Habitas Tulum

This a soothing, eco-friendly property oriented toward health and well-being on a quieter end of town. My husband & I stayed in one of the jungle tents which was rustic but chic at the same time. The bed is very comfortable. The property has everything you need (beach, pool, really good restaurant Moro and spa) but is also close to several attractions. Daily activities like mezcal tastings, sound bathing, yoga and more are an especially nice touch. We'd definitely stay here again.

Wonderful jungle experience! Glamping at its finest so be ok with using bathroom and shower outside. We enjoyed so much! Very peaceful and loved having a private beach! Service was amazing! Food and cocktails wonderful as well!!! Location central and easy access to downtown and other beaches north and south. Appreciated the area being quiet compared to other options north and south. Easy to bike to other beaches in the area.

The service is wonderful and the property is very nicely kept and just beautiful! It really is a serene jungle by the sea experience. I especially loved the incense and the calm music and the daily activities that were put out for the guests to participate in. Food was also delicious!! Really great hotel. Would come back again!

We had a very relaxing stay at OurHabitas for a babymoon. Beach in front of hotel is swimmable and lovely. Saw lots of wildlife and stars from our beachfront tent. We spent many hours just sitting in comfortable beach rockers, staring at the beautiful waves, watching the sun rise. Pros: - Centrally located between the Hotel Zone, Tulum city, and beaches - Extremely quiet - Good food, especially included breakfast options, and very accommodating - Kind, warm service - Very clean (not sure how you have tents/outdoor bathrooms in a jungle with so few bugs, but I'm grateful) - Wonderful free yoga and other programming - Copious free beach towels, places to lounge and relax, clean and cool pool - Bed was plush with great pillows Cons: - Have to go far for other food options and dinner menu is limited - Had trouble staying connected to WiFi - Wish there had been a way to refill water bottles during the day. 2L cool water replenished each day in room, but had to pay for additional H2O at the bar or from 7/11 etc. We might have been able to ask for extra but didn't try. Tulum is a weird place - excessive Western tourism has made it simultaneously rich with things to see and eat and difficult to get around. Fortunately, Habitas does offer a few free bicycles, so you can get into town or down to the Tulum ruins and beaches in the new national park. The Food Quest is a bit difficult. Taxis into Tulum are expensive (15-25 USD each way for a 5-10 minute ride) and Habitas has no parking. You could rent a scooter or a bike during your stay to get around. Food delivery (on Tomato) is also available. Expect to pay standard American prices for all meals and drinks, as this is basically the US now. Airport shuttles are also quite pricey, $100 USD from Tulum (40min) and $140 USD to Cancun (1h40m). This is more an indictment of Tulum than Habitas - something to know before you choose this destination so you can factor it into your budget. That all said, we found Tulum to be very safe, were never hustled, and never had any stomach woes despite a lot of fish and ice consumption at various places. If you go, stay at Habitas. 5/5 experience overall.

Amazing stay at Our Habitas in Tulum, we spent 5 days and loved the quiet and peacefulness of the place, the staff and food were all incredible, we could not recommend a better place in Tulum ♥️ It was so nice to have a private and peaceful beach away from the loud crowds of Tulum :)