Hotels with WiFi in Tulum from AED49

"Excelente el trato de todo el staff, el servicio de primera. El lugar está hermoso, las instalaciones limpias, el desayuno riquísimo, te tratan con mucha amabilidad. Lo único es que no en todos los cuartos hay minisplit, y creo que conviene que a todos los cuartos les pongan minisplit y estaría perfecta la estancia. El WiFi no sirvió en ningún momento, también eso deberían resolver aunque es un poco entendible porque está en medio de a selva. Todo lo demás es fantástico "

"Perfect But it would be much easier to rent a car to travel around instead of public transport "

"Cielo y Selva is a very convenient option to stay in one of the most beautiful places there is in this world! Staff is great and hotel has good things to relax at the beach. "

"Definitely a jungle retreat House was awesome Managers very awesome with giving information and rides to areas for a pick up Rent a car as you need to go places More information on arrival would be great like wifi We like to cook dinner so more little things like pepper and foiling with bbq lightner would have been great addition Experience the area There are local Cenote’s. In the area that are amazing no need to go to tourist big ones A place for relaxing and being part of the culture"

"2 weeks in this quiet home not far from a sweet Mexican town, cenotes, and beaches. The owners were easy to communicate with, and Manuela (the manager) met us. She was just a phone call away if you need anything. There’s also an incredible chef, Adela a 5 minute walk from Villa Kuxtah. In our experience, Villa Kuxtah is perfect for a couple, 2 couples or a family. We only rented 1 of the 2 bedrooms that are available so can’t speak to the 2nd bedroom. Ours was huge, with a comfortable bed (& pull out trundle bed underneath if you have kids) and attached bathroom, shower and walk in closet area. Air conditioning was perfect in the bedroom and kitchen living room/dining room space. Lots of screened doors too. We used the pool all day every day. The hammocks and outside day bed are delightful, although you have to plan your timing given the heat. I would say that this place is ideal for anyone who wants peace & quiet and not being in a resort. It will be easiest if you rent a car, as it’s off a busy road. The Mayan Train is being built so LOTS of trucks, but you seriously don’t even hear them at the house! You could use a taxi in a pinch though. Loved Villa Kuxtah and give it a big thumbs up 👍"

"Hotel has great potential, but is very poorly managed. This is a very expensive hotel and does not provide a service in line with what is charged. The beach is gourgeous, but full with plastic waste that comes from the sea. All neighboring hotels and restaurants clean their beaches, this one does not. Additionally, the hotel charges disproportionate prices on everything: transfer from Cancun airport is 3x more than what we paid, a meal is 2x more than any restaurant in the village, a tour to the natural reserve is 3x more expensive."

"It’s secluded and yet not far from a very charming little village with some amazing and humble people. The place is great for a quick getaway from it all. Super charming. Pablo is awesome as the desk clerk and waiter/bar tender."

"Our stay at Villas Roseliz in Punta Allen was beyond wonderful. A cute and small hotel mere steps from one of the most beautiful beaches and oceans we have ever seen. Large, very clean rooms and bathrooms off a garden courtyard on the beach. A short walk to anywhere in town which offers a number of restaurants and a couple small convenience stores. David and his family made our 5 day stay even more memorable. Highly recommend the eco-tour where you get to explore the lagoon and reef and see tons of wildlife. David was the perfect guide with all his local knowledge and easy going mindset. Can't recommend this place enough and already dreaming of a time when we can return. "

"The end of the road, literally:) The house is very comfortable and once we figured out that a bit of bug spray got rid of mosquitoes we were all good. Nikki our local host (she runs a hotel in town) was very welcoming and helpful (lent me a guitar, let us use her own private beach) and Mariano helped us get bikes ready. The road to get there is a challenge and you need to be up for a lot of potholes to negotiate . It took us about 2.5 hours for the 30 mile dirt road in a midsize rental suv (not AWD) and I am comfortable driving dirt roads. The trip back out felt harder. Also, just like the whole coast of that part of the world it is sad to see all this plastic piling up on the beaches. No matter how much you clean up more is back the next day… this is not an issue with the property, it is the case everywhere in the region… Otherwise be ready to either live in simple foods from the village (fresh fish and lobster, not a bad thing :)) or pack up a bit with you from Tulum grocery store. We loved how simple our lives were there and we actually forgot our departure date and would have missed our flight by a day if our daughter had not checked her emails on the house wifi (it works well)! Maybe a way to explore to get there is to rent a boat ride from Tulum (2 hours long?) "