night is over $1000usd. It's also important to note that if you have an early check out, and pay for the breakfast, your option on your departure date is a sad boxed "lunch". This again, is wildly unacceptable for the cost. Guests leaving early should be able to place a breakfast order to go the night before their departure and not just be given a sad, tasteless boxed option. All in all, it was a great getaway for us because we were able to switch off but we'd not recommend this as a place that's worth its nightly rate. If we come back to Tulum we will for sure look for different accommodations. read more
The pros - stunning location and easy access to the beach from most rooms - can basically walk around the property barefoot - onsite sushi omakase is absolutely outstanding - the beach, and property, even the restaurants have incredibly soft white sand throughout - included day beds The cons - management pretty unhelpful - for instance when we checked in there was a leak and it took multiple attempts of telling them to get a maintenance guy over. Then the maintenance guy left a mess and told me to contact reception to get a cleaner- then reception again did not send one until the third ask. - a/c was barely functional in our room which was honestly annoying with the heat - restaurant staff is pretty disinterested - so difficult to find your room in the property or get back to reception the first couple of times - little signage - day beds on the beach are pretty gross and don't smell great - seems like they're seldom washed (if ever!) - housekeeping lacks attention to detail - no new towels one night for instance... shower soaps were near empty when we got there... - multiple power outages and water outages through the day - unannounced - a couple of gnarly insects in my room All in all - solid spot with some highlights but you can always come to enjoy the sand and restaurants separate from the hotel, which is what I'd recommend. There are better properties along the strip read more
Lush & beautiful resort 'community' boasting 3 different restaurants. We landed on 'La popular' for the evening .. upon entry, you'll find yourself walking through lush green pathways eventually leading to your destination. Tables, chairs are all on sand, with an open kitchen; bohemian sheers hanging over you. Food wise, the menu is modest, but the tuna steak was particularly tasty and generous. read more
3 years ago
Great Bougie Hotel, nicely decorated restaurant. Cool boho vibe. Ok I was super excited to have lunch here with my favorite daughter. ( I only have one daughter) The food seemed really overpriced and I live in one of the more expensive States in the USA so I'm accustomed to overpriced restaurants. The service was poor and the food was underwhelming and undercooked. When I converted the pesos to dollars a casual lunch for two skinny ladies with taxes and tip no alcohol or desserts it was about $300.00 read more
1 year ago
I really wanted to love Nomade. It's a beautiful place with a mostly great staff. We stayed this past week in one of the tree house rooms which was so nice. The beach was great. Sugar sand. It was the season of the sea weed but in no way affected us or this review. The wait staff for La Popular beach restaurant were great. Very attentive. Great food and drinks. The breakfast at Macondo was really good every day. So delicious and filling. Our waiters during breakfast were so good. Especially "the brothers". We came here because Nomade touts itself as a relaxing zen vibe kinda place. Looking for a relaxing retreat to do some self care. I had a couple of things that almost ruined our whole trip. They have a "party" night which I was not aware of. I love to party. I'm not dead. It was just the loud rave music pounded into our brains until 1 am. Also during this party we tried to join for some drinks since we couldn't sleep. Not very crowded as I think it's not the high season here. We were completely ignored. I'm not sure what we did wrong. We eventually just left and walked across the street to Wild restaurant and ended up spending the next two nights there for food and drinks instead. We never tried the other restaurants for dinner just due to the poor treatment at Macondo party night. We also had a bathroom door that we couldn't get them to fix for us. Sounds silly but without a bathroom door in the treehouse you're open for every bug and crazy heat. Luckily it was our last night. Again it just felt like they didn't really care enough to respond. Anyway, They still get four stars for the positives. I would probably return for the beach and people watching. Also just to eat so easily across the road. read more
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I stayed at Nomade, and loved everything about it, but this review is for Kuu - the sushi restaurant within Nomade. It was easily the best meal I had in Tulum (and I dined at a Michelin star restaurant while there); possibly the best meal of my life. We dined with chef Diego - he was very attentive and his hands worked magic. My only regret is that I didn't go back a second time. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend going for the omakase meal. (My photos do not do it justice) read more
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Definitely a spot to eat when in Tulum!!! Ambiance: it's very laid back and relaxing. The area is an open space and you sit on bean bags. The music is semi-loud. They usually walk around with a smoke to smoke out the insect because it is in the jungle. Food: DELICIOUS!!!! So fresh and savory!! I especially love the salmon it was grilled to prefect in and the taste was in point!!! The grilled squid was very fresh also, just wished it was burnt a little more. The fish tacos were delicious especially the flour that it came with, very fresh and tasty. The drinks isn't too bad. Service: Service was amazing!! People are very friendly and there outfit is so down to earth like the natives that use to live here long long ago. read more
This review is about Macando, the Moroccan restaurant in Nomadé. Disappointment!! The evening started great as we walked in. the hostess was friendly and we were seated promptly. We ordered drinks which were decent but nothing to write home about. The appetizers were also fine- Falafel and Hummus with Pita bread. The big disappointment was the Chicken Tagine. No couscous, no rice and the dish was very briny and sour. Called the server to see if we could get some rice or couscous with it but got no answer. Asked the manager who told us 15 minutes later that the kitchen was unable to do anything to fix the dish. We asked for it to be sent back and the manager disappeared for another 10 minutes and then came back to ask what we would like instead. We opted for the chicken kabobs which were presented well but lacked flavor. As soon as the kabobs came to the table the waiter asked for us to close out our check!! No reason given. Total lack of service. We expected way better but we're thoroughly disappointed. Ambience was great hence the 2 stars. This place has potential but needs to get its act together. read more
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Dear Sam,…
Big heart, eager to please, not so eco-friendly. La Popular beachside eatery is lovely, as is the adjoining beachfront lounge bed area, and the pool. Nice mellow music. Food is pretty good, but inconsistentl. I expected more "yoga" food - at least they do have one Kombucha choice. Service throughout the resort is attentive and very friendly. The concierge is always extremely responsive on What's App. Eco-resort claim is questionable. Thankfully they do not use plastic water bottles. But they do encourage the use of loads of paper napkins, plastic wrap, ice, and MOUNTAINS of towels (absolute no way to re-use your towels unless you hide them from housekeeping). Food - certainly no way to know if they are sourcing sustainably, but with the volume, it's unlikely. And loads of fruit, bread and spreads are wasted every morning at breakfast. The programs are a highlight - don't miss Lola's Kundalini, Audeo yoga, Bibi's energetic sex class, Sabine's breathwork, Matt's full body fitness. The concierge will give you a description for each class if you ask. The yoga shala is in the jungle - very beautiful spot but no view of the ocean. The Tezmacal was almost 3 hours and a bit of a suffer fest - make sure you ask a lot of questions before you commit. Breakfast - we really liked the yogurt/fruit/açaí bowls, but the egg dishes were just OK. The greens, capers, avocado and other sides were good, but the actual eggs just weren't very good eggs. It was nice that they have a gluten-free pancakes option. I was pretty disappointed in the fruit - none of it seemed very ripe or sweet. It didn't really seem any better than the fruit that we get back in the United States. We were expecting a bit of luxury, but we're disappointed at how rustic the Arena suite was. Although it does have a super stable bed (wink wink) and is a great location. Very close to the beach, although no direct view of the beach. Because of the dense foliage, not many of the rooms actually seem to have a view of the ocean, which is fine because you really just want to be down at the beach side most of the time anyway. Hot water was fickle. They have 100 rooms at the property, and none of the rooms are actually labeled, so it's hard to know if they actually even put you in your room category or not. Only 16 spots for each yoga class, so sometimes people would get turned away if they didn't arrive early enough. Maybe about 14 bikes for the property, which was always enough when we were there, but I think it was still low season. It's reccomended to bring a headlamp because our room was very dark and the power went out a few times. They have some mini-fridges, but not enough for every room. We really appreciated having one for leftovers (bring your own Tupperware!) Favorite nearby restaurants: Wild, Real Coconut and Chiringuito. There is a good spot to launch kites just south of Nomade. Also a popular spot to launch about a 5 minute walk to the north. There was only enough wind for Kiting 3 days for the middle 21 days in November. Still raining a fair amount. The road to Tulum is horrendous and it takes 30-60 minutes or more to get to Tulum for cenotes/ruins/etc. read more
3 years ago
I can't wait to go back! The service was amazing, the room was luxurious, but I felt like I was in the jungle read more
6 years ago
My friend and I were interested in checking out Nomade for lunch on the beach with our toes in the sand. The property was located close to where we were staying, so we walked up from the beach and asked for a table in the shade. The menu is pretty extensive and has a lot of fresh and healthy options. I wanted fish tacos but the tuna tartare sounded really appealing as well, so I got both. When the tartare arrived with a basket of pita, I asked if I could swap out with tortilla chips which was not a problem. My friend ordered the shrimp tacos and a handful of the veggie options, which come in full or half-sized portions. We both opted for fresh juices over cocktails, which was a nice, refreshing alternative. All of the food was delicious and my friend was able to get her leftover veggies wrapped up to go. As you can see from my photo, everything was plated beautifully and I would say this was one of my favorite meals of the trip. Also, the ambiance is chill and there are some great photo opps. I'd be curious to know what the hotel is like, too! read more
4 years ago
I do not understand how anyone can write a bad review on this hotel. It's absolutely beautiful, clean and their staff is attentive and so kind. I booked a king room and was upgraded to a suite for no extra cost and it was immaculate. They cleaned it every day and replenished our water. It's definitely a jungle, eco friendly vibe, not a deluxe chain resort....But so is Tulum! I absolutely loved how the hotel strip is basically all open air huts unlike Cancun and Mazatlan. My service at the beach club was over the top. Pedro and Jose served me all week during the day and both of them were so attentive and friendly. Their food and drinks were delicious and healthy! My favorites were the fish tacos, the hibiscus punch and the cucumber cocktail. The complimentary breakfast was enough food for the whole day and delicious (I'm not a morning person so only had it once but I was thoroughly impressed). It is seaweed season right now so if that bothers you, wait! I didn't mind, I went into their pool to cool off when I was hot and it was never crowded. Concierge was extremely helpful and friendly. I did not do yoga but they have lots of classes. I definitely recommend this hotel to anyone that is looking for a chill, non-spring breaky vibe and also not a retiree vibe. Most people were 25-50. read more
5 years ago
This venue will now forever hold a very special place in my heart. My man organized a secret proposal on Friday at the beach here... the servers were all excited and happy to help organize anything he needed to keep it all under wraps. I was so surprised. Champagne with mixed berries was waiting for us when we came back to the table and the servers with big smiles on their faces all wished us Congratulations Overall a dream, the venue was so beautiful for watching the sunset, copal incense in the air and friendly service. Salmón Tartare was amazing, potato wedges with Jalapeño crema and the ceviche was also delicious Will be back soon I hope ! read more
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Been really busy at work and decided to book over Memorial Day weekend. I thought-- either we do Tulum now or never. I enjoyed my overall Tulum experience. It was a little "rough". Def not a luxury hotel, but it will do for Tulum. It felt like I was camping. I booked us the Treehouse. The only thing separating the toilet from the outside, was a curtain. The monkeys were playing on the rooftop while I tried to sleep. By the 2nd day my husband wanted out. Lol so he did his best to move us into a different room. He upgraded us into the Fuego suite. The suite is awesome. I feel like if I had the Fuego suite from the get, I would've been a lot more happier. The suite is the only way to go if you're staying in Tulum. Otherwise it's like camping. Also-- the service wasn't there for me. It's lacked a lot for the price. During every meal service it was slow and also they would constantly forget things. Maybe it's a training issue? Bc everyone had this nonchalant "it's okay if I forgot" vibe. I don't they take service too seriously. Anyway. Cheers!! read more
5 years ago
Bad experience. Don't go there. They refused to give your money back while they don't have a room available. (Room were all damaged by the hurricane Grace) they let us wait for 2 hours after check in time and told us the room is still not ready. There's also no hot water! Their roof was leaking and they're deleting bad comments on Instagram. Service was bad. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! read more
6 years ago
This place is sexy, majestic, calming and fucking beautiful!! The staff is amazing!!!! Its pricey for mexico But honestly worth every penny!! We stayed in our delux tent with AC and enjoyed every second. Our restroom was outside and it was awesome. Showering under the whispering palms trees and majestic birds. This boutique hotel offers free breakfast which was amazing. From organic fruits .. everything is from farm to table. Freshhhhh! eggs, Vegan options for the hipsters too!! lol Nomade decor is a mix of moroccan / thailand / boho vibes! Every detail through out this hotel was thought out. From lighting romantic candles through out the hotel when sunsets. Foot wash with flowers to rinse off the sand in the entrance of your room. THE BEACH!! AHhhhh!! amazing! Also, Nomade has one of the BEST Seafood restaurants in TULUM!! LA POPULAR!! Just amazing. Delicious! Book your trip and hotel! Do it now! read more
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8 years ago
Amazing hotel that is not only beautiful but peaceful. Breakfast is included in the stay! The breakfast is amazing. The beach is awesome and Nomade does a great job at maintaining the seaweed. My boyfriend and I stayed in a deluxe tent! It came equipped with a large and comfortable king sized bed and beautiful outdoor bathroom. read more
The ambiance and vibes of this place is what vacation feels like! Beautiful views and we loved eating by the beach. We got a lot of small plates to share and it was divine. It is quite pricey for the small plates so go out you're willing to splurge a little! read more
5 years ago
Great service and food at restraunt. Beach is long and wide good for strolling and swimming. Suite floor and door made of sliced railroad ties with unpleasant tar smell in room. read more
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Nomade T.
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**BEAUTIFUL BOHO CHIC BEACH HOTEL IN TULUM** LOCATION ========= - Located in Tulum, 6.5 miles from Tulum Archeological Site. - Cancún International Airport about 90 minutes' drive. - Next to the BE TULUM Hotel. PARKING ======== - Free parking. - Taxi = 150 pesos from downtown Tulum. ROOM ===== - Some units have views of the sea or garden. - All rooms include a private bathroom. - Stayed in the ARENA SUITE, overlooking the garden, for approx. $300 a night. PROS ===== Instagram-worthy in every space and corner. Spacious room with nice toiletries. Great breakfast included in the room rate. Lots of pillows. Nice and comfortable bed. Lovely cabanas on beautiful private beach. Onsite restaurant (expensive). Delicious cocktails and tacos for lunch. A/C. CONS ===== Toilet did not work on first day. No hot water on second day. Mosquitoes, so bring repellent. Wi-Fi connectivity was non-existent in room 18. STAFF ===== Rectified our hotel issues with a discount - - no drama, which was very cool. Professional and courteous, not overly nice. PRO TIPS ======== Inquire about their retreats, workshops and talks, run every week. If you're a vegetarian or vegan, they can prepare gourmet, raw and cooked organic food. OVERALL ======== There are some parts of the hotel which were too "hippy" for my personal taste. RECOMMEND for the Burning Man, spiritual, and super yoga types. read more
7 years ago
We decided to stop there for dinner at the beach restaurant, while we was walking on the beach and they found us a nice table. Food was delicious and come very fast. Service was good! We tried a second time to come but... there is no parking for cars, and the second restaurant was closed. But the place is absolutely one of the best!!! read more
6 years ago
We stayed in an Arena Suite and really enjoyed it. Room was very comfortable. All the restaurants served great food and the scenery is amazing. Only downside we experienced and also observed: the level of service in every area does not match the prices charged. Front desk needs more training or hire someone who has experience operating at this level. Restaurants (all) need more oversight and responsiveness; ask for something three times, you're likely to get it once. read more
8 years ago
This hotel is an absolute dream! I loved everything about it. The ambiance is majestic, relaxing, and one of a kind. To begin upon entering this gorgeous place, there's an air conditioned gratitude tent in which you can spend time in daily. Next you can walking into their tranquil space that's got a bohemian vibe to relax, wait, eat, drink, or read in. Furthermore, walk to their picturesque beach front to dream your worries away. Their food here is very delicious and I would love to spend my 40th birthday here. read more
6 years ago
This is a review of Macondo, one of two restaurants . Realistically, you go here for the atmosphere. That alone is 5/5. You have a very cool Moroccan vibe and can even sit on pillows on the floor if you so choose, and we did. The food, at least for vegan options (which I always appreciate options) is about a 3.5/5. My favorite was the starter of hummus. But, of course, you have to buy more pita. There is a ton of hummus and you are only given 3 small pieces of bread. Now if there were veggies or something ok, but alas, we bought more pita. For entrees we had the falafel and the roasted cauliflower. Both great options a bit felt the flavor was a bit lacking. read more
7 years ago
8 years ago
Visited Nomade for lunch and was quite impressed. The restaurant is on the beach and makes for a beautiful view no matter where you sit! My server was friendly, but slightly inattentive. From the menu, we ordered the octopus, tuna tartar, ceviche, and elotes. Everything was plated beautifully and tasted great! The ceviche and tuna tartar was very fresh and complimented their homemade chips perfectly. Octopus was cooked to perfection and the potatoes that were served with it were also tasty. I'm a sucker for elotes so I typically always order when I see it on the menu..upon first bite you could taste all the grilled butter goodness! I would come back again for the tasty food and beautiful views. Hopefully service can improve. read more
9 years ago
Nomade nails boho beach vibe. Stay in luxury tent-yurts right on the sand and enjoy one of my favorite complimentary breakfasts in a Moroccan inspired dining lounge. Actually, all of the food at both restaurants was exceptional. The ahi tacos and clams by the beach are a must, as is every single vegan item on the Mocando menu. Just past the sound garden (yes, you heard that right), you'll find a large tent with nightly special activities, from sound healing to aromatherapy sessions. And yoga is offered every morning on the beach. Also good to know that right next to Nomade is their slightly pricier sister property BE Tulum. When you stay at Nomade you get to use the amenities at BE and vice versa. I can't wait to return! To read more about my top picks for restaurants & activities in Tulum: http://travelingfig.com/best-tulum-complete-guide/ read more
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