"Great little hotel. All rooms are just a few meters from the beach and very centrally located in the middle of the promenade. There are numerous restaurants and cafes nearby. One small drawback: Beach service doesn't start until 10:00. You can use the sun loungers before then, but there are no umbrellas available."

"ジャングルに隠れている - 逃げるのに最適な方法。探索できるさまざまなプールがたくさんある素敵な雰囲気、ラグーンやさまざまなセノートもあります!スタッフはとてもフレンドリーで親切です"

"全体的にとても良い"

"ホテルへの道がないという事実にもかかわらず、ホテル自体とサービスのあるビーチは爆弾です！カメが営巣のために海岸に来るのがとても印象的で、朝には小さなカメに出会うことができ、とてもかわいいです。店内のお料理も美味しいですよ！街には行かず、ビーチ近くのホテルでリラックスしたい人にとって、とてもリラックスできる休暇です。そのためのすべてがここにあります。スタッフは気にせず、しがみつくこともせず、2秒ごとにチップを要求する人もいませんし、騒がしいショープログラムもありません。ただし、ショーに関するこれはおそらくマイナスのせいかもしれません。十分なエンターテイメントがない場合もありますが、一般的に私はすべてが気に入りました！ マイナス点としては、特に女性用衛生用品や基本的な絆創膏、日焼け止めクリームなど、ありふれたものを買うのに十分な小さな店がありません。"

"私たちは海の前の部屋に立っていました、それは4人のためにもたらされました、景色は素晴らしく、部屋はとても広いです。 ビーチはとても良いです、私たちはそれを捕まえませんでした。 砂の中で朝食を食べるのは食事です 正時。 ホテルのビーチクラブは静かで、音楽は高くありませんでした。 もう一度やり直します。"

"このホテルは素晴らしい景色でとても美しかった ロビーにはイザベルという女性がいて、とても親切で、レンタカーを借りるのを手伝ってくれました。彼女は間違いなく私がトゥルムで出会った中で最高の人でした。"

"ビーチでリラックスして楽しめるホテル。客室やレストランからの眺めも最高です。"

"ホテルは美しく、ジャングルのような雰囲気で、平和で静かです。小さなセノーテが大好きです。いろいろな食べ物があればいいのにと思います。レストランは1つ、小さなメニューがあり、午前8時開いているのでコーヒー/紅茶が取れません。部屋にはお茶/コーヒーを作るものがありませんので、外に出る必要があります。徒歩5分以内に素敵なフランスのパン屋があります。場所は少し離れていますが、スクーターまたはATVで15-20minsのビーチや町に行くことができます。"

"I'm updating this page for those who, like me, might be trying to identify the hotel on the map. After searching for a human-scale resort in the Tulum area, and wanting to avoid the "mega-resort nightclubs" that are so prevalent there, we opted for this club without much information. It turns out the hotel changed management sometime in 2023 and was recently taken over by Fram to become a new Framissima Club with French-speaking entertainment. It is now the 4-star Club Framissima Tulum Riviera. We were able to witness the arrival and settling in of the French team during our stay in February 2024. The previous photos show the old club, half of which has been completely renovated, with the other half still undergoing renovations. The club sits on a magnificent white sand beach facing the coral reef, and the sargassum seaweed is collected daily. The resort is located about 5 km north of the archaeological site, at the end of a gravel road off the main highway. It is therefore (still) somewhat removed (thankfully) from the beach clubs/discos overrun with Americans to the south, and from the closed mega-resorts lining the entire north coast from Playa del Carmen to Cancun. The area remains sufficiently secluded and unspoiled, and the site is very pleasant. The renovation carried out by Fram is of high quality, and the operator brings its expertise to bear. Most rooms have ocean views, the buildings are small, single-story, and the beach is splendid, with a lovely swimming pool, gardens/ponds, and an excellent buffet restaurant/bar under a large thatched roof near the sea. There is a large staff, all very friendly and attentive, from the waiters to the housekeepers and gardeners. We were able to see the ongoing renovations on the other half of the hotel, which are following the same approach with minimal disruption to guests. As the hotel is still somewhat isolated (thankfully, I repeat), it's best to have your own transportation to explore the surrounding area. Free, enclosed, and secure parking is available. "Collectivo" minibuses regularly run along the main road and will drop you off in town for around €2 per person. Expect a 500-meter walk and a 5-10 minute wait. In my opinion, this is a better alternative to a taxi. Some minibuses "camp out" in front of the hotel during the day or can be booked, but ALL charge exorbitant prices for even the shortest 5-minute ride. In short, this resort seems like a hidden gem unearthed by the French-speaking tour operator to develop a quality resort while maintaining a human scale. We'll see how it fares once the establishment is fully operational and depending on the region's environmental development. Indeed, the authorities seem intent on continuing to develop mass tourism on this beautiful coast. The construction of an express train line, the local Tulum airport, and the privatization..."