Seriously what a great find. Fabulous price for decent rooms with great AC and close to the super…read moremarket, good food and a 7-11. If youre super desperate a burger king and dominos are down the street too. I loved everyone who worked here. Front desk was awesome. House keeping was amazing too. Check out the food next door. Ive never had such delicious steak tacos before. Worth the wait because it can get busy and slow... but I promise it's worth it. Check this one out.

4++ a small, clean, safe boutique hotel located in the central area of Tulum. For what I needed and…read morefor me personally, I thought this was the near perfect hotel. Full disclosure: I booked two nights of this hotel using points, but the cash equivalent is still very, very reasonable for the accommodations. When I was looking into different hotels to book, I wasn't familiar with the area so it was hard for me to figure out what I wanted. Then I started mapping out all the places I wanted to eat lol and this place was close to a lot of them. Overall, I'm a big fan of the hotel and I really enjoyed my stay. For my particular visit it really fit me well. I'll just list out some pros and cons to give you a better idea. The pros: -Nice looking room with the safe and TV. Basically the basics with a pretty looking veneer. -Location, location, location. If you want to check out a bunch of different popular food spots in the area this place feels close to a lot of them. It's also around the corner from the Super Aki - the grocer/market in town. It's not too far from the bus station either or you could seriously walk down the street around the block where there's a bigger hotel and there are taxis waiting there. It's not too far from the ruins or it's easy access to get out of the area to go to one of the remote cenotes. -Depending on your room, breakfast is included. -very helpful people at the front desk and friendly people working in the hotel -You could rent a scooter or purchase a ruins/ cenote tour directly through them. I was only here for one full day and two nights, so I ended up renting a scooter on my own. I didn't end up visiting the ruins or any cenotes. The scooter worked out to be like $30 US. -mentioned it above, but this place feels like a great value. The price was really cheap relative to what I felt like I got. Cons: -No elevators. Not a huge deal, but I was on the third floor, so I had to lug my luggage up there. -it's a tiny pool. Not very many people use it, but I went out there after a long day to cool off a little bit because it was so hot and humid. -The AC unit in my room. Not sure if it's the same for other rooms, or if I couldn't figure out how to use it, but I kept on thinking that I put it on the lowest setting possible and it was just essentially working like a fan. This is part of the reason why I went down the pool to cool off. And then I took a cold shower before I went to sleep. For me, this wasn't a big deal because I was pretty much out all day, but sometimes it's nice to sleep and really cold rooms. -if you are looking to visit the beaches, then you are more likely to try to book one of the hotels along the beach. It's gonna be a lot more expensive, but if you stay here, you're gonna have to take a car ride down to the beach.

Located at the furthest end of the main street in Tulum (Thank goodness there were signs), Don…read moreDiego de la Salva is a little oasis in Tulum that I'd love to come back again to, if I do come back. Parking? Yes there are a few spots for parking as I believe the restaurant is also open to the public. We didn't partake in the food, but I'm sure it's good as I smelled it from our room in the morning. Wifi? Yes, wifi is always something we're looking for as we plan our days of romping by looking at Tripadvisor and Yelp. We stayed in room 11 and it was strong. Make sure you pay attention to the password when you check in. Water/Tea/Coffee? There isn't any in the room. There is a dispenser on the first floor that you can fill one of their glass containers (from the room) with and bring it back. We always just opted going to the nearby Oxo and grabbed large bottles there. Not sure about coffee or tea if there was any. Room? Large though everything contained in one. Kind of like a studio. The sink was outside of the bathroom. The soaps and such were all organic. The shampoo also organic and red. Pretty cool if you asked me. There is a hammock in the room, though it did smell like body odor...Also there is a constant draft in the room as there are screens in the smaller "windows" so I'm sure some little bugs fly through too. The USB plugs in the room did not work as it felt like the power kept surging. The bed was comfortable enough. Nearby? The best ceviche/seafood place is right across the street so let your stomach be prepared! Definitely drop by El Camello Jr and be ready for a wait during peak times. Overall, definitely will be back. The owners don't seem to be local but they speak English and Spanish well. I think they might be French. The rooms are nice and roomy and wifi great. Situated near the main street, but if you want to go to the beach, it might be more of a trek. I think you might be able to rent bikes to get there, but yes, it's not close.

We spent a really wonderful week at DDdlS. My kid loved the pool. The food and drinks were…read moredelicious. The service excellent. Our room honestly could not have been more comfortable. I really loved the bee keeping in the back and the bee-themed memorabilia you could buy.

That is so far the greatest hotel we visited in tulum…read more We went there for a week and we didn't want to leave the place! Room was really awesome with a pool on our roof too and view to the ocean. We couldn't ask for better place to stay. Anything you need to just relax and enjoy your peaceful vacation it's Be Tulum! Also there's a restaurant in the entrance of the hotel don't miss it ! Great food ! And the service there is probably the best on this island! Thank you for great stay and we will come back soon !

Be Tulum is a beautiful property on the surface, but the guest experience is a constant struggle…read moreagainst failing infrastructure. We dealt with a non-functional HVAC system (requiring us to empty a dehumidifier every three hours), inconsistent hot water, loose door handles, and a broken safe. The most disappointing part was management's response. While we raised these issues repeatedly, the 'fixes' were either temporary patches or entirely ignored. It is exhausting to spend a luxury vacation acting as your own maintenance coordinator because the hotel fails to address basic room functionality.

It's now called Coco Unlimited and looks different from the pictures since it's been renovated (in…read morea good way). We stayed 6 nights March of '26 and we had a wonderful time. Boho style room steps away from loungers on the beach. We had a poolside partial ocean view room booked, but our ocean view was amazing from first floor room 17. The water pressure was great, water got hot and the room/bathroom were clean. We slept like a rock each night and the hotel was a 10-15 minute walk down the road from popular restaurants and shops. There is free parking and a nice pool. Also plenty of daybeds at the beach. We also loved the daily included breakfast and the cocktails we purchased. The passion fruit margarita was my favorite! I wouldn't hesitate to book Coco again!

* this review is for the beach club only…read more ORDERED - fettuccine alla carbonara - marghertita pizza - fettucine alla bolognese - gamberi pizza SEATING & AMBIANCE VERY cute decor. It was a slow day so we were quickly seated (on the floor) with a beautiful beach view. PARKING Extremely limited to no parking which is the case for many restaurants/hotels along this strip. Recommended to take a taxi to/from here. FOOD/DRINK We really just came for the drinks but ended up getting hungry so we ordered some things to nibble on. The food did it's job, but it wasn't anything special. If there was one thing to recommend, it would be the GAMBERI PIZZA. I personally loved the shrimp on there and it was the first thing to go out of the four. Check the drink specials they're having for the day. We ended up ordering a lot of maragritas because they were 2 for 1 and honestly they weren't bad. OVERALL Don't come with high expectations for food. Come for the drinks, music and vibes. If you want something less crowded and touristy (although it IS still along the tourist strip) highly recommend coming here.

So we've stayed at this resort before and other Iberostars around the world. And we keep coming…read moreback because of several factors. First of all, the service cannot be beat. From the hosts to the wait staff to the cleaners, everyone is friendly and truly makes you feel like they're happy you are there. The food is pretty good and plentiful and there's something for everyone. There are always vegetarian and vegan options and never a shortage of fresh fruit. There's always a breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffet, a beach side snack bar that has hotdog hamburgers that kind of food as well. As well as Several restaurants where you can get more specialty cuisine. The rojo poblano's are my favorite every time. One of the major reasons that we choose,m Ibarostars is that they are making a true effort for wheelchair accessibility. I'll include some pictures below to demonstrate what I'm talking about but there are paved or planked paths almost everywhere in the resort that are accessible. We are staying in an accessible room with zero entry doors a zero entry shower pull down grab bars for the bathroom and large path of travel throughout the room. There are even accessible spots on the beach with a planked spot very close to the water. Sometimes some of the larger public bathrooms are not as accessible, but there's always an accessible bathroom close by. In general, they do make an amazing effort to make the resort accessible to an individual in a wheelchair or scooter, etc.

The Good - Joselyn and Erica were Amazing at their Jobs…read more -The food was incredible. They were very allergy-friendly as well. The buffet food was delicious compared to other all-inclusives I've been to. -The rooms were cozy and A/C was nice. - The nightly entertainment was fun. And the crew that handled activities were very welcoming and made the day time enjoyable. - Specialty dinning foods was amazing. The Bad - We went with a group. Two couples had cash stolen out of their room. It wasn't locked in the safe, but wasn't laying around either. - The lost and found is very confusing and hard to get an answer when searching for an item. -The wait staff is extremely hit or miss. (Mostly Miss) - The mosquitos were relentless. Probably, unmanageable for the area, but worth a mention for how bad it was. - Breakfast/Lunch was always under a covered but open area There is 3 options for specialty dinner. Only 1-2 of them were open each night which was fine. Was pretty irritating for our group when 2-3 of the meals we ate were in an area with no A/C and hoards of Mosquitoes. - All staff was extremely Hit or Miss. Some people seemed annoyed by your questions or just completely disregarded your concerns. Others were super helpful and looked for opportunities to make your stay more enjoyable.

Now, to set this up properly, I'm only going to review the bar we stopped at for a drink, but I…read morehave to admit: if the rest of the service and quality is like what we got here, I would consider staying here! Hubby and I were very frustrated and hot after trying to squeeze ourselves down the road to the nature preserve at the beach. We gave up because there was no where to park. So, driving back up the road toward Tulum proper, we decided we'd stop in at the first place we could find a parking spot. That was Coral. The waiter came over right away and let us know about the 2-for-1 margaritas and mojitos. Now, normally every tour book tells you to avoid the two-fers because you get a crummy drink. Not here. Probably the most bang-up margarita I have had in MONTHS! So good, we ordered a second round. And, because we asked for a gold tequila, they upgraded us to a Don Julio at no extra cost. We did end up getting the chips and guacamole to snack on and the chips were hot and crisp, the guac was fresh and creamy...and, had we planned to stay longer we could have kept eating. All within view of the spectacular beach. Wish we'd found this place sooner. No doubt we'll be back!

Loved this hotel-- it wasn't crowded at all (not that many rooms), so we felt like the staff really…read morecatered to us. We got there late, but a gentleman stayed awake to check us in and show us to our room. The staff was always friendly and remembered our drink and food preferences. Our room was spacious and comfortable, beautiful just like the pictures showed. Best of all was that our deck had a private pool that overlooked the ocean, and still enough room for two chairs and space to sit out on the deck outside of the small pool. We only spent on day lounging on the beach and yes, there was seaweed (a problem everywhere in that region, unfortunately), but every time we went outside we saw staff raking to clear it off the beach, so it was as nice as could be expected. We saw some people swimming in the ocean, but we weren't planning to do that seaweed or not, we just wanted to relax on the beach. The cabanas were nice, private enough, comfortable, and the staff came by regularly to check if we needed drinks (without being intrusive). Overall we loved this place and would probably check out another hotel next time, just to explore more of Tulum, but would highly recommend the Coral.

After wandering into several places in Tulum, this was one of the place that didn't rip us off…read more Plenty of places to lay out and enjoy the water!

I didn't stay here but I had a great time at their restaurant and outdoor patio area overlooking…read morethe water. The views are amazing, drinks are good and food was delicious! They have a buy one get one special on the margaritas. Their prices are the best in town! They do have a small area for guest parking but it was full so I paid for parking at the lot nextdoor.

I want to post my gratefulness to Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya!…read more The #1 benefit about this hotel is the STAFF! Really poor or excellent customer service can make or break an experience. The atmosphere is incredible but the service is some of the best in the world. They helped us arrange a Fantastic nanny for our two little ones! Thank you for making the experience for my family so memorable.

So many disappointments to me. One is the food, and schedule for many of the amenities. It seems…read morelike everything closes besides the main lobby area early in the afternoon. This led to an overcrowded bar and cramped spaces. The food was, mediocre. We got sick after eating room service because the temperature of the food was questionable. Many of the restaurants share the same unseasoned overcooked meat. The process of making dinner reservations through the concierge was cumbersome, requiring approval from the restaurant itself and potentially leaving guests without dining options for the day. The buffet offerings were limited, and the service was below expectations with cold food and bugs and flies. The Bay is shallow you can't swim. Having to pay for a cabana is a bit ridiculous. The rocks are dangerous and my daughter was cut badly. The hot tubs were broken and appeared visibly dirty and foggy, raising concerns about its cleanliness and maintenance. The lingering smell on our swimsuits post-swim in the pools raised more concern and also indicated a potential issue with water quality. The rooms are great if you are close to the main area and the staff is friendly. Room service was pretty okay and the buildings are well-maintained but very far apart so the transportation services via golf carts between the lobby were unreliable and often overcrowded. This lack of efficient transportation forced guests to walk long distances within the resort, which was inconvenient and tiring.