Hotels in Soliman Bay, Tulum

peaceful and comfy. staff was friendly and attentive.

Nice room , cenote was beautiful, good pool, everything you need to have a get-away relaxing weekend

NaturePerfect room to crash awesome pool and lovely staff

I stayed with my boyfriend and it was one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life, even though it’s a brand new place everything works amazing and the service it’s great! From the moment we reserved we had a concierge contacting us to know more about our trip, and they help us plan everything from transportation, reservations etc! The private terrace with plunge pool was our favorite spot & it was just steps away from the best beach in Tulúm! If you are looking for a place to disconnect from the hustle and reconnect with nature this is the place!

We loved this place, it was a good experience, the staff is very friendly. The hotel is located about 10 minutes from Tulum and the cabins are very comfortable with air conditioning.

The hotel is nestled beautifully in the jungle. Quiet. Peaceful. Serene. Esther and the young man working were such amazing hosts! Even made us a special Mexican breakfast when I asked. They took care of everything with genuine care and smile. The hotel is in the small town of Chemuyil, which has a small town charm and is surrounded by cenotes. Just close enough to Tulum to go for the day, but then to retreat to your quiet, beautiful oasis. Yes, there is no AC, but I promise you don't need it. You have cool fresh air and a couple of fans. I even got a little chilly and used both blankets. Slept like a baby.

We stayed for 8 days and it was probably the most relaxing days of my life. Lounging by our pool all day and relaxing was so amazing. The staff was super attentive. The food wonderful. My biggest fear with giving this review is that this place is fully booked next time we come to stay. Nothing like it. Absolute jungle bliss. We did the yoga and meditation even though it was new to us and enjoyed marshmallows over a nightly fire. If you are looking to relax look no further. You will need a car. So many beaches are close and at your finger tips. The beach hotels are loud and have music. This was zen all the way through. A very special stay and place. We will be back to recharge again.

It's a beautiful little hotel. We had a beach facing upstairs room with a large balcony - wonderful view. Rooms are large, clean, well decorated with a free water dispenser in the room. Great breakfasts. Nice bathroom with lots of hot water. Short walk to a few excellent restaurants and a decent cenote for swimming or snorkeling. Nice area for long walks on the beach. Owners are very nice and helpful.

Everything met and exceeded our expectations. The staff is incredibly professional and nice. The food was INCREDIBLE, fresh ingredients and exquisite preparation. The resort premises are huge, in the middle of a secluded, quiet part of the near-beach jungle. We stayed in an individual lodge with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The rooms are designed and furnished in the traditional Mexican and Yucatan style. The resort is a piece of paradise: quiet, surrounded by trees and vegetation, there's a lagoon nearby ON THE PROPERTY. There's also a cenote right in the resort and it includes an underground cave which can be toured, one of the *many* activities the resort offers (for free). It really feels like the resort was built around the nature and the spirit of the Yucatan peninsula, as opposed to putting these elements around the resort. There are plenty of activities and things to explore just within the resort itself, with many swimming pools, bike tours and hidden gems on the premises (such as a traditional church, quiet gazebos, the cenote, library, a recreation of a Mayan village, etc.). The resort is approx 10 mins drive from Tulum, 8 mins drive from Xel-Ha water park. We'd recommend renting and coming by car for everyone who stays here to enjoy the surroundings as well (including places like Playa Paraiso). The staff was incredibly accommodating: we missed our connection and lost one night of vacation stuck in Atlanta and the resort management offered us an extra night *for free* to make up for this (although they didn't have to). We also met the owner of the resort along with the director and we could feel their passion for nature, for preserving and passing the spirit of the place onto the resort and its guests. Big thanks and kudos to Gonzo (leading cenote and cave tours and various other activities), Alejandro (our favorite restaurant staff), and all other staff who made our stay feel warm and welcome.

What an amazing place. It's been a long time since I've had such a deep sleep and relaxation time. Just chilling in nature with my book was heaven. Thank you for a wonderful stay. I'll be back.