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Be Tulum
Banish visions of thatched-roof beach bungalows. Be Tulum boldly features minimalist chic interiors and a trendy crowd.
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Casa Chablé
Two hours south from Tulum, Casa Chablé evokes the sense of staying at a friend’s beach house, with just 10 rooms and bungalows. The peaceful seclusion of the property is immediate from the moment of arrival via a turquoise lagoon.
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Casa de las Olas
The beautifully understated Casa de las Olas has just five suites and is an eco pioneer.
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Casa Pueblo Tulum
Casa Pueblo is a boutique concept hotel curated by Tulum tastemaker Derek Klein for global nomads and creative types, providing an intimate home-away-from-home in the downtown area. Design-oriented and Instagram-friendly, the 16-room hacienda-style property opened in January 2018 and emphasizes...
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La Zebra Hotel
PicksA touch more upscale than the regular cabana hotels on Tulum’s beach, La Zebra Hotel draws a more vibrant crowd thanks in part to the fun salsa night every Sunday.
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Mukan
Opened in 2018 as Mukan, the nine-room eco retreat deep in the biosphere of Sian Ka’an is one of those rare places where you feel like you’re truly getting away from it all (even though the on-property WiFi is still...
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Nômade
At a Glance The bohemian sister property of trendy Be Tulum, Nômade offers a wellness-focused retreat on Tulum’s main beach.
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Posada Margherita
PicksRun by the stylish Italian couple that also heads the acclaimed Posada Margherita restaurant, this beach hotel is an affordable Tulum option.
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Sanará Tulum
PicksDesigned with a commitment to sustainable living, Sanará is the ultimate destination in Tulum for relaxation and self-transformation.
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Mexico City
The largest metropolitan area in the western hemisphere, Mexico City, while remaining deeply-rooted in tradition, is in the midst of a modern renaissance. Visitors to the capital will experience its dynamism: ancient ruins juxtapose with modern architecture, age-old flavors pervade...
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Riviera Maya
The Riviera Maya, a gorgeous coastline of white sand beaches, turquoise Caribbean seas, exhilarating eco-adventures and Maya ruins, begins south of Cancun and ends at the chic beach enclave Tulum. It’s also one of the fastest-growing resort areas in Mexico.