Trece Lunas Tulum - Enchanted Resort

Our first decision was to go to Tulum since we were looking for an experience that included history and nature. Tulum offers both. We then looked for a place to stay that was not a chain hotel or an opulent/sterile transplant of life “back home” on a beach. When we found Trece Lunas it looked like just what we wanted. And it was. We booked the Suite with balcony, though technically, since it is on the ground floor, it is a suite with a patio. The rooms surround a beautifully landscaped and lush courtyard in the center of which is a pool. There are chaises for summing and outside each room is a shaded area with chairs and a small table. There are several rooms upstairs as well but we did not observe them. Comfort: 5 stars: At the beginning and end of each day we sat comfortably on our patio gazing at the pool, under a fan and listening to the water flow from the small sitting pool into the larger one. In fact, we had two places to sit, as outside the bedroom there are also 2 chairs. The apartment is well appointed with a nice sized refrigerator, basic tools for meal prep and eating in, a table that seats 4 (but plates and utensils for 2) and a divan. There are two bathrooms, one on either side of the suite, one ensuite. Both have good showers but one should know that in the afternoon if other guests are also using theirs the hot water may disappear. Shampoo and soap for the shower are provided. The bed is medium-firm and very comfortable. We both slept well each night with the overhead fan on low. Light blocking curtains in both the living and sleeping areas give privacy and a nice dark room. If you don’t rent a room with a kitchenette there is an outside kitchen with a stove and oven and space for creating full meals. Air conditioning is available but we found it best to use for a few hours on 24-25º to dry things out on humid days. The fans are sufficient to keep things cool at other times since the apartment is shaded at all times. There is al

The only thing that could be better and likely will be in the future when all the area construction is complete, are the roads. Trece Lunas's owners have no control over the public roads but they do maintain the area near the hotel. PLEASE FOLLOW Claudia's directions for reaching the hotel by car from the airport. C. 2 Sur (which Google maps seems to love, is TERRIBLE)

It's a nice oasis, perfect to relax after a day in the area. We got a room bigger than the one we booked, fully equipped and quiet. The bedding had many stains when we arrived, gladly the staff quickly fixed it the following day. The surrounding area is quite bad, with horrible dirt roads and a lot of trash, it's unbelievable to be unable to build roads in such a touristic area.

Really nice studio with a beautiful pool.

Be prepared for the roads, you need a decent car to get to the accommodation

Good boho vibe. Swimming pool was great and wifi works well. Staff were super friendly. Provides tea/coffee in the room and fridge.

The toilet didnt flush properly but they got it fixed whilst we were there. The location is little out of town so can be hard to get to if you dont have a car. Even if you do have a car the roads are so bad from the rain. But this seems pretty normal for Tulum.

Lovely pool and very spacious room

The location isn’t great - also our fault for not looking into it more. There is also a lot of construction going on so not great for relaxing.

The hotel is a beautiful escape in the jungle, and my room was amazing. I was worried after reading some of the comments about the roads, but when I got there it was all good. I was told that the rain had affected them but they've been fixed. the pool and relaxing area