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Tulum Rosa del Viento

Rosa del Viento

Carretera Bocapaila km. 10, Tulum, Mexico | (618) 248-8274

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Overview

Pros
  • On a long stretch of palm-tree lined beach

  • Chic, boho rooms with terraces, some with ocean views

  • On-site restaurant open throughout the day

  • Breakfast included in room rates

  • Outdoor barbecue area with fish cookouts on weekends

  • Free Wi-Fi throughout

Cons
  • Wi-Fi can be disrupted by bad weather

  • Cell phone reception limited at times

  • Rooms lack TVs (a pro for some)

Bottom Line

Rosa del Viento is a mid-range boutique set in the south end of the Hotel Zone of Tulum. The 45 simple, air-conditioned rooms have sleek decor mixing modern elements with rustic touches (such as wood-beamed ceilings); some have coastal views. Features include an on-site restaurant with free breakfast and a huge barbecue grill out front that the hotel fires up on the weekends, and while there's no pool, the hotel does have direct beach access. Those looking for something with a pool and more dining options may want to splurge for a stay at the slightly pricier Kore Tulum Retreat instead. 

Map

Carretera Bocapaila km. 10, Tulum, Mexico
Amenities
  • Air Conditioner
  • Babysitting Services
  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio
  • Beach
  • Cabanas
  • Cable
  • Concierge
  • Cribs
  • Free Breakfast
  • Internet
  • Kids Allowed
  • Laundry
  • Poolside Drink Service
  • Room Service
  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
  • Swim-Up Bar
  • Airport Transportation

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Full Review

Scene

Mid-range minimalist beach hotel with a low-key vibe

The Rosa Del Viento is a small beachside property with a bohemian rustic vibe and traditional white-stucco buildings with thatched roofs set up throughout the property, all with rustic wood railings leading up the stairways and lining the balconies. Palm trees and tropical vegetation mix with the sand throughout, providing plenty of shade. Just beyond the hotel is a clean beach with a little seaweed from time to time and a few rocks here and there. There’s plenty of shade, with wood-paneled walkways stretching throughout the property, though the beachfront can get a bit toasty in the early morning hours. 

Location

On the far southern end of Tulum’s Hotel Zone

The Rosa del Viento is located on the far southern section of the Tulum Hotel Zone, almost as far south as you can get before arriving at the ecological park, around half an hour from the main drag in Tulum and the famous beachfront Mayan ruins. The nearest airport is in Cancun, about an hour and a half to two hours away depending on traffic. 

Rooms

Small, semi-rustic rooms with balconies, and some with ocean views

The Rosa offers 45 rooms across three categories: Garden View, Ocean View, and Ocean Front. Decor is a mix of contemporary and rustic, with plenty of natural wood trim and furniture, along with flowing curtains over the windows, and a few wicker pieces paired with marble floors and stucco walls. Decor is mostly white save for the odd colorful throw cushion or bed runner. Amenities are limited to air conditioners and safes. Bathrooms have stucco walls, concrete floors, walk-in rainfall showers, and simple counters below large mirrors. All rooms have terraces with wooden lounge furniture and hammocks.

Features

On-site restaurant and bar, lounge chairs on the grounds, and free hotel-wide Wi-Fi 

The bulk of the activities on-site at Rosa del Viento focus on the on-site restaurant and bar, where breakfast is served daily. Decor here is similar to the rooms, with wood-beams on the ceilings and lots of wooden furniture contrasting against white walls and floors. There’s indoor and outdoor seating, plus a grill they fire up on the weekends focusing on catch-of-the-day seafood. There is plenty of seating outside, as well as lounge chairs and sunbeds under the shade of palm trees. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.