Diamante K - Inside Tulum National Park

Well maintained. i counted 57 wheelbarrows of seaweed removed one morning from the beach. Th infestation is relentless and not the faut of the property management. We enjoyed the yoga and the multiple lounge spots. Beer was pricey compared to neighboring resorts. We liked the music night, even danced to it.

It is a beautiful resort and very relaxing. We loved the morning yoga, and the beach and garden and pool. The food was great. It might not be the set up for everyone as the bathroom is outside and there is a lot of sand that comes into the room when it is windy plus the mosquito netting is not just for looks but necessary to use. Also, Mexico is now smoke-free, but the resort is struggling to implement. I am allergic to smoke and requested that they follow the law. The ash trays were removed yet some guests continue to smoke. I hope in the future that diamanté K becomes 100% smoke-free as required by law, and for the health and safety of all their guests.

A beach bungalow right on the sand, with access to the pool and an on-site restaurant.

The cabins are very rustic and very small. Every morning there was noise from a truck standing on the street next to our cabin (king ocean view) for up to 30 minutes. The nights were very hot (April) and the fan insufficient to cool us down. We couldn’t use the beach at all (nobody did) due to heavy seaweed (see picture), and the whole place looks a bit rundown, with tarps on some of the roofs.

Fantastic property, location and staff! Rustic, glamping style hotel in a perfect location with its own private little cove/beach, a fantastic restaurant that serves both Mexican, and other, cuisine, and a great staff ready to accomodate…A place where you can truly relax in the perfect spot right on the beach, in rooms with thatched roofs and some with private outdoor bathrooms (shower under the stars), away from the sterile pretentiousness of Playa Del Carmen and the zona Hotelera in Tulum, a true place where relaxing on your personal cabana by the waves just takes you away from the hustle and bustle. Just be ready to glamp it a bit…

We were looking for a quiet getaway to relax and Diamante k was just that!! The cabin was comfortable and steps away from the ocean. We had a view of the sunrise from our bed!! The restaurant was very nice with good food. Comparable to the prices in the area. The staff at the restaurant as well as the hotel were very nice and accommodating. You could walk to other beaches and restaurants without difficulty and it was very close to tulum ruins. If you are interested in party scene this isn’t your spot but it is serene and beautiful. A couple suggestions for the resort would be a way to clean your feet off after coming from the beach as well as an ice machine. Can’t wait to get back to this piece of paradise!!!

Diamante K will be a great choice for some travelers and a terrible one for others. If you want to be away from the madness of the Tulum scene, and are seeking a peaceful spot in the midst of nature, this is a pretty good choice. The property is clean and the staff are helpful. The views out over the ocean are lovely if you can mentally screen out the huge mounds of stinking sargassum. The restaurant is excellent, but far too pricey for the average eco-tourist. Travelers who want comfort and beach amenities will not find it here, at least in the summer. There is no AC and the rooms are stifling despite the small fans mounted inside the beds. The pool is poorly maintained. The tiny beach area is totally swamped in sargassum--you would have to wade out through a four foot deep sargassum sponge to get to water, and the entire area is fouled by sargassum fronds out to about 25-30 feet from shore. If you like being inside a national park, this place fits the bill. Just be aware that every time you enter the park, your car will be searched by police for alcohol or plastic, you will have to pay a hefty entrance fee (EVERY DAY) for the national park, and there is only one road in and out.

We stayed for a week in a very simple room, with shared access to the bathrooms and shower. It was an absolutely incredible vacation. In the 7 days we stayed there was never a wait for the bathroom or shower, never a dirty bathroom or shower, our room was cleaned every day as well. The property itself is magnificent, the architecture of the buildings onsite as well as the furniture around the property are made with as much natural materials as possible. The beach/lagoon area is literally breathtaking and because of where Diamanté K is located you don’t get really any foot traffic through the beach like most other beach properties in this area. The property also has a small pool overlooking the beach, a nice little garden area, lots of beds that are covered and uncovered and a pretty solid restaurant with great drinks at the center of the property. You can rent bicycles each day for $250 pesos, they have yoga classes each morning, and live music many nights. The service staff were also awesome for our entire stay without exception. When we come back I couldn’t imagine staying anywhere else in the future!

It's an excellent quieter and more secluded hotel with a private beach,complimentary yoga classes and guided meditations and a restaurant on site.

Bungalows we’re rustic and fun. Make sure to take extra outlet plugs, only 1 per room. Ice is limited. Beach covered in saragassum seaweed, unable to utilize. Restaurant staff and food was excellent. Front desk staff were not very helpful with concierge type things. Didn’t seem like there really was a concierge. Pool is small and water cold. Wellness classes were enjoyable. Everything in Tulum was way overpriced!! Will not return to Tulum because it is unbelievably expensive. Taxi 2 miles $50 each way. Food outrageously priced and shopping super expensive.

The beach was beautiful and the hotel had some nice cabanas and seating area by the water. The actual swimming area at the hotel is a bit rocky and very small but you can go to the main beach up the road. The area itself is ok. Lots of construction so the noise wakes you up around 7am. Getting places is really hard, we felt isolated there. Most restaurants around the area close at 6pm so for dinner you are forced to really overpay for sushi or Thai food, or you can go to the restaurant at the hotel that charges 500 pesos for an entree. Only looks nice in pictures and we felt that photos online made to be a place that doesn’t actually exist. Most places on the beach don’t serve alcohol, you can’t bring it inside of the park either. The rooms were way smaller than advertised, the bathroom didn’t have a door and the walls were essentially made out of bamboo. We were lucky it didn’t rain because it would definitely leak. There is no AC, only a little fan that is attached to the top of the canopy bed that also has some mold on it probably from how humid it is in the room. The floor is just plain concrete, looks dirty and had a lot of sand everywhere. The detergent that they use on the sheets is very strong if you’re sensitive to that. The yoga class in the morning was nice, minus the construction noise throughout the class and the mats were really old and smelled. Overall we felt like it wasn’t worth the price that we paid for the hotel.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was clean and comfortable.

Lo que no me gustó fue el acceso nos bajaron del taxi por qué se pelio el taxista con la que cobra y nosotros pagamos el pato por qué no dejaron entrar al taxista la chica que cobra 👎 su trato con los turistas pésimo. De lo demás empleados del hotel super bien y muy atentos las instalaciones perfecto solo las fundas de las almohadas sucias por qué no las cambiaron tenía sangre de insectos o algo asi . Pero lo demás bien 😃

Le faltó que limpiaran todos los días

El lugar en general es cómodo sin embargo la limpieza de la playa privada dejó mucho qué desear. No volvería a hospedarme

This hotel is beautiful and in a beautiful location. Right on the ocean with sand and the beach steps from your doorway!! We loved staying here. Only complaint is there was a giant spider in our room and also an even bigger cockroach in the bathroom. It was also disappointing that they want to charge for bicycle rental, when many hotels include this as a free perk. Overall though, a beautiful place and close to the Tulum ruins.

Todo muy bonito. Solo el banio podria estar mas limpio y las almohadas, seria bueno tener un par de diferentes opciones

Diamante K will be a great choice for some travelers and a terrible one for others. If you want to be away from the madness of the Tulum scene, and are seeking a peaceful spot in the midst of nature, this is a pretty good choice. The property is clean and the staff are helpful. The views out over the ocean are lovely if you can mentally screen out the huge mounds of stinking sargassum. The restaurant is excellent, but far too pricey for the average eco-tourist. Travelers who want comfort and beach amenities will not find it here, at least in the summer. There is no AC and the rooms are stifling despite the small fans mounted inside the beds. The pool is poorly maintained. The tiny beach area is totally swamped in sargassum--you would have to wade out through a four foot deep sargassum sponge to get to water, and the entire area is fouled by sargassum fronds out to about 25-30 feet from shore. If you like being inside a national park, this place fits the bill. Just be aware that every time you enter the park, your car will be searched by police for alcohol or plastic, you will have to pay a hefty entrance fee (EVERY DAY) for the national park, and there is only one road in and out.

We stayed for a week in a very simple room, with shared access to the bathrooms and shower. It was an absolutely incredible vacation. In the 7 days we stayed there was never a wait for the bathroom or shower, never a dirty bathroom or shower, our room was cleaned every day as well. The property itself is magnificent, the architecture of the buildings onsite as well as the furniture around the property are made with as much natural materials as possible. The beach/lagoon area is literally breathtaking and because of where Diamanté K is located you don’t get really any foot traffic through the beach like most other beach properties in this area. The property also has a small pool overlooking the beach, a nice little garden area, lots of beds that are covered and uncovered and a pretty solid restaurant with great drinks at the center of the property. You can rent bicycles each day for $250 pesos, they have yoga classes each morning, and live music many nights. The service staff were also awesome for our entire stay without exception. When we come back I couldn’t imagine staying anywhere else in the future!

Las fotos no corresponden a la propiedad. Accesos inadecuados. Playa y alberca muy sucias. Imposible de recomendar

Hotel muy lindo, frente a la playa. No hay aire acondicionado, y es bastante rústico.

The cabins are very rustic and very small. Every morning there was noise from a truck standing on the street next to our cabin (king ocean view) for up to 30 minutes. The nights were very hot (April) and the fan insufficient to cool us down. We couldn’t use the beach at all (nobody did) due to heavy seaweed (see picture), and the whole place looks a bit rundown, with tarps on some of the roofs.

The beach was beautiful and the hotel had some nice cabanas and seating area by the water. The actual swimming area at the hotel is a bit rocky and very small but you can go to the main beach up the road. The area itself is ok. Lots of construction so the noise wakes you up around 7am. Getting places is really hard, we felt isolated there. Most restaurants around the area close at 6pm so for dinner you are forced to really overpay for sushi or Thai food, or you can go to the restaurant at the hotel that charges 500 pesos for an entree. Only looks nice in pictures and we felt that photos online made to be a place that doesn’t actually exist. Most places on the beach don’t serve alcohol, you can’t bring it inside of the park either. The rooms were way smaller than advertised, the bathroom didn’t have a door and the walls were essentially made out of bamboo. We were lucky it didn’t rain because it would definitely leak. There is no AC, only a little fan that is attached to the top of the canopy bed that also has some mold on it probably from how humid it is in the room. The floor is just plain concrete, looks dirty and had a lot of sand everywhere. The detergent that they use on the sheets is very strong if you’re sensitive to that. The yoga class in the morning was nice, minus the construction noise throughout the class and the mats were really old and smelled. Overall we felt like it wasn’t worth the price that we paid for the hotel.

This property is beautiful. Our room was right on the beach. We kept the window open all night to the sounds of the Caribbean and the wind. Woke up to see the sun rising over the water, jumped out of bed and went outside to watch it. Absolutely stunning. Dinner in the restaurant was very good and convenient. Went to yoga in the morning, which is free to guests, and did an hour practice while looking out over the water. The vibe here is of peace and wellness. So grateful we were able to stay!

Resort is in a great location! Staff was friendly. Casa Maria has great food! Rooms are cute. A lil musty and I had no hot water so had to move from an ocean view villa to one in the back. I enjoyed my stay just wish I didn’t have to switch rooms or at least got upgraded, not downgraded.

We booked an ocean view queen bed bungalow but got a tree house which had no view of the ocean at all. There were gaps in the wood flooring everywhere, cracks in window frames through which huge biting ants and mosquitoes were coming in the room. We got bitten by those ants a few times, and finally had to give up and leave. The onsite staff were trying to be helpful but the online management was defensive. Instead of apologizing and showing their accountability, they told us “they could not control ants!”. We didn’t pay almost USD400 a night to live in a treehouse and get bitten by ants and bugs. That’s something we’d expect from $30-camping. The hotel seemed overbooked, so they had only that ants-infested room and one other room of the same style which was located further away, much smaller and claustrophobic. They didn’t give us the room we booked. We didn’t get the VIP Access benefit that was advertised in our Expedia booking either. The worst experience in Mexico. Stay away from this poorly managed “hotel” with greedy, unprofessional management.

The property is unique and small right at the beach. The unit we stayed in did not have central AC, no refrigerator and TV. It was comfortable at this time of the year. We enjoyed the beautiful place, and the staff was great.

Well, we had a good time because we stayed for 2 nights before going to our 4 nights somewhere else and decided to enjoy what we had, however, for us, the bed was too soft and the room beside being very small, was a little bit too rustic for our taste. If you are used to camping, it’s an upgrade from a good tent. If you are on the beginning of a relationship, keep in mind that the room is very very small with a bathroom and toilet inside and no doors, just a bambu curtain for some privacy and half wall dividing the toilet from the bed. It’s exactly beside the bed, and I am not exaggerating. 3 feet from the bed, maybe, with no doors and half wall, use your imagination 😁. The hotel employees and restaurant personnel were very polite and the food was good. There is not many options around and if you are planning on leaving the hotel to walk around the hotel ave where everything happens, will cost you $30 to $40 dollars one way, plus $6 per person to get back inside the national park.

When you enter the property; amazing! very beautiful. However if you market yourself as a family friendly hotel and you cannot offer hot water at night for a formule bottle, or any baby friendly food, im not very sure. The first we got with our 15 months old had a bathroom outside, without any closed of door. We asked for an upgrade (which we paid) as we thought it would have a bathtub. Seemed it was not connected but just put as decoration. Strange. Simply put; rooms were a bit too primitive for us. As couple I wouldn’t mind (still not my thing but okay can happen) but with a little one, don’t do it.

The concept of the hotel is great, but the execution is lacking. Beautiful area, but hard to get to because of the road construction around the hotel, and the fact that's inside a national park. For a family (dad, mom, two teenage girls), the lack of privacy for using the bathroom was terrible. The handles to use the sink's faucet was not practical -- hard to turn. And, no AC, made it hard to sleep at night; yes, there are fans, but not good enough to keep the body cool.

This boutique hotel was the home away from home for us. We only left to check out the ruins and the beach! From an amazing check-in, to fantastic staff and amazing food, we can’t wait to come back again! Shout out to Diamante K: Front Desk: ⁃ Alex ⁃ Enrique Restaurant: Manager: ⁃ Emmanual Servers: ⁃ Marcos ⁃ Carlos Maid: ⁃ Leydi We also have to shout out the maintenance man, who is making sure the grounds look amazing.

Nat and the resort staff were very helpful and kind. Management decided to charge me for beach towels I never received which I contested unsuccessfully.

We booked an ocean view queen bed bungalow but got a tree house which had no view of the ocean at all. There were gaps in the wood flooring everywhere, cracks in window frames through which huge biting ants and mosquitoes were coming in the room. We got bitten by those ants a few times, and finally had to give up and leave. The onsite staff were trying to be helpful but the online management was defensive. Instead of apologizing and showing their accountability, they told us “they could not control ants!”. We didn’t pay almost USD400 a night to live in a treehouse and get bitten by ants and bugs. That’s something we’d expect from $30-camping. The hotel seemed overbooked, so they had only that ants-infested room and one other room of the same style which was located further away, much smaller and claustrophobic. They didn’t give us the room we booked. We didn’t get the VIP Access benefit that was advertised in our Expedia booking either. The worst experience in Mexico. Stay away from this poorly managed “hotel” with greedy, unprofessional management.

The property was incredible, the views were gorgeous and the staff were kind and accommodating. I couldn’t have had a better place to stay 🙏

Rustic but charming! The staff were so warm and welcoming, the food and cocktails were delicious, the setting was serene. Nothing like falling asleep to the sound of the waves of the sea. Can't wait to return to this magical spot!

Reception service is so good and helpful.

I went there for my honeymoon. We had an amazing time there. Everything was great. The manager Israel and Abriel and Natyeri the receptionist were so helpful and kind. Overal I highly recommend this hotel.

The place is a paradise, the rooms are ok, service is not good!

Excellent and professional staff Great place.

The room that we booked #4 is a tiny room with an ocean view. There is a restaurant next-door that has seating right in front of your window so there’s absolutely no privacy. Check in was also very strange. We were asked to give $150 cash for incidentals, for some reason their credit card machine wasn’t working. The food was hit or miss including drinks, I drink Don Julio reposado and they definitely were not using Don Julio reposado in my drink . Property is beautiful and has huge potential but under better management.

Diamante K is literally paradise. So, so beautiful! The rooms are right on the ocean. Such a stunning place. This time of year there was a lot of seaweed on the beaches but not a fault of the hotel. Absolute quiet and ideal--away from the party scene of Tulum. 5 minutes from the Mayan ruins by bike. Absolutely loved it and will be returning again and again!

Right on the beach. Beautiful landscape and friendly staff. Only thing is no coffee in the rooms and restaurant did not open till 8, but usually could get coffee by 7am. A short bike ride to Tulum ruins.

The beach was beautiful and the hotel had some nice cabanas and seating area by the water. The actual swimming area at the hotel is a bit rocky and very small but you can go to the main beach up the road. The area itself is ok. Lots of construction so the noise wakes you up around 7am. Getting places is really hard, we felt isolated there. Most restaurants around the area close at 6pm so for dinner you are forced to really overpay for sushi or Thai food, or you can go to the restaurant at the hotel that charges 500 pesos for an entree. Only looks nice in pictures and we felt that photos online made to be a place that doesn’t actually exist. Most places on the beach don’t serve alcohol, you can’t bring it inside of the park either. The rooms were way smaller than advertised, the bathroom didn’t have a door and the walls were essentially made out of bamboo. We were lucky it didn’t rain because it would definitely leak. There is no AC, only a little fan that is attached to the top of the canopy bed that also has some mold on it probably from how humid it is in the room. The floor is just plain concrete, looks dirty and had a lot of sand everywhere. The detergent that they use on the sheets is very strong if you’re sensitive to that. The yoga class in the morning was nice, minus the construction noise throughout the class and the mats were really old and smelled. Overall we felt like it wasn’t worth the price that we paid for the hotel.

El acceso al hotel muy dificil, tardamos aproximadamente una hora para poder entrar al hotel debido a que hicieron la calle de un solo sentido y despues de rodear hicimos una linea sumamente lenta para poder cruzar por revision, paradas continuas por camiones y trabajadores de construccion. No pienso volver a este hotel.

The property is nice, and my room was a small cabin. If you are a nature person, you will definitely enjoy the stay. The breakfast was great and the personnel very friendly. Miguel and Carlos were the best at the restaurant. However, the property is located in a National Park. Therefore, when you arrive be ready to pay 60 pesos per person, and make sure you don’t have any food or drinks before entering the national park because it will be thrown away.

All excellent. However, access to the park area takes a lot of time, wait.

It is one of the first hotels on Tulum Beach. Beautifully embedded in the nature. You can spend your whole stay barefoot, walk through white snow, swim in blue seas and enjoy a magnificent fews. It is a true diamond.

Very unsafe location, absolutely nothing around stuck spending money at the hotel the construction made it very difficult for transportation horrible experience

Diamante K will be a great choice for some travelers and a terrible one for others. If you want to be away from the madness of the Tulum scene, and are seeking a peaceful spot in the midst of nature, this is a pretty good choice. The property is clean and the staff are helpful. The views out over the ocean are lovely if you can mentally screen out the huge mounds of stinking sargassum. The restaurant is excellent, but far too pricey for the average eco-tourist. Travelers who want comfort and beach amenities will not find it here, at least in the summer. There is no AC and the rooms are stifling despite the small fans mounted inside the beds. The pool is poorly maintained. The tiny beach area is totally swamped in sargassum--you would have to wade out through a four foot deep sargassum sponge to get to water, and the entire area is fouled by sargassum fronds out to about 25-30 feet from shore. If you like being inside a national park, this place fits the bill. Just be aware that every time you enter the park, your car will be searched by police for alcohol or plastic, you will have to pay a hefty entrance fee (EVERY DAY) for the national park, and there is only one road in and out.

Es un hotel que se va a estar ahí, ya que está demasiado alejado de todo, fuera de eso el hotel es súper lindo!

En général tout était bien! La chambre et la salle de bain extérieur WoW !! la seul chose que nous avons été déçu est le prix de la nourriture au restaurant.. compte tenu du fait que tu ne peux pas cuisiner dans ta chambre donc tu es obligé d’aller au restaurant et c’est extrêmement cher!

Well maintained. i counted 57 wheelbarrows of seaweed removed one morning from the beach. Th infestation is relentless and not the faut of the property management. We enjoyed the yoga and the multiple lounge spots. Beer was pricey compared to neighboring resorts. We liked the music night, even danced to it.

Casa Maria was very good and friendly staff

The beach was beautiful and the hotel had some nice cabanas and seating area by the water. The actual swimming area at the hotel is a bit rocky and very small but you can go to the main beach up the road. The area itself is ok. Lots of construction so the noise wakes you up around 7am. Getting places is really hard, we felt isolated there. Most restaurants around the area close at 6pm so for dinner you are forced to really overpay for sushi or Thai food, or you can go to the restaurant at the hotel that charges 500 pesos for an entree. Only looks nice in pictures and we felt that photos online made to be a place that doesn’t actually exist. Most places on the beach don’t serve alcohol, you can’t bring it inside of the park either. The rooms were way smaller than advertised, the bathroom didn’t have a door and the walls were essentially made out of bamboo. We were lucky it didn’t rain because it would definitely leak. There is no AC, only a little fan that is attached to the top of the canopy bed that also has some mold on it probably from how humid it is in the room. The floor is just plain concrete, looks dirty and had a lot of sand everywhere. The detergent that they use on the sheets is very strong if you’re sensitive to that. The yoga class in the morning was nice, minus the construction noise throughout the class and the mats were really old and smelled. Overall we felt like it wasn’t worth the price that we paid for the hotel.

The property is unique and small right at the beach. The unit we stayed in did not have central AC, no refrigerator and TV. It was comfortable at this time of the year. We enjoyed the beautiful place, and the staff was great.

This was one of the best vacations I’ve been on. The property is meticulous and beyond beautiful. The food is better than most five star restaurants in NYC. But the staff is really what sets it apart. We felt like family. I cannot wait to return.

The room was amazing and just steps from the water. Miguel and the crew at the restaurant took amazing care of us and prepared some of the best meals we had on our trip. We could not have asked for a better place to relax at the end of our vacation.

Dimante is a beautiful relaxing property, my take away is the No a/c I felt like I could have managed it but the humidity was driving me crazy. Also they are doing construction in the Tulum national park. So getting to the location is one way in which takes you a long time. And one way out which is a breeze. Currently the road isn’t a two way so in order to get to this location you have to enter from the main national park entrance. One more thing that was off putting was the prices for the food at the restaurant. I know Tulum is relatively expensive but I found it outrageous that they will sell regular snapper for 90 usd …not a good meaty steak , but snapper . I checked out early and went somewhere else.

I loved the vibe of the property, the beach access, and overall appeal of the property. The restaurant staff was awesome and the food was amazing. Would recommend to family and friends.

We felt like we discovered a hidden gem on the beach. The ambiance was lovely and the food at the Casa Maria Mexican Grill was the best food we have ever tasted. We especially enjoyed our server Emmanuel and felt he was a huge part of our amazing holiday. Thank you for sharing your little piece of Paradise with us !