We stayed in the Ochre cabana for 7 nights. It was very large and had lots of space to keep our clothes, etc. A chair in the room would be a nice addition. The bed was pretty comfortable but the pillows were rather small and flat. There was no drinking water in the room but when asked, they did say... More

We stayed 3 nights at Playa Mambo. We had previously stayed here two years ago as a couple. This year we brought our two children, 13 and 16. We were in the verde cabana. They set up a comfortable cot for our 13 year old and our 16 year old stayed in the loft. There was plenty of room in... More

I went to "playa mambo" and it was incredible! The cabanas are very comfortable and the beach is amazing! I strongly recommend this place to the couples that want to spend some time alone, this place is very romantic all day long. The breakfast its included and its delicious!!!, maybe I’m exaggerating a little but breakfasting in front of the... More

Playa Mambo is quiet, peaceful and cozy. Our cabana (Chocolate) was roomy and comfortable and the beach was beautiful and private. The staff was attentive and friendly. The cost was quite reasonable. The only thing that would have made it better was drinking water. None was provided so we purchased a large jug at the chedraui that lasted the week.... More

Bottom line is, you walk out of your cabana and toes are in the sand...you're on Tulum beach, so life is good! The eight cabanas are simple and comfortable enough, but not luxurious in any way. We stayed in both Fuschia and Ochre, and while Ochre was the cheapest (closest to the parking and farthest from the beach), the room... More

Playa Mambo is a quiet, peaceful place to stay in Tulum, with cute and cosey rooms for a good price. A perfect place to get away from the daily rush we are usually in. We found this place by coincidence, at first we did not plan to stay for more than one day in Tulum but Playa Mambo changed our... More

My boyfriend and I stayed four nights at Playa Mambo in January 2013. One night in Ochre and three nights in the Penthouse. This was our first trip to Tulum and a short one for my birthday. I researched pretty extensively where to stay, and it ended up being a choice between Playa Mambo, La Zebra and Nueva Vida de... More

Tulum has transformed from the undeveloped idyll I remembered from 15 years ago. But I am no longer a hardy backpacker happy to sleep in an unlit shack. Playa Mambo proved an ideal choice this time: that simple hut-on-the-beach experience enhanced by just enough creature comforts, including 24-hour electricity and hot water, an ensuite bathroom, decent beds, and delicious breakfasts... More

I arrived on December 19. I did not know what to expect. It was my first experience in what people call Eco-Hotel and was not sure what to believe from all the hotels and all the comments I saw in Trip Advisor before I left. Rodrigo, his wife Andrea, his son Agustín and Agustín, the guy that helps maintain the... More