Traditional and Unique Mayan Hut Rental in Quintana Roo, Mexico
This traditional Mayan hut, made from a mixture of local palm, wood, and stone, boasts high ceilings and a spacious open concept with 360-degree views of the Yucatan jungle, making it perfect for a minimalist getaway. Glampers can sleep in a hammock, authenticating a true Mayan tradition of more than 1,000 years. This hut can sleep three guests and comes furnished with two hammocks, two small tables, and a chair. It is slightly larger than the other huts on site and has a zenithal dome shape. An optional bed can be added for an additional cost.
The common area of the glamping site contains a living room, a kitchen, and a shared bathroom.
This glamping site exhibits private views of the jungle gardens and a great outdoor living space with access to hiking trails. Glampers also have access to the on-site fire pit that is a great and relaxing way to end the day.
Features and services
- Kitchen
- Fire pit
- Parking
- Deck/Patio
- Oven
- Dining room
- Outdoor furniture
- Hammock
- Bicycle rental
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Accommodation rules
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Check-in: Flexible
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Check out: Flexible
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Infants allowed Under 2 years old
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Children allowed 2-12 years old
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Pets allowed
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No parties
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Some spaces are shared
There is an on-site laundry service.
There is no hot water or Wi-Fi.
Be kind to the environment and take care of the surroundings.
Cancellation policy: Moderate
Location and surroundings
Tulum, Quintana Roo (Mexico)
Detailed location provided after booking
Activities
- Wine tasting
- Meditation
- Yoga
- Wildlife watching
Glampers have the opportunity to take a basic Mayan pottery class, attend a rustic bread clinic, and enjoy a unique guided tour through the Yucatan jungle, off the beaten path.
The glamping site also offers assistance and advice for visiting the remarkable Mayan ruins of Tulum and Coba.