Tulum Vacation Rentals

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Make Tulum your next getaway

Tulum's airy aesthetic and iconic ruins make it a trendy destination for all kinds of visitors. This dreamy town has so much to offer, from historic sights and luxury shopping to unique encounters with nature. Prepare to marvel at crystal-white beaches and the town's beautiful culture when you make your way to our Tulum vacation rentals.

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Popular amenities for Tulum vacation rentals

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Xalet xs101
2 Bedroom | 2 Bath | Sleeps 6

Xalet xs101 - Tulum, Qu

$103 avg / night
5.0 (4)
Villa 7th Heaven at Tankah Beachfront, Tulum
7 Bedroom | 7 Bath | Sleeps 16

Villa 7th Heaven at Tankah Beachfront, Tulum - Tulum, Qu

$1,213 avg / night
4.83 (6)
Mistiq E104
2 Bedroom | 2 Bath | Sleeps 6

Mistiq E104 - Tulum, Qu

$118 avg / night
5.0 (2)
TAO Edena 110
2 Bedroom | 2 Bath | Sleeps 4

TAO Edena 110 - Tulum, Qu

$74 avg / night
4.8 (5)
Menesse Tulum 102 at Av Coba
0 Bedroom | 1 Bath | Sleeps 4 (3 Adults Max)

Menesse Tulum 102 at Av Coba - Tulum, Qu

$63 avg / night
4.22 (9)

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Recent Tulum guest reviews

A few minutes to the beach, geat amenities.
Nelson Tomas V. | Apr 2025
TLDR: it was a fantastic stay. If a relaxing getaway is what you’re going for with family / friends, this is solid. It’s a short hike into town, but given the houses vibes we only went into town once for dinner. I’m a firm believer that the house doesn’t make the stay; it allows you to focus your time on your friends and family. Lots of memories created and I’m grateful. Pros: - location was insane. Semi private road leading in with a guard; pool and beach on property. Beach is literally 40 paces from the back door. The views are the vibe. - house is MUCH larger than the 1700 sq feet advertised. Each room is gigantic and has a private bathroom. - wind from the ocean kept the mosquitos away. Only got bit while having drinks in downtown tulum. - pizza oven and grill (charcoal) in backyard allowed us to grill. - staff kept fresh water filled. We were able to be communicated with over WhatsApp. - pool depth was shallow; great for kids. Shallowest end came up to my knees, deeper end was probably around 5 ft deep. Temperature was “refreshing”. Don’t expect a hot pool, but it was far from “freezing” that others claimed it was. Cons: - no bathtub. Only should care if you have young kids. - house was showing some wear. It’s an older property. - hot water would go in and out. Contacting the staff usually resolved the issue. - stove was a bit worn out and cooking vessels were not great. We ended up buying some more stuff like a sharper knife in town. Tips: - rent a car. Cabs will get expensive fast. Two covered parking spots. It’ll allow you to get to the grocery store in town (only 15 min) - cook outside if you can. Get charcoal at the grocery. - get the Sonos app if you don’t already. That way you can play Sonos radio inside. For outside, bring a speaker. - don’t expect to go crazy in the ocean depending on the time of year. Lots of seaweed on the beach and in the water. In the water, it’s more rocky than sandy. - the wifi is FAST and accessible throughout the house. Conclusion: I’m definitely more of a resorts guy but for the vacation we were trying to have with my family, this fit the bill. We were relaxed, we got family time, and the house facilitated this. We spent most of every day outside staring at the ocean and sitting in hammocks.
Thuy N. | Apr 2025
Many great things about staying here. Some challenges was around frequent loss of power, which is fine, but when the power is lost, there is no running water - that was harder. After power comes back on, the A/C still doesn't work. The dirt road to the building (off of the main road) is 2km long and full of potholes. The sand on the beach is full of rocks and pebbles, make it not too pleasant to walk barefoot. Also, difficult to enter the water due to lots of big rocks and waves. Other than that, the room was great with a wonderful view of the ocean from the 4th floor (no elevator). I'd say all that was challenging with our stay was fairly priced in so no complaints.
Vova K. | Apr 2025
Tulum vacation rental FAQ

Yes, 15 of our Tulum homes allow dogs—so feel free to bring Fido along. (Just make sure to check individual home listings for any limits on the number and size of dogs they allow).

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Yes. 92 of our Tulum vacation rentals have internet access, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.

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Some of the most popular amenities in our Tulum vacation rentals include:

Our standard check-in time is 4:00 p.m., and the check-out time is 10:00 a.m. Some exceptions apply—after you book, you’ll find the check-in and check-out details in the Vacasa guest app or your Trip Manager.

Absolutely. Our local Tulum team includes professional housekeepers who care for all our homes here. They’ll clean thoroughly and restock amenities, so everything is ready for your arrival—and all you have to do is settle in and relax.

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No problem, plans can change. For more information, please read our cancellation policy. If you have a Vacasa reservation for Tulum, log in to Trip Manager to explore the options available for your specific trip.

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Explore our Tulum, Mexico, vacation rentals

Tulum may be small, but its popularity in recent years is for good reason. Embark on a new adventure, whether visiting Mayan ruins or a swimming in a soothing cenote. Visit this gorgeous slice of paradise for the chance to get away from it all, admire some natural beauty, and relax on the beach — your Tulum vacation rental awaits.

Where are our Tulum vacation rentals?

Nestled on the eastern edge of the Yucatán Peninsula, this tiny town has a relatively quiet vibe compared to the cruise stops that surround it. Cancún, an immensely popular spring-break destination, sits about 82 miles up the coast while the lovely Playa del Carmen, is just 40 miles north of Tulum. This coastline holds a variety of wonderful destinations, depending on what you're looking for in a Quintana Roo vacation.

Things to Do in Tulum

Those seeking a simple beach getaway will not be disappointed by Tulum. The pristine beaches offer all the sunshine you could ask for, so pack your sunscreen and a towel and prepare to lounge on the sand all day. The town center, though a little far from the beach, is worth an afternoon's walk for the true local experience. 

Head to Beach Road South to find most of the town's yoga studios, restaurants, and shops. The town is known for being eco-friendly, and you'll find all the vegan food your heart desires in this part of town. Drop in for a yoga session at Maya Tulum or Yoga Dicha before grabbing some tacos and exploring the shops. 

Of course, a trip to Tulum wouldn't be complete without exploring the town's natural and historic wonders. The Ruins of Tulum are spectacularly preserved and worth a visit, though are often crowded with tourists. If you're up for an adventure, take a diving tour through the Gran Cenote, an underground cave a little bit outside of town.

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