Breakfast was made with two big plates, one a variety of fruit and the other a huge plate of eggs with option to add meat. Coffee was included and had refills! This is a big cost savings, many accommodations in the area charge extra for both. They also had 2 bicycles to borrow, most places in the area charge $10-15usd. The glamping itself was beautiful!!! Unique stay with an outdoor bathroom that was so special! It was also on a cenote that had a huge lounge platform where you can watch the stars at night above the trees and biosphere reserve. The best part was the host, absolutely with guide you to experiences with honesty and integrity! Best place we went to on our trip!

Anwar and the staff were outsanding! So attentive, generous, gracious and knowledgeable. I loved the quaintness and serenity of the hotel. The view of the jungle from the top deck is breathtaking. The cenote and kayaks were a true bonus! The glamping tents were so comfortable and the a/c was super cold. I absolutely loved the outdoor shower, sink and toilet. Tip: bring mosquito repellent!!! My stay was true bliss. We met so many amazing people and got the recharge and reconnection with one another that we needed. I will definitely come back and tell all my friends and family to stay here!

Very friendly and supportive people, especially Anwar. He gave great tips for the to-dos around and was always open to help with anything. Looking forward to come back here again soon! Also loved watching the stars in the middle of the jungle on the ‘tree house’ which is at the back side of this property. Great mix of peaceful jungle life with an amazing location close to the beach/parties. And of course the amazing staff!

WiFi could be better, but connection is a common issue of Tulum in general.

During our trip to Mexico, we visited several places, but this one offered the most unique experience in every way. The glamping site is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, truly immersing us in the jungle. We were surrounded by lush plants and a fascinating variety of wildlife—an unusual crab, lizards, a scorpion, and even two crocodiles in the cenote. We also loved the friendly company of the host’s cats and dogs, who were always around, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. Just across the road, we had free access to a breathtaking beach with crystal-clear turquoise water. Our tent was spacious and comfortable, and we especially enjoyed the outdoor yet private bathroom setup. The private cenote was another highlight, featuring a three-level wooden terrace where we could climb up and take in the stunning views. The atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing, with two hanging beds perfect for unwinding. We also had the option to explore the cenote by kayak or SUP and snorkeling was a great way to experience its underwater beauty. Breakfast was freshly prepared each morning, with two simple but delicious options—an omelet or a fruit plate with yogurt and cereal. What truly made our stay unforgettable, though, was the warmth and hospitality of the local hosts. A special thanks to Santi, Anwar, and Daniel for being so kind, open, and welcoming. They made us feel at home, shared great conversations, and taught us about local culture—including treating us to homemade drinks and hot sauce. We didn’t feel like tourists here—we felt like friends. And that made all the difference.

Everything was great. 😊

This is the best place to stay if you want to try and experience what old Tulum was like. The access to the beach via Gitano Beach club is very straightforward and easy, you can walk to the right and find the stunning wild undeveloped beach with white sand palm trees and turquoise sea like the postcards. The access to the cenote was a bonus too. The property is charming and laid back. Breakfast was excellent, a very generous fruit plate. We had plentiful hot water and a good shower and the bed was very comfortable. You are in a tent in the tropics, so you have to work at it a bit!

Tulum, it has sold its’ soul, it is pretentious, expensive and overdeveloped. If you are not in a resort the surroundings are a mess. We were very happy to have found Uman Glamping!

Very atmospheric, felt like we were in the middle of the jungle. The glamping pods are well equipped and the toilet and shower are an experience. Friendly staff, who are laid back. Use of kitchen and fridge. Breakfast fruit, yogurt, muesli & bread and as much coffee as you want. Easy and free access to beach through a hotel (we didn't realise that the whole beach is privately accessed, so this agreement is vital to your stay if you want to go to beach -and the beach is amazing!!) The Cenote is great and you can borrow paddle boards or canoes free of charge (they are a bit rough and ready but do the job). You can also hire bikes (200.00mx) but to be honest there is no where to go

-Mosquitos - take plenty of repellant. - Not many places to eat close by - ok if you walk about 1 mile, we found the truck stop a good place to eat (a group of trucks selling a variety of food and a good bar in the middle - sounds odd I know but was good) If your going to use the kitchen make sure you take what foodstuff you need - there are no food stores once you turn off main highway.

Everything was perfect and uncomplicated. Near a calm beach. Big tent with a cool private outside bathroom. Possibility to use the kitchen. A Cenote near by with free kayaks. Amazing staff. Kind dogs. Oscar makes the most amazing eggs. Very good breakfast. Nature all around. Quite place. Original and beautiful decoration. Receive our luggage before check in time. If you have a car you can park just outside the door, if not you can access by colectivo or taxi. A restaurant some meters on the left side and others a bit far on the right side, if you want to avoid the beach clubs, if not, you have a good beach club in your access to the beach. Sustainably mesures. What els do you need?

Calm vibes, easy checkin, the tent itself is quite big and the outside bathroom is super cool. Great to have direct access to the cenote, and free renting of kayak/paddleboard. Breakfast is good, host very friendly. We were here during a thunderstorm so spend most of our time in the glamping (instead of beach or other Tulum activities), very relaxing.

The restaurants/beach clubs in Tulum are very expensive, and in this location the access to the beach is only via expensive beach clubs. No free access!

the rooms are just like the pictures. totally beautiful and as expected. the breakfast, was fresh fruit, and then scrambled egg. very tasty.

the kayaks, could have done with more instructions. I was told paddles were in kitchen area. but couldn't locate, and not sure how a solo traveler could get the board out themselves. Also please note, taxi from ADO bus station I was quoted between 600-800 Mex. this didn't put me off as hotel location was great. just something to bear in mind. Also it rain hard one night, would be great for slightly more cover over the toilet.

The staff are the stars here. Loved the way how helpful they are. Anwar is the guy you need for information. Really enjoyed swimming in the cenote on the hot days and swimming in the ocean early in the morning with the pelicans.). The bathroom was very spacious and natural.

It takes about 30 minutes to get to the accommodation from the beginning of the strip which can be a nuisance at times with the endless Topes (speed bumps ).Find a collectivo and they will get you into town quickly when needed. Don’t pay the taxi prices and hire a scooter from town. The prices on the strip are up to 3 times the price of town.