Where to stay in Tulum: The Best Budget, Mid-Budget, & Luxury Accommodations for Travelers

Budget Accomodations

Latino Hotel Boutique

Irie Tulum Condo Hotel

The FREE Hostel

Mimosa Tulum

Mid-Budget Accomodations

Layla Tulum (Adults-Only)

Casa Teka

Niken Beachfront Tulum Hotel

Mi Amor Boutique Hotel (Adults-Only)

Luxury Accomodations

Hotel Bardo (Adults-Only)

Kan Tulum Hotel

Papaya Playa Project Boutique Hotel (Eco-Friendly)

Secrets Tulum Resort & Beach Club (Adults-Only and All-Inclusive)

Armed with these recommendations, now’s the best time to start planning where to stay in Tulum, Mexico for your next trip! Tulum is a hot travel destination, and regardless of if you want to visit for the rich culture, the breathtaking vistas, excellent cuisine, or simply to relax and get away from it all, these recommendations will help you plan your perfect stay in Tulum.

Plan Your Tulum Trip

✈️ Flights: find cheap deals using Skyscanner – this is what I used to snag $150 tickets for my trip! For Tulum you’ll fly into Cancún International Airport (CUN) and take a two-hour bus or private transfer down to Tulum.
🏠️ Accommodation: Easily compare prices, reviews, locations, and more with Booking.com – it’s how I personally find my own accommodation! If you are a backpacker and looking to save, check out HostelWorld. For the ultimate Tulum stay, might I recommend Papaya Playa, Mi Amor, or Coco Tulum.
🚗 Transportation: For Tulum the best form of transportation to get around to the cenotes and other adventures (without doing tours) is to rent a car. Get the best prices and availability by using Discover Cars!
📸 Tours: Explore Tulum with GetYourGuide – as you’ve learned in this post they have an INCREDIBLE selection of tours from swimming in cenotes to exploring the World Wonder Chichen Itza.
📶 Connection: Always stay connected by using an ESim – and for that I cannot recommend Airalo enough! You’ll have access to data WITHOUT having to spend a ton on your at-home plan, change your number, or buy a physical sim.
🗺️ Travel insurance: NEVER travel without insurance! Here’s why. I recommend World Nomads for adventure travel as it covers a lot of high-risk sports (like some of the adventures mentioned in this blog post!) and covers your gear too, or SafetyWing for longer trips as it’s less expensive for long-term and/or multi-country travel (and it’s especially great for digital nomads!).

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