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What’s Special About This Resort
This isn’t your standard cookie cutter resort. Nestled deep in the Mayan jungle, this unique resort is where luxury meets sustainability. With beautiful architecture that incorporates the nature around it and “treehouse” suites, you’ll be enchanted by this jungle hideaway. A pool, a natural cenote, and rooftop “nests” add to the magic of this resort. Though it’s secluded and quiet, you’d be surprised to realize Tulum Town and beaches are just a short drive away.
What To Do
The serene jungle is the perfect setting to practice some meditation with a private yoga class. Forget all your worries as you relax during a massage at the wellness center.
Take a dip in the dreamy natural cenote located at the heart of the resort. You can also cool down in the tranquil blue waters of the pool, where saltwater is used as a natural alternative to chlorine.
For a romantic sunset viewing, head to the rooftop nests. A winding wooden staircase takes you up to glorious jungle views while you cozy up in a cushioned bamboo pod.
What To Eat
An assortment of healthy breakfast options and specialty coffee drinks are offered in the central area near the bar in the morning. Where else can you enjoy the sounds of the jungle and trickling waterfall with your breakfast?
A team of mixologists creates specialty cocktails at the KAN Bar Stone & Lounge. Stop by for a little afternoon pick-me-up after lounging in the pool or grab a drink before heading out to town for some delicious local food.
For a special experience complete with savory Mexican dishes, a stunning jungle themed setting, and floor pillows, head to Humo in downtown Tulum.
When you book a stay at Kan Tulum, you’ll get access to the wellness center, pool, and on-site cenote. Free breakfast and standard daily refreshments are also included. Bike and scooter rentals are available for an additional fee. Feeling spontaneous? If you book same or next day, a 20% discount will be added to your total purchase. For more information and packages, click here.
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Things we like:
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The resort was built with sustainability in mind and incorporates nature into its design -
The resort is located in the heart of the Mayan jungle and has a very quiet, secluded feel to it
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The rooms are essentially modern treehouses with AC, kitchenettes, and bathtubs
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There’s a natural pool and private cenote with waterfall located on-site
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A wellness center provides yoga mats and a small selection of spa treatments/massages
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The resort has scooter rentals available for guests who want to ride into town or nearby beaches
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The quiet and secluded atmosphere makes it a great choice for meditative solo travelers or couples looking for a romantic getaway
Things we don't like:
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The resort is in the beginning stages of its construction and still has plans underway for more amenities and rooms -
There aren’t many activities offered at the resort (pro for some)
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A rental car or scooter is needed to get around the resort and nearby Downtown Tulum or beaches
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Only breakfast and drinks are offered at the resort at this time
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Things we like:
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The resort was built with sustainability in mind and incorporates nature into its design
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The resort is located in the heart of the Mayan jungle and has a very quiet, secluded feel to it
-
The rooms are essentially modern treehouses with AC, kitchenettes, and bathtubs
-
There’s a natural pool and private cenote with waterfall located on-site
-
A wellness center provides yoga mats and a small selection of spa treatments/massages
-
The resort has scooter rentals available for guests who want to ride into town or nearby beaches
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The quiet and secluded atmosphere makes it a great choice for meditative solo travelers or couples looking for a romantic getaway
Things we don't like:
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The resort is in the beginning stages of its construction and still has plans underway for more amenities and rooms
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There aren’t many activities offered at the resort (pro for some)
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A rental car or scooter is needed to get around the resort and nearby Downtown Tulum or beaches
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Only breakfast and drinks are offered at the resort at this time
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