Tres Rios Ecopark Tours

The room we stayed in was PD2. During our stay, we noticed an issue in the bathroom, as there was an unpleasant odor similar to that of wastewater.Fortunately, we spent most of our time outside the room exploring the Cancun area, which made the situation more manageable. However, the odor persisted and was uncomfortable. The parking was not available during our stay because they were paving the entrance.

What can I say… this sweet spot really left an impression on us. The intimacy of the property was the first thing I noticed, with just 21 rooms perfectly tucked away it felt like your own little world. The rooms are stunning and extremely clean and well appointed. I am ordering the same Kassatex robe they had on property. Location is pretty perfect and found ourselves walking to cenotes and Michelin Star restaurants.The pool and lounge part of the beach are super chill and feel a little more local. This is a place not trying to hard, but still feels full of effort. On our last night we participated in the Temazcal and that was a treat and left us feeling connected. There is a club on the other side of the street. It plays loud music but we found ourselves being lulled to sleep by it. Even joking about what was the last song we remembered. I like to move around and rarely repeat coming back to the same place but I have a feeling I’ll be seeing Bungalow 6 again.

I had an amazing stay at TAGO Tulum. The room was spacious, beautiful, and perfect for relaxing. I loved the his-and-her sinks and shower setup, plus the separate toilet room for extra privacy. The plunge pool was also very spacious, and the staff cleaned it quickly anytime I requested without a long wait. The food was fresh and good every time, and room service was surprisingly fast. The hotel itself is stunning and gives such a peaceful luxury vibe. I went during heavy seaweed season, but that honestly didn’t stop my trip at all. I can’t take away points for nature. The few bugs I saw didn’t bother me either — we are literally in the jungle, and this was their home before the hotel was built. I only saw maybe two during my entire stay. One thing I loved was the location. It’s walking distance to beach clubs and restaurants if you don’t mind a 5–15 minute walk. I stayed here solo while celebrating my graduation, so it was the perfect balance of peaceful alone time and fun. During the day I relaxed and enjoyed my room, and when I wanted to party I went to Taboo Tulum or took the ADO bus to Cancun for about $35 round trip. I would definitely recommend this hotel for solo travelers who want peace and relaxation or for couples looking for a beautiful getaway.