The decor fits the environment with products, furniture, and dangling woven lamp fixtures sourced from local artisans thanks to music industry veteran James Chippendale who designed the entire property with love and a careful attention to detail. We stayed in a two bedroom top floor garden suite, which felt more like my dream apartment styled in a rustic chic minimalist way with numerous hammocks indoor and out, a concrete floor with throw rugs (perfect for barefoot sandy feet), and a massive stone-like tub with glorious bath amenities we later saw in town. The relaxed ambiance is why you want to stay here. The sign is so small you may miss the location, but you know you have ‘arrived’ with the tiny reception hut glow to greet you. NEST truly feels like your own private nest, a place with nine rooms (or should we say villas) that feels like a home, not a hotel. Welcome to Tulum, where simplicity and nature are the new luxury. Hotels are typically less than twenty rooms and the inspiring architectural and design styles blends with the scenery and the low key Bohemian vibes. Move over annoying conglomerate resorts with noisy kids and basic food, and relish in a boutique hotel that feels so unique and personal, your room feels like your own self-contained resort. Toilet paper is thrown in the trash and Potable Aqua trucks bring in drinkable water for restaurants and hotels.īut what makes Tulum hedonism and like nowhere else I’ve ever visited is the feeling. Candles and torches are often the only light to guide your way at night since hotels run on generators and solar power. Yoga classes are offered at most hotels, and the stars twinkle bold and bright with no light pollution. The global cuisine in Tulum blends traditional Mexican fare with Caribbean fresh seafood along with modern approaches thanks to the culinary creatives flocking the area. Barely a tourist in site!Īchieving Maximum Profit When Selling A Property
One of our favorites memories was biking to climb Coba at sunset, the highest pyramid in Maya world elevating us high over the jungle. From the archeological site of Muyil, we crossed two lagoons by boat to float through a crystal clear canal the Maya dug thousands of years ago surrounded by mangroves. Thanks to an informative guide we swam in a closed cavernous cenote called Muul Ich with a tiny light to illuminate the limestone stalactites, bats and catfish. For the adventurous, there are more than 5,000 freshwater cenotes (650 open to the public) to explore, and Sian Ka’an Biosphere, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (1.3 million acre nature reserve) is just a short drive away.
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Just ten years ago, not much may have existed in this free spirited beach strip, but today people from all over the world have discovered what makes Tulum truly special. The area is not only steeped in Mayan history, Mayan ruins, and backed up to a carved out jungle, but offers miles of picture perfect beaches on the Caribbean Sea with silky sand and aquamarine water. Arriving at night, our two hour drive south from Cancun plummeted us to a narrow road with liquid darkness where cars only had about a few inches for oncoming vehicles, bicyclists, and walkers. My fascination with exotic locales lured me to book a two-part trip from wild, gritty Cuba to Tulum, Mexico just an hour flight away. I hadn’t known this Mexican Utopia on the Yucatan Peninsula existed until my Instagram feed filled with fashion bloggers posing on hammocks with Boho-chic jewelry and dresses perfectly sweat-free highlighting the tropical luscious scenery more than their clothes. For the last year my social media feed has been clogged with photos of Tulum.
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