Vacation rentals in Tulum

“We had an AMAZING time at Villa Nimi!! The house is gorgeous and we loved the privacy the bedrooms had and how they were separated from the social areas of the house by open air walkways. Veronica was an amazing host, responding quickly and helping us with all our questions about things to do in Tulum, where to shop, etc. Nimi is hard to find, on a non-paved road, so it's best to come during daylight. It's super close to an organic market that has fresh bread and pastries daily, a great selection of tequilas, mezcal, beers, etc., a lovely restaurant and really everything you might need for the house. Since it is pricey, Yolanda's II is also just a few minutes away and as a traditional bodega, has everything you might need, from still warm homemade tortillas to ice for your cocktails. We opted to have Gerardo, a private chef, cook for us both nights we were there (Veronica booked it for us). The first night he prepared a grand Mexican parillada, one of our favorite meals of our MX trip, that included meats, grilled onions and nopales, along with the most amazing sauces, guacamoles, rice and beans. Night 2 we went fancier with grilled salmon and fresh shrimp. So worth it, especially since the house is so gorgeous, that you will want to make the most of it. This is a home worth staying in over and over.”

“Where do I begin?! Siril’s place is absolutely amazing! When my friend and I first arrived, we were blown away on how Siril’s place was tucked away in the middle of the jungle. All of the photos that are on display are accurate of how the place actually looked. The roof deck was a really peaceful place to hangout at, no matter what time of the day or night. There are nice little shops and place to eat within walking or biking distance. The beach, however is too far to walk to. It’s about 4.5 miles away from Siril’s place. We didn’t try biking there because we had already rented a car from the Hertz when we landed in Cancun. One downside of the stay was the constant attack and biting of the mosquitoes. No matter where we went we were getting tagged by them. I would highly recommend bringing bug repellent with you, everywhere you go! Other than that... The stay at Siril’s place was nothing less of amazing! Thank you again Siril for your warm hospitality, great communication and helping us navigate through Tulum.”

“A quite cozy place, makes you feel happy to have arrived, although the host was not physically there, communication was very good during the stay. There were 2 points that I think although they are not entirely bad, if it is necessary to inform future visitors; first, there are many mosquitoes, at least in that apartment where I stayed, I do not know if it is the same in the entire building, although we could see that it has installed mosquito nets on all the windows, and even oneself taking the precaution of keeping windows closed, there are quite a few in the room. The second point is that behind the area where the pool is, it seems to coincide with the fireplace of a restaurant that cooks with wood and if you want to be there in the afternoon, soon you will notice the presence of smoke.”