I was recommended Rosa del Viento last year in one of my express visits to Tulum, but for one reason or the other I had never had enough time to stop by. What a regret! I always thought hotels and restaurants are more about people than anything else. Actually, success with every business, sport or
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The Hartwood maintains its quality and unique atmosphere after its first years of operations. In my last visit 3 weeks ago, despite heavy tropical rains, the restaurant was open and its staff as smiley as ever. And the crowd was always the same, locals from the hotel industry, tourists from Coqui Coqui hotel across the
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Unlike many restaurants, Pequeño Buenos Aires is getting better with time. When Ezequiel (the owner) opened the small restaurant 9 years ago, he basically had no competition except for local taquerías and a rotating group of short lived italian pizzerias. Now the restaurant is much larger, better decorated, has better wine list and above all
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Despite all the world’s financial markets crisis and the real estate bubble implosion in the US, Tulum property prices keep on rising. Residential land plots in the La Veleta and the southern end of town (the areas with the more massive development) and can be bought for around US$ 80/m2 (or US$ 80/10.6 square feet),
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Tulum is a new destination for vacation rentals in the Mayan Riviera. Tourists first discovered Cancún, a destination where all-inclusive resorts still dominate. Then Playa del Carmen emerged 30 miles south, first offering small hotel lodging. But Playa del Carmen has undergone a crazy urban development, with population growing 5 times in less than 10
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This is a luxurious apartment for up to 6 people located at Zama Village (Aldea Zama). It has two ample bedrooms and two bathrooms. The condo has two private jacuzzis, one located at the mastersuite’s terrace (jungle view) and another one at the rooftop upstairs. In addition to the rooftop, the rental condo has three
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