Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club

9.5 Caraterra Ruinas, Tulum, , Quintana Roo 77780 (Tulum)

The flavors of the Caribbean were the main inspiration for Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club's restaurant. Highly recommended is the medley of fresh seafood infused with tropical salsas, fruit, and coconut.Come and enjoy our sunday BBQ.
Just added a wood buring oven.Now you can enjoy real italian style thin crust pizza.

Perched on the outer deck of the restaurant, the lounge bar at Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club exudes a laid back and “chill out” vibe. Order one of our specialty tequilas and watch as the sun sets in one of our low-slung cushioned seats strategically positioned on a deck jutting out over the beach and the Caribbean Sea

Due to the hotels’s remote location, internet and phone service cannot be guaranteed at all times
Hotel electricity runs from 8am to 12am
The hotel only accepts payments in CASH or TRAVELLER'S CHEQUES; there is no credit card processing machine at the hotel.

Travel Tips
When visiting the Tulum area, we recommend the following tips to make your trip more enjoyable!

Rent a car- Part of the charm of Tulum is that some things are a bit more remote then its sister city of Playa del Carmen. When you really want to get away and lose yourself in the perfect Caribbean beach holiday Tulum is definitely the spot. We suggest renting a car for at least a few days of your vacation to enable you to go and check out what the area has to offer. Cenotes, ruin sites, and the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve are just a few spots that you certainly should not miss while visiting the area. Although you can reach all of these by taxi, or in some cases on foot, a rental car ensures you that you can go at your own pace, which is why you are on a holiday in the first place! You can either arrange for a rental car online or there are various rental agencies located onsite at the Cancun airport once you arrive.

Eating in Mexico- In general, dining in Mexico is much less rushed than some of us may be used to especially if you are coming from the United States or Canada. Don't assume that the waiter will bring you your check (la cuenta) when you are finished with your meal and the table is cleared. They won't assume you are done and want to leave unless you tell them, and even after that it can take a bit to have the bill delivered to the table. So sit back and enjoy the fact that you can linger over a meal and enjoy an extra margarita as you wait for your bill.

Cash machines and ATM’s- Many places in both Tulum and Playa del Carmen do not accept credit cards. In Tulum there are only a couple of cash machines in the central area of town, which is a bit far from the beaches and beach clubs. So before heading to the beach, don’t forget to grab some cash. You will also get the best exchange rate when using a local bank.

Cenotes- Cenotes are considered sacred to the local Maya, and it would be a shame to damage them in any way so keep in mind when visiting a local cenote to avoid using sunscreens or repellents prior to getting in. In addition, the locals always say “leave only bubbles, and take only memories.”

Ruins- When visiting the ruins in Tulum, Coba, Ek Balam or Chichen Itza always wear comfortable shoes with a no-slip sole (sports sandals are perfect), wear plenty of sunscreen and a hat, drink plenty of water through out the day, and don’t forget your camera!

Iguanas- Although they look a bit pre-historic, Iguanas are vegetarians and will not bite you. In fact they love eating the big red hibiscus flowers, and sometimes you can get them to come up and eat it out of your hand. On your way into the ruins try and grab a flower for the ultimate picture opportunity.

Regarded by many as a “sister” town to Playa del Carmen, Tulum by comparison, seems a world apart. Once there, visitors find that the pace is slower, the attitude is more relaxed, and the laid back Caribbean lifestyle is more evident. Because it is simultaneously a township, a beach, and an archeological zone, it can safely be said that in Tulum, there truly is something for everybody—the captivating and foreboding ruins of ancient Mayan fortress perched on a rocky cliff above the Caribbean sea, which offers an excellent opportunity to learn more about the Mayan culture, as well as the alabaster beaches and turquoise waters which transport you to a tropical paradise enabling you to achieve a transcendental state of mind.

All OM Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club rooms have:

Balcony / Deck
Private toilet and bath

Each Om Tulum Hotel accommodation is fitted with a balcony, which opens up to garden panoramas, and a private toilet and bath.
The (10) private cabanas in this tranquil Caribbean hotel are designed in minimalist details and furnished with just the basics. They reflect our bias toward the simple, not the complicated. With a simple yet intimate beach retreat, the restful moments you’ve longed for won’t be overshadowed by frills and useless luxuries.

This Caribbean hotel is located in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico, near beautiful, sun-soaked beaches. This coastal town is approximately 110 km. south of Cancun Airport, with an estimated travel time of 1 ½ hours.
To get to Om Tulum Hotel, head south on Highway 307 toward Playa del Carmen (approx. 50 km. south of Cancun Airport). Once in Tulum, take a left (toward the beach) at the second light. Here you’ll pass the fire station on your left and come to a T in the road. A local police station should be at your left. Take a right at the T and drive for about 5 km. more. You will then see our hotel sign on your left.