Green Tulum

The Green Tulum is on the outskirts of “downtown” Tulum. It is a funky property in a jungle like setting. Lots of quirky touches like the seashell light fixtures and faucets. It’s not spotless or perfectly built but it has lots of charm and a lovely setting. The staff was friendly and helpful. They only serve toast and coffee for breakfast but lots of good food options less than a half mile away. A mile or two to the beach town of Tulum which has everything you could want in a tropical setting. White sand beaches gorgeous restaurants, massage, yoga, shopping. There you’ll pay several times more for a room on the beach. Green Tulum is a great low budget option.

It was very disappointing the roof leaked and we had a wet bed . they advertised a health club and restaurant - neither if which really exist and hard to find- a long way out of town.

- Hot water didn't work and always had to take cold showers - Not close to the beach or downtown area - Wifi doesn't work in rooms - Room roof leaked when it rained - Hotel was close to a major road with lots of trucks driving by at night

Wi-Fi wasn't working. It was a very rustic site, but a pleasant stay, as a result of the staff.

We booked it not realizing it is just off the main road, a bit loud with trucks and not an easy walk into downtown Tulum. Great pool th9ugh an cool set up of rooms up and down with hammocks on many of the porches and balconies. I would say a bit expensive for what you get- basic room with a bed and great mosquito netting, but musty smelling for sure. However, the staff was great. They were very patient with getting my friends and me rooms that were one above the other-we wanted to be close. They really worked to make it happen, all in a downpouring rain with smiles on their faces.

Very difficult to find; terrible/limited parking; roaches, roaches, roaches; no wi-fi in room, despite asking numerous times.

I like the concept but i think it under delivers. The bed is quite small for two people. The bathroom is tiny. There is only one small mirror, and it's in the bathroom, so if you're a woman you'll have a hard time getting dressed and ready. The cabanas are very close to each other, and you can hear everything coming from upstairs or side rooms. The overall feel of the place is nice. Very green, however, i stayed at another place in Tulum, and "green" isn't hard to find...

The room was nice, but open. The problem with that was you could hear everything outside such as trucks driving by the major road, or people getting back in at 1:30am from partying. Wifi was free but didn't extend well to the room, so it was cutting in and out. Parking was limited and inefficient so ended up having to park out on the street.

The rooms are cabanas in a mini jungle, 15 minutes from the Main Street in town. I can see how it would appeal to lots of people however you need to have torch/flashlight as the lights in the room are so dim, I could barely see. The restaurant and bar didn't seem to be open which was a shame. I was disappointed and a little annoyed to find that there was no hot water for a shower in the morning especially as it cost £97 for the night.

The accomodation is very basic, my room didn't have air conditioning and the fan didnt penetrate through the mosquito net so it was a very uncomfortable night.