Azulik Resort

Hotel · Tulum

Azulik Resort

Hotel · Tulum

Carretera Tulum - Punta Allen KM 5 Zona Hotelera, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico

Highlights

Nestled in a tropical jungle, this stylish, adults-only resort offers unique wood villas with stunning views, a top-notch spa, and a vibrant beach vibe.

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@travelleisure

"Hidden among the the busy traffic of Tulum's beach road, Azulik presents a world of its own behind the driftwood facade. The 48 villas built between the jungle and the beach are glamorous and so is the spa’s temazcal (sweat lodge) experience, an ancient practice where soul-searchers sit in a heated dome structure. Every element of Azulik was designed with the intention of promoting and preserving sacred traditions. Each villa is dedicated to a natural theme and the use of artistic elements and materials make you feel like the hotel has spawned naturally from its jungle surroundings. One of the highlights of visiting Azulik is dining out at the canopy-situated Japanese restaurant, where you'll be served delicious food in your own private nest." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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@harpersbazaar

"Azulik's trippy jungle architecture is nothing short of a fanciful playground. With no air conditioning, television, or electric light, the hotel encourages you to reconnect with yourself and nature. There are many outlets to "disconnect to reconnect," from two art exhibition spaces to bespoke beauty and healing therapies at the spa that are all created through a spiritual, ancestral lens. If you’re looking to escape from reality and welcome in the woo, this should be your go-to R&R reboot."

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Abhishek Patel

Google

The hotel is beautiful, amazing design and architecture. BUT, I really hoped the room would have been better equipped for the price you pay to stay. There aren’t any lights, you only get candles, be prepared for bugs too as you are signing up to live in a jungle. I was disappointed by the service the most, there isn’t any network in the room so it’s extremely hard to reach the service people. Our blanket looked burnt from previous stay makes me think they never bothered to check/clean even maybe? If I were to go again, it’ll just be to go to the beach, they have a very nice beach and you still get to explore the resort a bit.

Jonathan Carricarte

Google

This place is absolutely stunning, the level of detail and craftsmanship is just out of this world. This is truly a unique eco luxury stay. Ever since you arrive everything is attached to an experience. First thing is if you arrive as couple, they do a mini Mayan ceremony, it’s beautiful. The rooms don’t have lights, they have candles and bolt it is romantic. There’s AC inside so that’s good. The bathtub doesn’t have a shower head so you bath like the Mayans used to with a Jicara (half of a coconut shell) to pour it on yourself. The level of attention to detail in this experiences is just above and beyond anything else.

Irene G.

Google

An amazing place, out of this world 💚💜 They do have showers in Sky Villas now. A/C was available 9:00am - 9:00pm (as of January 2025) The fan over the bed is too powerful to sleep under it comfortably. It would be nice to install a smaller one. The whole experience is unique and worth doing. WiFi didn’t work in the sky villa, only in public areas. Even though we had a router in the villa…

Ana Maria A

Google

I have never been so badly treated. This place is dirty, no service, not even a nice beach and the unfriendliest and disorganized staff. We arrived to spend the day at the beach and they didn’t even give us a towel, kept saying it’s coming, it never came. We had booked in advance for sunbeds at the beach, we didn’t get anything, just one table chair for us both, a joke!!! |Took us one hour to get a bottle of water. So never mind ordering food. |Everyone rude and nothing really working properly. We were originally supposed to stay also for dinner, we obviously didn’t. |I have never ever been so disappointed in a place. Avoid this place!!!!!! It’s not even that cool, the pictures are better than when you are actually there.

rohit kapa

Google

It is a different and amazing experience. The location, resort architecture, and design elements are unique and very beautiful. The rooms have a bit of less privacy, which felt uncomfortable in the beginning but got used to it later.. There are no lights in the evening except a couple of candles which gave an intimate experience. The rooms can be a bit cleaner but apart from that we really enjoyed our stay here and wished to extend our stay.

Toni Lissoni

Google

Rooms have zero light. Candles only. Impossible to see anything at night. Outside area never gets cleaned. Towels are old and low quality. Candles are so small, they insignificant. No Wi-Fi in the rooms, anytime you need to get room service, you have to go out of your room. Service is slooow. The basin was leaking, the cleaning staff literally made up the bed and left. Very very expensive, even the water. No shower, only a bath. Impossible to walk around even in flip flops. They should inform people better. The place is romantic, but the need to be more upfront about it.

Oliver R

Google

Amazing place. Incredible facilities. The staff treated us like royalty. The food is incredible. The private beach area is amazing. The staff tended to our every need. The Concierge lady responded to our messages instantly. This place was amazing |It’s very natural and organic. I have zero complaints and if anyone comes to tulum should experience this place 100000% worth the money. Thank you all.

Katherine Wheeler

Google

Super cute hotel, and it definitely has charm, but I’m giving the rooms a lower score because there is absolutely zero air conditioning, and that’s a dealbreaker for me. I understand the whole idea is to immerse yourself in nature, but when it’s sweltering inside the room, it becomes pretty uncomfortable. For me, being able to cool off after a long day of exploring is essential, so it really took away from my experience. If sweating your butt off while trying to sleep is your thing, then this place might work for you, but it was a big letdown for me. I get that many people enjoy the idea of being completely surrounded by nature, and if you’re someone who doesn’t mind the heat or likes the rustic experience, then this place might be ideal for you. But for me, comfort is key, and the lack of AC really affected my stay. I could see how during cooler months, it would be much more pleasant, so maybe coming here in the winter would offer a better experience, when the weather’s less intense. As much as I appreciate the eco-friendly concept, it’s hard to overlook the heat, especially when you’re paying for a room to relax in, not to roast in your own sweat