Azulik Resort
Hotel · Tulum ·
Eco-luxury villas w/ sea/jungle views, spa, Mayan rituals
Eco-luxury villas w/ sea/jungle views, spa, Mayan rituals
"The adults-only Azulik resort is a great option for newlyweds in search of a five-star experience: From a private beach to several personal villas, you won’t want for a single thing during your stay." - Shelby Wax
"An architectural, art-like eco-luxury retreat composed of roughly 48 villas crafted from beach wood, stone, and concrete that evoke nests and cocoons; the property centers connection and wellness with offerings from acro-yoga and tarot readings to energy healings and Mesoamerican temazcal ceremonies, and intentionally minimizes light at night by relying on candlelight while still providing modern comforts like outlets and air conditioning." - Carley Rojas Avila Carley Rojas Avila Carley Rojas Avila is a bilingual travel writer, editor, and content marketer. She is an expert on Latin America, the Caribbean, and Cuba, as she lived and worked in four different countries in that region. Carley founded the digital travel publications Loosely Local and Home to Havana. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A beachfront property emphasizing sustainability and local traditions, offering spa treatments rooted in regional ingredients and experiential programming like nature-based wellness and ritual-style services." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Hidden behind a driftwood facade on Tulum’s busy beach road, Azulik feels like its own world with 48 villas built between jungle and beach and a spa offering a temazcal (sweat lodge) experience. Every villa is dedicated to a natural theme and the artistic use of materials makes the hotel feel as if it sprouted from the jungle; one highlight is dining at the canopy-situated Japanese restaurant where you are served delicious food in your own private nest, all designed to promote and preserve sacred traditions." - Stephanie Granada Stephanie Granada Stephanie Granada is a writer and editor focusing on travel, beauty, home, and health. Her bylines have appeared in Sunset, Outside, Southern Living, Woman's Day, Brit + Co., National Geographic Traveler, and others. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Azulik's trippy jungle architecture is nothing short of a fanciful playground. With no air conditioning, television, or electric light, the hotel encourages you to reconnect with yourself and nature. There are many outlets to "disconnect to reconnect," from two art exhibition spaces to bespoke beauty and healing therapies at the spa that are all created through a spiritual, ancestral lens. If you’re looking to escape from reality and welcome in the woo, this should be your go-to R&R reboot."