Tuk Tulum by Marea

There are lots of restaurants close by, and you’re near the busy main road with its pharmacies, liquor stores, and Oxxos. The vibe is relaxed, and there’s a tennis court if you want to hear balls bouncing. It didn’t seem busy. Our place was pretty large, with a bedroom, an extra guest room, and another bathroom. Having Chendrai right across the road made grocery runs easy. I’ve stayed far from a supermarket before, and getting groceries back by cab or on foot is a pain. We even brought a shopping cart to and from the Airbnb. The pool was nice and laid back, with a scenic view of the parking lot, lol. I’d go back. The main downside is that it’s not near the ocean, about a $20 cab ride away. Cabs are easy to find outside the grocery store. We used the Eiby app because I’d heard taxis might scam you or overcharge you.

My concierge Daniel was so accommodating. There was a huge bug in my shower, but housekeeping got rid of it quickly and I never saw another one. It is the jungle, so I expected that. I stayed for two weeks, and the restaurant right below my room was amazing when I wanted a late meal on my own. They even played live jazz that was so relaxing. I enjoyed listening from my patio some nights. A supermarket is just across the parking lot, where I picked up snacks and light breakfast food when I didn’t feel like going out. Taxis come quickly, and town and the beach are close by car.

Really nice place with a gym and restaurant. It’s close to grocery stores too. Definitely recommend.

A beautiful complex with Pagia Italian Restaurant, a gym, and laundry and dry-cleaning services. Shopping areas and Coba Street are conveniently nearby.