Punta Piedra Beach Posada

Great staff, okay breakfast and free loungechairs. The sea was a bit rough, and it’s about 4 kilometers from the next beach, so bear that in mind if you book. Punta piedra is quieter, which is both good and bad. :)

Es un hotel muy cómodo para descansar, cuenta con todos los servicios muy atentos todo el personal la alberca siempre limpia, la comida muy rica Cuenta con playa a nosotros nos tocó el tema del sargazo

I loved the location of this place. It is convenient to move to the town “el Pueblo”, to the ruins, Cenotes, etc. I move around by bike. It has its own pool and beach. The restaurant “My Vida” has high-quality food although it is expensive, but food is expensive everywhere in the “ Zona Hotelera”.

Very helpful staff, cute room, and close enough to everything. Rented a scooter next door and was able to get everywhere without any problems. Covid test site literally 2 seconds away from the hotel. I will definitely be back. Loved the vibe of the hotel. Small dipping pool but it was perfect for us.

Lovely staff- this is not a huge fancy resort- it’s more like a bed and breakfast right on the beach- they will accommodate you and are so friendly - just ask :) . our room was literally right on the beach. parking is all around for 200 pesos a day (worth it, just pay the parking)

We loved the boho look of this property and it was super cute. We had a room on the ground floor ocean front which was nice. BUT One morning woke up with cockroaches in our room☹️ We think they must have come out of the shower drain. And the beach was covered in Sargassum so un-swimmable because they didn’t make any effort to remove it. Location was so so… quiet to sleep but expensive to get to anywhere for dinner. There’s a restaurant attached on the property which does a very very simple breakfast which is included but they won’t even give you a fork to use without a lot of attitude. Super disappointing. Staff at the hotel was super nice- cleaned our room and made cute animals for us.

Cerca de atracciones y amenidades. Lo único es que cuesta extra el estacionamiento.

has its own beach

It has a private beach for sure and that’s why I got it. The only problem is that the beach was covered on seaweed. Eww. Other than that is was not too bad.

Cute beach hotel with nice pool and on-site restaurant. Easy access to beach. Located on the beach but about a 50 minute walk from the hotel zone which meant chilled beach vibes and nice distance to the party beach vibes.

Good location. Friendly and helpful staff. Good breakfast. Quiet. We had one of the most expensive rooms. It was worth paying the extra as the standard rooms were small. Mostly comfortable but the property in general needs renovation.

hôtel bien situé, personnel accueillant, chambre propre, petit déjeûner correct

Punta Piedra Posada was a wonderful unique experience! The rooms were clean and rustic yet authentic to the area and right on the beach. Walking distance to so many shops and restaurants, yet scooter and bike rentals are readily available too. Chalitos Restaurant is right next door and the chef, Ben, was so unbelievably friendly and makes the best shrimp tacos ever!

First off it’s important to know that the hotel is managed separately from the restaurant bar area which is run by an Italian group who have nothing to do with the hotel. It’s a small hotel with 12 rooms and not well maintained. We booked their oceanfront room. Paid $210 per night including taxes and included breakfast. There are only 2 rooms that are direct oceanfront, rooms #1 lower level and #21 upstairs. No elevator. Room #1 is larger with a nice patio than the upstairs #21 which has a smaller balcony/thatched roof area. We arrived after dark and were shown to our room by the front office guy who had trouble unlocking the sliding glass door which has a large wooden step into the room. Kind of felt like you were stepping into the room via a window. When we got into the room, we found it to be pretty rustic but had a comfortable bed with mosquito netting which we didn’t use and didn’t need. There is a small fridge and coffee maker. Bathroom is decent size and shower pressure was good. We tried to lock the sliding glass door, it wouldn’t lock. Front desk came back and tried but unsuccessful. Told us that it would be fixed tomorrow? Tried to use the safe to store passports etc, safe wouldn’t lock. Indicator showed batteries low. Back to front office guy to fix that. By now we are realized nothing is maintained here. Breakfast is a joke. 1 TBS of rice and beans. 1 chip/ guacamole. No tortillas, only a dinner roll. No refill on coffee. Beach is public with nude sunbathing.

Clean room, friendly helpful staff. Small and quaint location right on the beach😊

Hotel was great. Excellent location. Staff are friendly, smiley and welling to help. Clean. We had the best room ever that is right infront of the beach and pool. I know for fact that Hotel is an old style or like a chalet! But the ambiance was great. Got a little bit disappointed of the beach was full of seaweed. That is not their fault. Only one thing i was not really happy about is that the hotel restaurant charged tips AND service!!! Did not understand what is difference between them and it was charging more than it should be. I know its suppose to be a percentage of the receipt yet they charged almost the same amount whether we ordered a main meal or a small thing! Like it was alot i find. Other than that.

We loved this little beach-side retreat in Tulum's hotel zone! This is a smaller, utterly charming hotel, NOT a big, all-inclusive pretentious resort, which was perfect for us. Touches of pastel sea-worn wood, rustic fixtures and decor, sandy walkways between buildings. You're steps away from their beach, complete with covered cabanas, hammocks, and plenty of sand. Some people complained about the seaweed in other reviews but it was honestly not even a big deal at all and is def not controlled by the hotel. It was a wonderful place to retreat to. The rooms themselves are a little older, but still well-maintained and clean. The staff are also wonderful: from the front desk to the waitstaff, everyone was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and beachside: choice of eggs or pancakes, and perfect to fuel up before you start your day. I thought the location was perfect: you're not in the super glitzy, clubby night life area (so it's quiet at night), you're right next to the beach, and also still relatively close to Tulum town. Also, there's a fantastic coffee place across the street. We stayed here our entire week in Tulum and are so happy we chose a more laid-back place like this.

We loved the boho look of this property and it was super cute. We had a room on the ground floor ocean front which was nice. BUT One morning woke up with cockroaches in our room☹️ We think they must have come out of the shower drain. And the beach was covered in Sargassum so un-swimmable because they didn’t make any effort to remove it. Location was so so… quiet to sleep but expensive to get to anywhere for dinner. There’s a restaurant attached on the property which does a very very simple breakfast which is included but they won’t even give you a fork to use without a lot of attitude. Super disappointing. Staff at the hotel was super nice- cleaned our room and made cute animals for us.

We had an amazing time. Breakfast was free and delicious, you stay right on a beautiful peaceful beach, a rustic, bohemian feel. All the staff was super friendly and helpful. Great area with lots of dining options.it was a paradise. Some cons…there were only 3 hangers, and only one hook for the bath towels. No shower door so the bathroom got quite wet. Other than that, we loved it. Comfy beds, private balconies, highly recommend!

excelente lugar, solo al baño le falta un poco de mantenimiento

Good location. Friendly and helpful staff. Good breakfast. Quiet. We had one of the most expensive rooms. It was worth paying the extra as the standard rooms were small. Mostly comfortable but the property in general needs renovation.

Enjoyed my stay here at Punta Piedra Beach Posasa. Had a great view of the ocean from my balcony and loved that the beach was just steps away from my room. The front desk is also very helpful and polite with any request or questions that you may have.

Very quiet place to stay. Small hotel very friendly.

Steps to your private-like small beach for sunrise and chill. Breakfast basically on the beach. Rustic chill style. Bathroom is close to bed, warn your partner before the orchestra begins.

Have to admit first impression was, what did i book? But although the rooms werent fancy or big, they are quaint with rustic touches, with a beatiful sitting area that was private. We were steps from a beautiful beach, and an open aired restaurant with beautiful views.

First off it’s important to know that the hotel is managed separately from the restaurant bar area which is run by an Italian group who have nothing to do with the hotel. It’s a small hotel with 12 rooms and not well maintained. We booked their oceanfront room. Paid $210 per night including taxes and included breakfast. There are only 2 rooms that are direct oceanfront, rooms #1 lower level and #21 upstairs. No elevator. Room #1 is larger with a nice patio than the upstairs #21 which has a smaller balcony/thatched roof area. We arrived after dark and were shown to our room by the front office guy who had trouble unlocking the sliding glass door which has a large wooden step into the room. Kind of felt like you were stepping into the room via a window. When we got into the room, we found it to be pretty rustic but had a comfortable bed with mosquito netting which we didn’t use and didn’t need. There is a small fridge and coffee maker. Bathroom is decent size and shower pressure was good. We tried to lock the sliding glass door, it wouldn’t lock. Front desk came back and tried but unsuccessful. Told us that it would be fixed tomorrow? Tried to use the safe to store passports etc, safe wouldn’t lock. Indicator showed batteries low. Back to front office guy to fix that. By now we are realized nothing is maintained here. Breakfast is a joke. 1 TBS of rice and beans. 1 chip/ guacamole. No tortillas, only a dinner roll. No refill on coffee. Beach is public with nude sunbathing.

One of my best vacations ever! Small hotel which is perfect if you just need to get away from all of the noise. Clean room, spectacular views, staff was so nice, so friendly and helpful. The food in the restaurant on-site was beyond delicious - fresh, fresh, fresh! Best fish tacos I have ever had. The location was perfect - excellent restaurants and shopping within walking distance. Not crowded, not touristy (if this is your preference) but plenty of attractions within a short taxi, bike or scooter ride. The Mayan ruins were stunning - small (compared to Chichen Itza) but a must see nonetheless. I cannot say enough about the Punta Piedra Beach Posada and it's location in Tulum! I am so looking forward to going back!

Beautiful and cozy small boutique hotel located on the beach. Staff is really nice and helpfull. Breakfast was wonderful. Beds were a little small for our taste due to the mosquito nets but the room was lovely.

We loved this little beach-side retreat in Tulum's hotel zone! This is a smaller, utterly charming hotel, NOT a big, all-inclusive pretentious resort, which was perfect for us. Touches of pastel sea-worn wood, rustic fixtures and decor, sandy walkways between buildings. You're steps away from their beach, complete with covered cabanas, hammocks, and plenty of sand. Some people complained about the seaweed in other reviews but it was honestly not even a big deal at all and is def not controlled by the hotel. It was a wonderful place to retreat to. The rooms themselves are a little older, but still well-maintained and clean. The staff are also wonderful: from the front desk to the waitstaff, everyone was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and beachside: choice of eggs or pancakes, and perfect to fuel up before you start your day. I thought the location was perfect: you're not in the super glitzy, clubby night life area (so it's quiet at night), you're right next to the beach, and also still relatively close to Tulum town. Also, there's a fantastic coffee place across the street. We stayed here our entire week in Tulum and are so happy we chose a more laid-back place like this.

We had an amazing time. Breakfast was free and delicious, you stay right on a beautiful peaceful beach, a rustic, bohemian feel. All the staff was super friendly and helpful. Great area with lots of dining options.it was a paradise. Some cons…there were only 3 hangers, and only one hook for the bath towels. No shower door so the bathroom got quite wet. Other than that, we loved it. Comfy beds, private balconies, highly recommend!

Good location. Friendly and helpful staff. Good breakfast. Quiet. We had one of the most expensive rooms. It was worth paying the extra as the standard rooms were small. Mostly comfortable but the property in general needs renovation.

I arrived at the hotel on my reservation date of July 14 and hotel stated that i missed my date which they said it was July 13. Asked if I wanted to rebook and repay and no help in investing. Very disappointed and asked to be reimbursed. They stated to call Expedia. Thanks for leaving me in limbo in the 100 degree weather of Tulum and to fight for my money back

My boyfriend and I visited Tulum for the first time this past May 2024. We stayed at Punta Piedra Beach Posada for 4 days and three nights. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and concluded it was the perfect “in-between” place to stay. Meaning, it was not one of those super boogie hotels but was much nicer and accommodating than an eco hotel or hostel. It was the perfect in between and we loved it. It was quiet and peaceful for that relaxing feel but close enough to restaurants and the south beach filled with day clubs. For the price, compared to others, this hotel has everything you’d need during a beach vacation. The front desk was receptive to questions and guided us on how to best navigate the island. The service was just enough. They did not try to push anything onto us which was greatly appreciated. Mi Vida Cafe next door was also an added bonus and their staff was fantastic. Free breakfasts each morning was a delight. The biggest pro was definitely location. Close to ATV/bike rentals, good food and the beach. Would definitely stay here again!

After a nightmare of events with a double booking (NOT the resort’s fault- thank you, Gabrielle for helping sort out that mess), we had the time of our lives! I’ve been to Tulum before and was eager to explore more - I was not disappointed! This hotel is located in the perfect spot- close to tons of restaurants, shops, bars, and entertainment. We had room #21 and the view was breathtaking. Private balcony on the beach with incredible sunrises! The bar and food are great, too! Suggestions: 1) rent a 4 wheeler but DO NOT rent from the place next door. They require you to leave your passport (no thanks). Go down the road in the same direction & there’s a much better spot on your left- ask for Alejandro! We trekked all over Tulum on the ATV and I only wish we would have rented it the whole time (you NEED it to get around). 2) Travel south for more dining and nightlife. It’s worth it. SO MANY incredible places to eat & things to do! 3) Eat at Taboo (swanky beach club also great for a day hang out), Azulik (it’s next to the hotel- book ahead & go to the nests for drinks). Ziggy’s, Potheads, Boccocino, & Mateo’s (get the Baja bites & say hi to José). 4) STAY OFF THE ROADS IN TOWN. Cops made us pay $150 USD to pass. 5) Go to the Mayan Ruins, then head down the side road (follow the crowd) to the right when you leave- AMAZING little area with a ton of stuff to do! 6) Visit cenotes!! 7) book this hotel… it’s the perfect spot to relax & it’s super clean/comfy! We LOVE Tulum!

Amazing property right by the beach! All the staff were very helpful and friendly!

Eco friendly, not luxurious but simple and elegant. Stafff mega friendly and attentive. Ramiro made the check in quick and easy. Thank you very much.

Clean room, friendly helpful staff. Small and quaint location right on the beach😊

Excellent hôtel. Nous avons été très très bien reçu. Nous avons même été surclassé. L’hôtel est super bien placé face à la mer et plein de charme. Nous reviendrons ici avec plaisir.

Friendly professional & helpful staff

We were not planning spending the night in Tulum but we were having too much fun to return to our hotel in Cancun. This place turned out to be a great choice. Very friendly staff and the room was great. Everything about it was great and for less than half than most hotels in the area. And beach front. We will definitely come back.

Extremely cute and unpretentious property located on the beach but still super convenient to Tulum town!

We wew right at the beach which was great. Dining options within walking distance was pricy. 300 pesos per person at least at any of the close restaurants. Also you couls talk down taxi driver to 20 dollars to get into town. Hit 2 blocks off main street for the best food. Taquiera Honorio

Nice property just feet from the water quiet and relaxing

I had a fantastic experience during my stay. The food was absolutely outstanding, offering a wide variety of options that were not only delicious but also surprisingly affordable. The hotel's location was another highlight, nestled in a secluded area near the beach with only a handful of hotels in the vicinity. This provided a sense of exclusivity, making it feel like a private paradise. In summary, I can't speak highly enough of my time there - it was a truly exceptional experience!

I loved the location of this place. It is convenient to move to the town “el Pueblo”, to the ruins, Cenotes, etc. I move around by bike. It has its own pool and beach. The restaurant “My Vida” has high-quality food although it is expensive, but food is expensive everywhere in the “ Zona Hotelera”.

Great location

One of my best vacations ever! Small hotel which is perfect if you just need to get away from all of the noise. Clean room, spectacular views, staff was so nice, so friendly and helpful. The food in the restaurant on-site was beyond delicious - fresh, fresh, fresh! Best fish tacos I have ever had. The location was perfect - excellent restaurants and shopping within walking distance. Not crowded, not touristy (if this is your preference) but plenty of attractions within a short taxi, bike or scooter ride. The Mayan ruins were stunning - small (compared to Chichen Itza) but a must see nonetheless. I cannot say enough about the Punta Piedra Beach Posada and it's location in Tulum! I am so looking forward to going back!

We loved this little beach-side retreat in Tulum's hotel zone! This is a smaller, utterly charming hotel, NOT a big, all-inclusive pretentious resort, which was perfect for us. Touches of pastel sea-worn wood, rustic fixtures and decor, sandy walkways between buildings. You're steps away from their beach, complete with covered cabanas, hammocks, and plenty of sand. Some people complained about the seaweed in other reviews but it was honestly not even a big deal at all and is def not controlled by the hotel. It was a wonderful place to retreat to. The rooms themselves are a little older, but still well-maintained and clean. The staff are also wonderful: from the front desk to the waitstaff, everyone was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and beachside: choice of eggs or pancakes, and perfect to fuel up before you start your day. I thought the location was perfect: you're not in the super glitzy, clubby night life area (so it's quiet at night), you're right next to the beach, and also still relatively close to Tulum town. Also, there's a fantastic coffee place across the street. We stayed here our entire week in Tulum and are so happy we chose a more laid-back place like this.

Cerca de atracciones y amenidades. Lo único es que cuesta extra el estacionamiento.

Cute beach hotel with nice pool and on-site restaurant. Easy access to beach. Located on the beach but about a 50 minute walk from the hotel zone which meant chilled beach vibes and nice distance to the party beach vibes.

Great staff, okay breakfast and free loungechairs. The sea was a bit rough, and it’s about 4 kilometers from the next beach, so bear that in mind if you book. Punta piedra is quieter, which is both good and bad. :)

I loved the location of this place. It is convenient to move to the town “el Pueblo”, to the ruins, Cenotes, etc. I move around by bike. It has its own pool and beach. The restaurant “My Vida” has high-quality food although it is expensive, but food is expensive everywhere in the “ Zona Hotelera”.

Punta Piedra Posada was a wonderful unique experience! The rooms were clean and rustic yet authentic to the area and right on the beach. Walking distance to so many shops and restaurants, yet scooter and bike rentals are readily available too. Chalitos Restaurant is right next door and the chef, Ben, was so unbelievably friendly and makes the best shrimp tacos ever!

I absolutely adored staying here. Super vibey , exactly what I wanted from a lowkey solo vacation. Staff was amazing , owners a big part of the operation too. They provide a very good free breakfast and restaurants has good drinks meals in general. Such a convenient area, could walk anywhere. Highly recommend

One of my best vacations ever! Small hotel which is perfect if you just need to get away from all of the noise. Clean room, spectacular views, staff was so nice, so friendly and helpful. The food in the restaurant on-site was beyond delicious - fresh, fresh, fresh! Best fish tacos I have ever had. The location was perfect - excellent restaurants and shopping within walking distance. Not crowded, not touristy (if this is your preference) but plenty of attractions within a short taxi, bike or scooter ride. The Mayan ruins were stunning - small (compared to Chichen Itza) but a must see nonetheless. I cannot say enough about the Punta Piedra Beach Posada and it's location in Tulum! I am so looking forward to going back!

Hotel was great. Excellent location. Staff are friendly, smiley and welling to help. Clean. We had the best room ever that is right infront of the beach and pool. I know for fact that Hotel is an old style or like a chalet! But the ambiance was great. Got a little bit disappointed of the beach was full of seaweed. That is not their fault. Only one thing i was not really happy about is that the hotel restaurant charged tips AND service!!! Did not understand what is difference between them and it was charging more than it should be. I know its suppose to be a percentage of the receipt yet they charged almost the same amount whether we ordered a main meal or a small thing! Like it was alot i find. Other than that.

Great value for being on the beach. Complimentary breakfast was very good, choice of pancakes or eggs with juice, bread and coffee; everyone that worked there was professional; would definitely stay there again.

We loved this little beach-side retreat in Tulum's hotel zone! This is a smaller, utterly charming hotel, NOT a big, all-inclusive pretentious resort, which was perfect for us. Touches of pastel sea-worn wood, rustic fixtures and decor, sandy walkways between buildings. You're steps away from their beach, complete with covered cabanas, hammocks, and plenty of sand. Some people complained about the seaweed in other reviews but it was honestly not even a big deal at all and is def not controlled by the hotel. It was a wonderful place to retreat to. The rooms themselves are a little older, but still well-maintained and clean. The staff are also wonderful: from the front desk to the waitstaff, everyone was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and beachside: choice of eggs or pancakes, and perfect to fuel up before you start your day. I thought the location was perfect: you're not in the super glitzy, clubby night life area (so it's quiet at night), you're right next to the beach, and also still relatively close to Tulum town. Also, there's a fantastic coffee place across the street. We stayed here our entire week in Tulum and are so happy we chose a more laid-back place like this.

Unfortunately, the hotel was not what we expected; the beach was dirty, and the food was not good. They offered breakfast included, but it was not good; we tried it the first day and did not come back. I recommend staying in the city of Tulum and driving from there to the Cenotes and Kaletas.

We had an amazing time. Breakfast was free and delicious, you stay right on a beautiful peaceful beach, a rustic, bohemian feel. All the staff was super friendly and helpful. Great area with lots of dining options.it was a paradise. Some cons…there were only 3 hangers, and only one hook for the bath towels. No shower door so the bathroom got quite wet. Other than that, we loved it. Comfy beds, private balconies, highly recommend!