Glamping Mayan Glam

Lovely spot with fabulous friendly and helpful staff! We only stayed one night to get away from an all inclusive resort ( ot our scene), and this place

Tulum Centro or downtown is 5 mins away so you can explore the local shops and restaurants. The care taking staff on the property is just phenomenal. It is the care taking lovely family who looks after. We stayed for 2 days and every time we came outside regardless of time, person would come out of main big gate and help us park. Best thing is even when we go out during day he will stay there at gate waving with smile. Last day during checkout, he came out to see us off and close the gate. We felt like home and that was final good bye as if a family member is saying goodbye. Exceptional experience. Very quiet and between the nature. Private shower outside in nature with very well enclosure and personal washroom inside even though it is a dome which was great. Families with kids came in our next dome. They just thoroughly enjoyed it too. We will surely visit with more time next trip. The staff needs to be compensated for their amazing efforts in looking after guests.

Eco stay Surrounded by forest, far from the maddening crowds of Tulum’s Zona Hotelera. Good breakfast.

An amazing gateway that can be experienced with family. We definitely recommend to others.

I loved my stay at Glamping Mayan Glam! I highly recommend for anyone looking for a different travel experience than a hotel or resort. "Glamping" is the perfect description! After spending a busy day in town, it was so nice to come back to "Glamp" where it was so peaceful and relaxing. There are 7 dome style yurts- we stayed in #5. It had 2 full beds. The rooms are comfortable, spotless and so charming! The beds are on the firm side. The outdoor shower might have been my favorite part. The ground are gorgeous, with a nice pool, fire pit, hammock, swing and picnic tables. It's so well tended, the pool is cleaned daily, the flowers and palm trees are gorgeous and it's spotless while feeling very natural if that makes sense. Because Tulum is experiencing a MAJOR growth spurt, there is a lot of construction happening everywhere. We did hear some truck activity from the yurt, but I don't think it would be any more than you would hear if you stayed in the hotel zone, with the absolutely insane traffic there. Often times it rained at night which was a lovely sound in the yurt. They serve a "continental" breakfast of fresh fruit, toast and scrambled eggs (Mexican, regular, or sausage) every morning. It's very safe- as the perimeter is completely fenced and you park your car (if you have one) inside the gate for the night. There is an attendant there at all times and they are so kind and helpful. Miguel, the manager, was so nice and made sure we had everything we needed. Definitely asked him for advice and tips and he was happy to help. (He also speaks English if that is a concern for you.) It is sort of right on the outskirts of town, with about a 20 minute walk to el centro. A car or a cab would be helpful but you can definitely walk if you'd like. There is no safe in the rooms for valuables, but they do offer a small padlock to lock up your yurt when you leave. If you don't want to remember their code, you can just bring your own padlock and provide them with the key or code so they can clean the room each day. I can honestly highly recommend a stay at Glamping Mayan Glam. Especially if you want to have a stay that is away from the bustle of town and want to go with something a little different at a very affordable price. P.S. We even spotted a Coati! I have a video of it but cannot add it here, darn. P.S.S. You are basically in the jungle that is right on the outskirts of town- bring bug spray!

Worth the price.