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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa is located on one of the most unique beaches in the Riviera Maya surrounded by lush tropical acres, sugary white sand and magnificent colonial architecture. Just five minutes from Tulum and 30 minutes from Playa del Carmen, Dreams Tulum offers Unlimited-Luxury® with upscale surroundings and combines fun and relaxation with the ancient world of the Maya.
All guest rooms and suites offer a private and furnished patio or balcony, marble bathrooms, daily refreshed mini-bar and 24-hour room service.
Dreams Spa by Pevonia offers a full range of natural curative massage therapies and facial treatments, each designed to soothe your body, mind and spirit. And to really help you unwind, the Explorers Club keeps your kids happy and busy with their own kind of supervised fun.
Dreams Tulum sits on two miles of powdery white sand with activities to make the whole family happy. And you are right on the ocean for snorkeling, catamarans, windsurfing, kayaking and jumping on our ocean trampoline. Choose from magnificent dining options featuring six gourmet, à la carte and one buffet-style restaurant. Dine at the Seaside Grill, an à la carte steak house, enjoy French cuisine in a romantic setting at Bordeaux or visit El Patio for Mexican fare. Seven bars, including pool and beachside, are perfect places to make new friends, or just catch up with each other.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(155 reviews)
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Hotel address: Carretera Federal 387 KM 234, Tulum, Mexico 77780
Tulum, Xel-Ha, Chichen-Itza, Xcaret, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen.
Cancún International Airport (CUN): Approximate driving time is 75 minutes and distance is 106 km (66 miles).
Ideally located between Playa del Carmen and Tulum and just a 75-minute drive south of Cancun International Airport, Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa is situated along a stretch of magnificent white sandy beach in the Riviera Maya. Local points of interest: World’s second largest barrier reef lies just offshore; Nearby underground rivers, caves and jungles for the adventure seekers; Eco-adventure attractions at Xel-Há & Selvatica; Mayan ruins of Tulum, Coba, Xel-ha, Chichen-Itza and Kohunlich; Xcaret Eco-Archeological Park; Cozumel – ferry from Playa del Carmen.
Located in the main lobby offers international and national drinks including tropical drinks and waiter service.
Guests can relax in the sun or shade at the main bar while enjoying cool cocktails including international & national brands, juices and soft drinks, providing also waiter service to the pool deck.
Offering from a light snack to a full meal during the day and a la carte specializing in Mexican cuisine in the evening.
Savor exquisite French cuisine at this gourmet à la carte restaurant.
Explore the flavors of the Mediterranean and Italian cuisine.
Located in the old lobby, guests will enjoy gourmet coffee and grilled sandwiches.
(Swim up bar) Located in the main pool our swim up bar offers tropical drinks and waiter service in the pool area.
Continental & Mexican cuisine with a variety of international specialty items & classics. Special Kids corner in the buffet section.
Located on the beach, our beach bar offers tropical drinks including waiter service.
Specializing in Pan-Asian cuisine.
Located directly on the beach, offering light snacks to a full meal during the day and a la carte steak house in the evening.
Located in the main lobby, enjoy the night in a sports bar lounge ambience, serving international and national beverages.
Dreams Tulum provides a beautiful new convention center with 6 meeting rooms for up to 600 people. Av equipment available for rent as well as top of the art facilities for banquets, meetings and show performances. with 4 breakouts, a magnificent foyer and a gourmet cuisine. The Chichen Itza Ballroom hosts 400 people in Banquet style and up to 600 for cocktail.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(155 reviews)
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Score
3 out of 5
Mostly nice
Just married Nov 11, 2009
The hotel visually was very nice. The location is far from the airport and didn't offer much outside of the resort, which we ... knew prior. It was quiet, not overly crowded and very pretty. The bar and wait staff were great. The front desk staff was very cold and rude and room service was kind of slow...asking us to call back when they were busy. Food often arrived cold. Be careful with the trips they offer. Better off doing them on your own with a cab. This will save you a lot of money. It rained a few days while we were there and the resort becomes like a ghost town. The disco they have on sight smells like stinky feet. But we still had a good time. Probably will try something a bit closer to civilization next time. The ruins at Ek Balam were amazing. You can actually walk on them. Be careful of the cenotes. They are all over and some are better than others. Bat cave was the nicest we swam in. Also, buy your own snorkeling gear. I didn't think about it and had to use the ones there. NOT CLEAN! Told me to wash it off in the cenote...hmmmm Also swam with the turtles. That was cool, but some resorts have it on site. Mostly a great trip, but was a little disappointed with Dreams. The best spa treatment I have ever had though.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't buy a trip package. If you want to do or see something, just have the hotel call you a private cab to get you there. Then you are not on anyone else's time and you will save a bit of money. If you want nightlife or shopping stay closer to Cancun. Tulum was very quiet which was nice, but was very boring if you didn't know your way around and very poor area outside of the resort.
Score
4 out of 5
Tulum
- Nov 11, 2009
The staff was EXCELLENT - everyone (EVERYONE) was polite and courteous. I liked being able to book everything through a ... single company ([...]) as well.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't book your tours until you get to the location and talk to locals if you can help it. We wanted to go to Coba - and the pyramid that you can climb was closed for the first half of our trip. We would have missed out had we booked ahead of time. Instead, we found this out when we got there, booked our tour for after it was opened, and had a great time!
Score
4 out of 5
Honeymoon
Honeymooner Nov 8, 2009
We chose the hotel because of its distance from Cancun and Playa Del Carmen (we wanted something away from the hassle and ... "Spring Break" atmosphere). We weren't prepared for the length of the drive from the airport. Upon arrival, we were told it would be a half hour until our room was ready. After a half hour, we were then told it would be another 45 minutes until the room was ready. It wasn't until my suggestion that we get another room that they searched for other alternatives. The room was very clean, and very nice but the location wasn't ideal. We chose an upgrade to "ocean front" thinking it would be right on the ocean, but that was not correct. There was a pool between us and the ocean. The pool had bars on both sides meaning it wasn't quiet in our room until late at night. When trying to rest during the day with the windows and doors closed, we could still clearly hear the music and activities going on. The food and service were mostly great. At times we waited very long for food/drink. I assume this is typical at most resorts. They advertise several restaurants but not all restaurants are open. On Friday night, only two were open for dinner and that resulted in a very long wait for a table and food.
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of CheapTickets customers, not of CheapTickets or its staff.
Don't buy a trip package. If you want to do or see something, just have the hotel call you a private cab to get you there. Then you are not on anyone else's time and you will save a bit of money. If you want nightlife or shopping stay closer to Cancun. Tulum was very quiet which was nice, but was very boring if you didn't know your way around and very poor area outside of the resort.
--Just married, Charlotte NC Nov 11, 2009
Don't book your tours until you get to the location and talk to locals if you can help it. We wanted to go to Coba - and the pyramid that you can climb was closed for the first half of our trip. We would have missed out had we booked ahead of time. Instead, we found this out when we got there, booked our tour for after it was opened, and had a great time!
---, Chicago, IL Nov 11, 2009
The restaurants are good but the ones that stand out are: El Patio, the Portifino and the Bordeux. These were our favorites. The Hotel is too far away from everything to go any where else.
--Wifey, Streetsboro, Ohio Oct 26, 2009
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(155 reviews)
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Score
3 out of 5
Mostly nice
Just married Nov 11, 2009
The hotel visually was very nice. The location is far from the airport and didn't offer much outside of the resort, which we ... knew prior. It was quiet, not overly crowded and very pretty. The bar and wait staff were great. The front desk staff was very cold and rude and room service was kind of slow...asking us to call back when they were busy. Food often arrived cold. Be careful with the trips they offer. Better off doing them on your own with a cab. This will save you a lot of money. It rained a few days while we were there and the resort becomes like a ghost town. The disco they have on sight smells like stinky feet. But we still had a good time. Probably will try something a bit closer to civilization next time. The ruins at Ek Balam were amazing. You can actually walk on them. Be careful of the cenotes. They are all over and some are better than others. Bat cave was the nicest we swam in. Also, buy your own snorkeling gear. I didn't think about it and had to use the ones there. NOT CLEAN! Told me to wash it off in the cenote...hmmmm Also swam with the turtles. That was cool, but some resorts have it on site. Mostly a great trip, but was a little disappointed with Dreams. The best spa treatment I have ever had though.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't buy a trip package. If you want to do or see something, just have the hotel call you a private cab to get you there. Then you are not on anyone else's time and you will save a bit of money. If you want nightlife or shopping stay closer to Cancun. Tulum was very quiet which was nice, but was very boring if you didn't know your way around and very poor area outside of the resort.
Score
4 out of 5
Tulum
- Nov 11, 2009
The staff was EXCELLENT - everyone (EVERYONE) was polite and courteous. I liked being able to book everything through a ... single company ([...]) as well.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't book your tours until you get to the location and talk to locals if you can help it. We wanted to go to Coba - and the pyramid that you can climb was closed for the first half of our trip. We would have missed out had we booked ahead of time. Instead, we found this out when we got there, booked our tour for after it was opened, and had a great time!
Score
4 out of 5
Honeymoon
Honeymooner Nov 8, 2009
We chose the hotel because of its distance from Cancun and Playa Del Carmen (we wanted something away from the hassle and ... "Spring Break" atmosphere). We weren't prepared for the length of the drive from the airport. Upon arrival, we were told it would be a half hour until our room was ready. After a half hour, we were then told it would be another 45 minutes until the room was ready. It wasn't until my suggestion that we get another room that they searched for other alternatives. The room was very clean, and very nice but the location wasn't ideal. We chose an upgrade to "ocean front" thinking it would be right on the ocean, but that was not correct. There was a pool between us and the ocean. The pool had bars on both sides meaning it wasn't quiet in our room until late at night. When trying to rest during the day with the windows and doors closed, we could still clearly hear the music and activities going on. The food and service were mostly great. At times we waited very long for food/drink. I assume this is typical at most resorts. They advertise several restaurants but not all restaurants are open. On Friday night, only two were open for dinner and that resulted in a very long wait for a table and food.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Dreams Tulum
slp Nov 1, 2009
no comment ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
beautiful!
lisa Oct 28, 2009
The resort was absolutely gorgeous! And the staff was always friendly, genuine and helpful. I found it easy to plan trips ... from the hotel, with the help of the staff, and to engage in the many on-site activities, including snorkeling, soccer on the beach, pool volleyball, a fire-spinning show and capoeira. The food was also amazing. I recommend this resort to honey-mooners, families and almost anyone else. I would not recommend it to someone who is looking for a party town, as the location is kind of discreet and secluded from areas with lots of night-life.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
amazing!!!
dreams Oct 27, 2009
the dreams tulum was amazing from start to finish. the only downfall to this resort was the long car ride which i didnt think ... i would mind but its horrible! either then that it was so much fun, amazing food, amazing and hilarious staff, great nightly shows, great pools, had such a good time. already planning when to go back!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
"Beautiful Getaway For Price"
Wifey Oct 26, 2009
The hotel is beautiful and so are the rooms. I have been to Mexico many times and this is by far my favorite place. The ... rooms are spacious, clean and very nice. The bed could be more comfortable, felt like sleeping on concrete. The advertising in the on-line brochure indicated top-shelf International Liquor which is not the case. You need to be very pushy to get American liquor or beer (and only Bud Light at that). This is typical at Mexican resorts. They want you to drink the Mexican liquor - it is cheaper for them. I also did not like that there were children in the adult pool. We did not travel with children and wanted to be in an adult pool. The location in Tulum makes it very difficult to do a lot of the excursions. If you just want to relax and unwind, this is the place to go. The food was excellent and the staff was first class. They also had a few beach weddings while we were there and they were beautiful. I would recommend this to friends who don't want to do much but enjoy the beauty and each other. There also was not much of a nite life. The latest bar is only open until 12:30 a.m. - but the Fire Show that is put on by the Hotel is a "DO NOT MISS" show.
Traveler type: Family
The restaurants are good but the ones that stand out are: El Patio, the Portifino and the Bordeux. These were our favorites. The Hotel is too far away from everything to go any where else.
Score
4 out of 5
Beautiful, Peaceful
Sharen from Colorado Oct 26, 2009
If you need a trip to untangle the nerves this is it. beaches were so beautiful, soft sand, warm water and the beautiful ... hues of green water made us wonder if it was real. Just beautiful. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We got a bit tired of the food after 7 days. We took a day trip to Tulum and the ruins that was fun. We felt very safe on the grounds. They had one loud active pool with activites to do, stretching classes, games with nice spa prizes, swim up bar, lovely good drinks, good rum not the cheap stuff. A drink of the day really nice drinks. Service on the beach was great. Every day had a cook out on beach in addition to the other restaurants so you never had to leave the beach to eat. We had full use of the kyak boats, sail boats, snorkel equipment at no charge. The guided snorkel was awesome well worth the $35 usd. Was very beautiful. The rooms a bit small, beds a bit firm, but they accomodated everything you asked for. The spa was beautiful. Best message we have ever had and the green coffee mud wrap was great and it really worked. If you are looking for away from the crowd this is it. If you want more city and night life go north. Tulum a good experience.
Traveler type: Couples
We rented a car for the day to see Tulum. Later we found out the taxi was only $8. each way. We paid $70 USD for a jeep and it was fun but we could have saved by going taxi with another couple.
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic trip and resort
Keri, business professional and Mom Oct 23, 2009
Our trip to Tulum was fantastic. The resort staff were extremely friendly and provided outstanding service. We traveled with ... our kids and there was a kids' program that seemed awesome -- we wanted to spend time as a family so opted to only take part in some of their activities, but they were open from 9 am until 10 pm to allow for some adult time. The bars were fast, friendly, and the service was exceptional. Food was okay...we stayed at Secrets Capri last December and felt the food was a downgrade from that 'sister' resort. The pools were clean and in a great location. Beach was fantastic and there were lots of lounge chairs available which was nice. Tulum is about an hour and fifteen minutes from Cancun so plan on a long day to get there; but well worth it. We visited the ruins and that was neat. Overall, great trip and would recommend another Dreams resort to friends and family.
Traveler type: Family
Lots of entertainment in the hotel. One night was a fiesta and then a magic show and other events. It was great.
Score
4 out of 5
We had a wonderful experience!
Ginger Oct 21, 2009
Lots of fun activities and friendly/helpful staff. Quiet areas are available too! Food and accomadations were great. A long ... way from the airport in Cancun but close to Mayan ruins and private beaches for snorkeling/diving, etc. Great value!
Traveler type: Couples
Hire a private driver/taxi and save money over the on-site excursion agents.
Score
4 out of 5
dreams tulum
steve Oct 19, 2009
destination wedding. had terrific time ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Dream Killer Resort and Spa
Ro Oct 15, 2009
We were promised a room with ocean view and 2 beds, did not get and then moved 3 times due to things not working in the room ... like safe, bath tub wouldn't drain and mini bar was never cold, AC did not work anywhere.
Traveler type: Friends
Akumal Beach
Score
5 out of 5
Couldn't be better!
Mariana della noche Oct 5, 2009
This is the third time we've stayed at a Dreams Resort, at a different location. We keep going back because they have yet to ... disappoint us. They have kindly accommodated our requests for room changes twice because we wanted even better ocean views from our room. Food at their restaurants is excellent, up there with their service!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Dreams 2009
Tammer Oct 3, 2009
We enjoyed our stay overall. The resort is a good distance from the airport, but we got private transportation with USA ... Transfers and that made the trip easy. We did like that the resort is out of the way which makes it private and quiet. We took one day and went to Xel Ha for snorkeling. The employees are all very kind. The service is excellent. We were upgraded to an oceanfront suite from oceanview, as this is our third time to a Dreams resort. This suite was beautiful and the view was stunning, but the air-conditioning was so bad that it made sleeping almost impossible. Everything in the room stayed damp. The room never got below 79 degrees. Maintenance looked at it several times and said there was nothing wrong! 79 degrees! Other people that I met asked me about the air in my room, saying that their rooms were uncomfortable, so apparently it is a widespread problem. Also, they were refurbishing the room directly below us and began their work at 6:30am each morning except Sunday. Not very relaxing. I could not wait to get home to sleep in my own dry, cool home. Our son enjoyed ordering room service. The restaurant service was exellent all around. We did wish that the Seaside Grill was open more in the evening. It was only open one night for dinner the whole time that we were there, 9 nights. The sushi is delicious and plentiful. I especially loved the Coco Cafe. I had many delicious mocha lattes. The beach service is very good. The servers will bring you just about anything you ask for. The ocean was beautiful. We will probably go there again, maybe at a cooler time of year.
Traveler type: Family
Book private transportation. This makes the trip so much nicer.
Score
5 out of 5
Great trip
5 meals a day Oct 2, 2009
Beautiful secluded location. Great snorkeling to a genuine coral reef 200 yds off beach. Recommend shuttle to the resort, ... as driving was a little scary. Insanely good deal for such a first class resort.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great resort [...]
Capttanhowdy Oct 2, 2009
We initialy were booked into a room waaay away from the pool and pretty much everything, We then were hit up to pay an extra ... 300 buck to upgrade to the same room but closer to the water. Didn't like that... felt like they were taking me a lil. [...] The hotel was awesome... the staff was even better.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't buy souviners in the hotel no matter what the workers in the shops say... Its cheaper outside the hotel.... like more than half!!!
Score
4 out of 5
friend getaway
jv Oct 1, 2009
great hotel, great staff, perfect for relaxation on the beach, beautiful water ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Dreams Resort Tulum
Coronita Destroyer Sep 30, 2009
Dreams is a fantastic resort. Great food, service, location, and then some! My plan was to simply relax and the staff made ... sure i was accommodated. If you're looking for something other than piña coladas and coronas - there are also tons of activities to participate in throughout the day.
Traveler type: Couples
Be sure to book a taxi/shuttle to the hotel prior to arriving. The taxi services from the airport to the hotel cost a bundle due to the resort being approximately 70 miles away. This will save you a big headache and a bunch of bug bites ;) !
Score
3 out of 5
Great Beach
hollatjones Sep 27, 2009
The beach is absolutely beautiful at this resort. Great snorkeling trip through the scuba shop, saw a sea turtle! The food ... was wonderful, but you got extremely small portions. The Pina Colada's were the best that I had ever had, I would always ask for a premium liquor, but if you turned your back on the bartender, they would try to use the well liquor. If you had a waiter get you a drink, I doubt it came with the liquor that you requested. Very disappointed in the selections of beer; only three kinds available, Corona, Bud, & Bud Lite. Not too impressed with the resorts staff, it says no gratuities allowed, yet the wait staff seemed aggrivated if you didn't tip & if you got that same waiter again after not leaving a tip, you would get bad service the 2nd time around. Our van to the airport was going to pick us up at 1:00, we were required to check out by 12:00, we asked the front desk for an extention, & they refused to let us stay an extra hour, although we had a late check-in when we first arrived to the resort. Several broken tiles in the room, the jacuzzi tub didn't work right. The shops at the resort are EXPENSIVE, a 10 pack of Benedryl was $25!!! Easy access to the Mayan Ruins, but not as close to the ruins as the hotel claims to be on their website. You cannot see the ruins from the hotel unless you are using bonoculars, the website makes you think you can see the ruins easily from the resort.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Heaven on Earth
Al Sep 20, 2009
The Dreams Tulum Resort delivers everything you could want from a resort: Beautiful beach with clear clean water, incredible ... pools (with swim-up bar), wonderfully maintained grounds, staff that is beyond nice and accommodating, great entertainment, good food. It's like a tropical postcard come to life.
Traveler type: Couples
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Don't buy a trip package. If you want to do or see something, just have the hotel call you a private cab to get you there. Then you are not on anyone else's time and you will save a bit of money. If you want nightlife or shopping stay closer to Cancun. Tulum was very quiet which was nice, but was very boring if you didn't know your way around and very poor area outside of the resort.
--Just married, Charlotte NC Nov 11, 2009
Don't book your tours until you get to the location and talk to locals if you can help it. We wanted to go to Coba - and the pyramid that you can climb was closed for the first half of our trip. We would have missed out had we booked ahead of time. Instead, we found this out when we got there, booked our tour for after it was opened, and had a great time!
---, Chicago, IL Nov 11, 2009
The restaurants are good but the ones that stand out are: El Patio, the Portifino and the Bordeux. These were our favorites. The Hotel is too far away from everything to go any where else.
--Wifey, Streetsboro, Ohio Oct 26, 2009
We rented a car for the day to see Tulum. Later we found out the taxi was only $8. each way. We paid $70 USD for a jeep and it was fun but we could have saved by going taxi with another couple.
--Sharen from Colorado, Evergreen, Colorado Oct 26, 2009
Lots of entertainment in the hotel. One night was a fiesta and then a magic show and other events. It was great.
--Keri, business professional and Mom, Castle Rock, CO Oct 23, 2009
Hire a private driver/taxi and save money over the on-site excursion agents.
--Ginger, North Carolina Oct 21, 2009
Akumal Beach
--Ro, Boston, MA Oct 15, 2009
Book private transportation. This makes the trip so much nicer.
--Tammer, Rockford, IL Oct 3, 2009
Don't buy souviners in the hotel no matter what the workers in the shops say... Its cheaper outside the hotel.... like more than half!!!
--Capttanhowdy, Denver,Co Oct 2, 2009
Be sure to book a taxi/shuttle to the hotel prior to arriving. The taxi services from the airport to the hotel cost a bundle due to the resort being approximately 70 miles away. This will save you a big headache and a bunch of bug bites ;) !
--Coronita Destroyer, Oakland, CA Sep 30, 2009
Bordaux was the best restaurant there!
--Mrs. Berg, Early, IA Sep 11, 2009
Rent a car. The transfer to and from the airport is $60 a person. We rented a car at $120 for the whole week, plus $10 a day for liability insurance. This way, you also don't have to pay to go out and explore, just get in the car and go.
--NYC Couple, New York, NY Sep 7, 2009
Would like fellow travelers to know that the resort is great and secluded but is 1 hour and 45 minutes from airport. Also, don't use Grayline for transportation if you stay at Dream's Tulum because the representative was rude and never called us to help with arrival for outside activities. To top it all off Grayline's driver on the return to airport could not stay awake and kept running of the road. I had to keep him awake by continually tapping on his shoulder and by even grabbing the steering wheel. One time when he fell asleep we almost drove into a barricade (and into a road which was not the direction to the hotel) which I had to take control of the vehicle. Another example was we nearly rear ended somebody when fell asleep. He could no stay awake and refused to pull over. I offered to buy him coffee. He must have been drunk or hungover. We had a very very stressful drive to the airport needless to say and spent a lot of money for poor transportation service!!!
--In da house, Wichita, KS Aug 17, 2009
RENT A CAR!! ONly $35US per Day at executive rentals which is only 2km away from dreams. The cabs are $10 to go anywhere in Tulum so you will have freedom to explore the beautiful area
--Michael, Chicago, IL Jul 27, 2009
A visit to the Ruins is a 4 hour max with a $7 cab ride the most convenient.
--Tomer, Reno, Nevada Jul 27, 2009
If you go to Tulum ruins, I would suggest a knowledgeable tour guide to give you the amazing history and story of culture that goes along with it. It was well worth the extra money. Also, at the ruins is a wonderful beach to enjoy, but NO SHADE!!!
--Jenn, Rhode Island Jul 14, 2009
Weather you are dining or enjoying entertainment there is always one of the many staff members to assist you.
--Mr. G., Riverside, California Jul 14, 2009
Go to the Tulum ruins and hire a guide! It was the best excursion we did!
--Whytet, Ketchikan, AK Jul 12, 2009
the hotel offers packaged to see the tulum ruins for like $69. its a total rip off considering it costs $7 cab ride each way to the ruins, and another $5 to get in to the site (oh and if you take a camcorder u pay another 250 paso tax?). if you want a guide, one can be hired at the door. also wanted to note that the cancun airport has an awesome giftshop for small items. i payed triple for the same items in the hotel giftshop.
--Dee, vancouver bc Jul 7, 2009
The colectivo (local bus) and AIDO bus saved about $60 each way in transportation between Canuun and hotel
--Married 3 years :-), Walnut Creek CA Jul 3, 2009
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