What a beach! Sand was soft and beach was deep! Good one to stroll on! Walk north and you can see the ruins on the cliff. We stayed and had a drink and played on the beach. Facilities seemed minimal and there was construction going on at the cabanas. It was definitely a WOW moment. My only thought was that... More

We stayed here for 5 nights in February and payed $150 per night for a room with two small double beds, which is quite good value for the area. Although the rooms don't face the ocean you can see it from all the verandas. The rooms are basic but clean but there is no fridge and the air conditioning is... More

We stayed there for 4 nights and found the rooms were nice and clean, the beach very beautiful but with loud music and harassing people trying to sell you snorkeling tours 10 times a day. But what we really didn't appreciated is that we could never get the breakfast included in the price because it started only at 9 am... More

We have been to this beach once during the day (not for accommodation) once before when we first came to Mexico and loved it, the beach was very quiet then and we were nearly the only ones on so we decided to return and see if it was still the same. We took a taxi from Tulum ruins to the... More

I spent a couple of nights here while traveling solo in the Yucatan Peninsula. It was the perfect place to get away from the crowd in the ruins and northern beaches. The direct access to the beach is great, and it has a good restaurant and bar.

Simple yet elegant rooms, comfortable beds, nice breakfast by the beach, oh - gorgeous beach with lots of palm trees, the beach club with chairs and sunbeds all over, great food, turquoise waters, fantastic weather. Free wifi. Right on the gorgeous beach, 15-minute walk from the Tulum ruins. We really liked it.

Looking for a hidden gem of real value in Mexico? On arguably the best beach in the Yucatan? Nancy and I flew to Cancun this past November and after taking a cab down to Tulum we ended up staying for 3 weeks at El Paraiso Beach Club Hotel. During our month away we checked out Cancun and Playa del Carmen... More

I stayed before in a boutique hotel near El Paraiso before (Mezanine) but as they had no room for our last two nights we moved to El Paraiso. I were not sure because of some bad comments in Trip Advisor but the place was fantastic for half the price that we paid in the other hotel. Even the breakfast was... More

Just got back from El Paraiso. Great location. The rooms do not face the ocean, but are close to it. The price was great and included breakfast and beach chair rental. They gave us beach towels for free, but said they usually charge 30 pesos. Breakfast was fruit, orange juice, coffe, toast, and eggs. Breakfast was very good every day.... More