The Petit Hotel was odd, because the rooms were very nice, clean and comfortable, but it felt a little like staying with a busy relative who you didn't really want to disturb. To get to the rooms, you have to walk through the reception area which is kind of like a living room that opens onto the central courtyard area... More

This place is very pretty and cosy. It is designed in mexican style, with all the basics a traveler would need and with very good taste. The hosts were very friendly, they recommended us the best place to see around Tulum - they recommended true mexican places, not touristic, not crowded and where the entrance is not expensive. So if... More

Leaving Playa del Carmen was hard enough, but we booked a day trip to Chichen Itza/Valladolid and knew that exploring and staying in Tulum was a must. We made a last minute reservation, which was very accommodating of the quiet host family. However, between the awful taxi driver (no one generally knows the hotel or where it is) and hauling... More

A delightful little hotel with real style. The rooms were absolutely gorgeous. Very spacious, interesting wooden furniture, colourful Mexican blankets and old Mexican photographs make really make for once of the nice places I've spent a night. It's in a decent location just south of the main street in central downtown and pretty close to the bus station. The only... More

I have to agree with the other reviewers. One, yes the hotel was a nice little place, not far from the ADO station as that's how we traveled and it was a short 5 - 10 minute walk from there. Great places to eat and interesting places to see and the people of Tulum are great to watch. Pizza joint... More

we spent 2 nights there but decided to move as the room was dark and the a/c was very noisy. not allowed to have the a/c on if you're not in your room(they tell you that at check in). we left it on and when we returned it had been shut off. the kitchen shown in the pictures is not... More

This small hotel is conveniently located just a few blocks south of main street (Avenida Tulum) and a short walk to the ADO bus station. The rooms are furnished with, among other things, tree stumps for tables. Colourful Mexican blankets abound. There is no television but the wi-fi and air-con work perfectly. The carpentry in the hotel is lackadaisical: You... More

We booked this hotel through the internet and reading the reviews I was convinced we made a really good decision by choosing Lo Nuestro Petit Hotel. My boyfriend and I come to Tulum every year, we love the beach, the great food and the people. We were very surprised how unfriendly the couple who runs the hotel was (they never... More