For us privet Cenota was totally great experience. Nice rooms and vibes all around in a hotel. We had really nice stay there.

The information about beach on booking is wrong. There is no beach that you can easily reach from the hotel. That should be mentioned. We would take it anyway and not feeling disappointed about it later

The property is beautiful, quaint, much more down to earth than the properties surrounding it. There is a genuine interest in protecting the natural surrounding areas and promoting eco consciousness. The staff is *very* kind and helpful — both at Cormorán and Posada Lamar (their sister property which is accessible for guests of Cormorán). It was quiet and peaceful, I got some excellent nights of sleep and felt completely comfortable as a solo female traveler. Would definitely recommend!

I’m not gonna lie — I run cold but I was hot at night even with the A/C and fan going.

It is a beautiful compound located in a peaceful part of Tulum's Zona hoteliera. We had a beautiful room at the highest point of the compound, very private and tranquil. Plus, we had an access to the rooftop that was semi-private. What a view on the palm and mangrove forest!! And of course - this hotel has IT'S OWN CENOTE!

Although hotel is just across the street from the beach, you can’t reach it unless you find some hotel with the beachfront who is willing to let you pass, and you have to pay it (for us it was 500 pesos that includes consumption). Other option is to go to the Posada La Mar where is for free for guest of this hotel, but that's a LONG way to walk. Also, stuff wasn't really responsive on our phone and whatsapp calls and msgs (we just wanted to find out the name of the hotel with the beachfront where we can get in for free. At the end, we found it out on our own).

The private cenote is awesome, used it every morning for a nice swim. A lot of fish to see if you have goggles.

Coffee was probably the instant one, I am not a fan of instant coffee. Fuss with payment got too many messages of them paying using different ways, before coming - which I refused as I am a bit paranoid I guess, but it looked not very professional.

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The breakfast was just few fruits and they took before 10!

we had a wonderful time. the staff was amazing friendly - especially Juanjo, who not only welcomed us but helped us with booking a trip to the national park with Henry. such an amazing experience. and Daniel the security on duty was super friendly as well. the rooms are spacey and clean. breakfast was continental and very lovely. and for us a highlight was the private cenotes - full of Mexican wildlife! definitely a 5* experience!

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Immersion with nature, we loved the lagoon cenote. I also loved the decor and the antiques in the room, the high ceilings, and the man Eddie that takes care of the property was so nice it was really a magical stay. Thank you.

Really nice hotel and it exceeded our expectations! We had the upper room and it is boutique beautiful! High ceilings, nice decorations, very comfortable, nice shower (with hot water), airconditioning and fan. Also, there is a rooftop with an hammock overlooking the jungle, very beautiful! We got breakfast on our terrace; beautiful spot between all the palmtrees. The breakfast is simple but we enjoyed it very much! There's a fruit platter, toast with seperate butter/jam and very nice yoghurt with granola. We read comments that it is not enough, but we found it very satisfying actually. We loved the location of the hotel; it is far enough from all the crowds to feel private and quiet, but with a short bike-ride (which you can easily rent at the hotel itself) you are in the busy strip of Tulum. We loved riding our bikes down the street! Also, you are very nearby the Sian Kaan National Park. We highly recommend renting a bike and going to El Ultimo Maya in this national park; it is a nice local place with a very nice vibe, good food (shrimp taco's), on the beach, with showers you can use. However, the absolute win for us was the cenote at the hotel!!! It is sooooo nice to swim and hang there. The water is beautifully clear and feels amazing, and it is just a beautiful area, where you feel in the middle of the jungle. They have a paddle board up there and you can jump from the platform. Also the walk up to the cenote is beautiful! We had multiple swims a day and spent a night staring at the stars from the platform :D Highly recommended!

The airconditioning takes a while to cool, but once it works, it works like a charm! This does mean it can be a bit hot in te beginning when you have returned to the room. While we were there construction was going on next door. However, this did not bother us at all and in the room itself we could barely hear it. Furthermore, we found that everywhere in Tulum is construction going on, so I think you'd have this problem in almost every hotel.

There is a private cenote!? What more can I say? The rooms are lovely and the staff are super kind, helpful, and friendly. Would stay there again!

This is beyond the hotel's control but the local taxis are the biggest rip off of all time. They charge $30 for 10km into town when you can get a local collectivo for $2 per person. The taxis have a set "price list" and so do not budge very much. It is quite a rip off. You can do a whole day trip to Chichen Itza for $50 but a return taxi into Tulum town is more. Lol. This needs to change! The private cenote needs more space as well as there are only two loungers!

I loved the location, even if is quite far. Its in middle of jungle (this is the experience you want to live in Tulum) and breakfast was perfect. They have privat parking, cenote inside. Rooms were very clean. And the best thing was the staff who all were professionists and kind (especially the guy from security - Daniel i think - who waited us until 2 am to check in and also helped us a lot. Respect their staff!