Gay Hotel Tulum

Gay travelers seeking a more urban retreat rather than a beachfront should consider Layla Tulum. It’s an upscale adults-only property in the heart of Tulum town, with easy access to the Mayan archaeological sites. The entire hotel is decorated in Riad style, bringing the Middle East to Mexico.

There are two pools, one on the ground-floor terrace and the other on the roof, complete with a bar. The on-site restaurant combines Middle Eastern and Mexican food to provide some taste sensations. Guests still wanting a beach experience can visit the resort’s own beach club, contact reception for the shuttle service.

Layla Tulum is one of the most booked gay-popular boutique hotels in Taulum Town, with only 13 rooms. The Riad theme continues throughout with breathtaking views of the pool and the city. We love the rooms with the floating king-size beds, which are very Moroccan-style.

The Beach Tulum is located on its own stretch of beach 8 km from Tulum Town. It’s one of the most booked boutique adults-only hotels, an absolute beachfront luxury gay-popular hotel in Tulum Town.

From 7 am until sunset, Ziggy’s Beach Club offers comfortable beds and a separate lounge area with a bar, pool table, hammocks, and restaurant services. There’s no loud music here, just chilled vibes all day.

While there is no resort pool, the spa has a humid area circuit with hot and cold pools, a sauna, a Turkish bath, and a Scottish shower. A small fitness center is also on site and can be booked at reception. The hotel offers unique local experiences like cooking classes, salsa dancing, and tequila tasting.

The Beach Tulum is a boutique property with 28 beachfront rooms. The ground-floor ones have plunge pools and beach access, and the top floors have private terraces with hot tubs.

Hotel Bardo is a most booked, gay-popular, unique, adults-only hotel in the center of Tulum Town. The resort is a tranquil sanctuary that promotes relaxation, introspection, and mindfulness. Every aspect of the hotel, from the artwork to the lighting, reflects the soul’s journey. The interiors inspire calmness, reflection, and intrigue. The hotel has created an environment that promotes mindfulness and connection with its guests’ inner selves. It’s an Instagrammer’s dream, with epic photo opportunities everywhere you turn.

Milum, the onsite restaurant, presents a culinary adventure, whether you dine in the chic restaurant ambiance, by the tranquil black pool, or in the intimate setting of your villa. After dinner, head to Kinky Bar for the self-proclaimed finest cocktails in Tulum.

Each of the loft-style villas is incredible. They’re jungle-themed outdoors with local handmade crafts indoors. They have a plunge pool, and some have direct access to the resort’s heated pool. You’d never guess when you wake up that you were in the middle of a bustling city. Pets are welcome, but a cleaning fee applies.

Loba Tulum is a gay hotel in the southern part of Tulum Town. It’s male, adults-only, everywhere is clothing-optional, and there are drag nights, massage circles, and naked full-moon parties.

There are two rooftop plunge pools where guests are invited to “show off their best assets.” Day passes are available for other men to visit and use all the facilities if they’re not staying there. The bar is open from 2 pm to 10 pm.

It’s a cozy atmosphere with only eight rooms, some with private balconies or rooftop access.

Our Habitas Tulum is 5 km south of Tulum town in the hotel zone. It’s on a quiet stretch of beach with the jungle on one side and the ocean on the other. Our Habitas is one of the most booked adults-only and gay-popular boutique hotels in the Tulum Hotel Zone.

The outdoor pool overlooks the ocean. Moro Restaurant uses wood-fired techniques to present Latin cuisine with touches of Middle Eastern inspiration.

The unique style of the 42 rooms at Our Habitas Tulum features tented structures with canvas walls and palapa roofs. These structures promote an open-air experience that enhances the connection to nature. Guests can choose from jungle or ocean views, and some rooms have plunge pools.

La Valise Tulum, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, is 9 kilometers from Tulum. It has the beach on one side and the jungle on the other. La Valise Tulum embraces ethical sustainability and has been a Zero-Waste Establishment since 2023.

The infinity pool is beachside. The spa offers massage treatments, yoga classes, and Mayan healing rituals. The onsite restaurant, Nu Tulum, is featured in the Michelin guide and promises an unforgettable culinary adventure that embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery.

La Valise Tulum is a boutique property with only 22 rooms, some facing the jungle and others beachfront; some have plunge pools. Imagine waking up in the morning and walking out of your front door onto the beach; you’ll find that here.

Mi Amor is an adults-only luxury boutique hotel 5 km from Tulum town on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Caribbean Sea. One of the region’s best beaches is only a 1o-minute walk. The concept is Art Deco, Acapulco-heyday inspired, and it’s another property in the Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection in Tulum.

Mi Amor is designed primarily as a boutique couples hideaway. Relax in a jungle cabana or swing from hammock chairs over the infinity pool with ocean views while you sip cocktails. The on-site restaurant serves gourmet cuisine with an emphasis on local ingredients.

The rooms are spacious, with modern decor and bright, fun colors. Choose from jungle, pool, or sea views. The second-floor rooms have balconies, and the ground-floor rooms have plunge pools.

Mezzanine Tulum, part of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection, is one of the most Instagrammable hotels in the region. Everywhere you turn, there’s something worth photographing. It’s 6 km from Tulum town on Las Palmas beach, and it’s adults-only.

The Mezzanine restaurant serves Thai food and plays relaxed house music. Guests can also lounge by the freshwater pool on grass mats or bean bags and drink cocktails. Every Friday night, the hotel hosts a lively party featuring DJs from Mexico and beyond.

The boutique resort has nine rooms only. There are two master suites, four oceanview rooms, and three non-view rooms.

Jashita Hotel is a boutique, luxury beachfront property in secluded Soliman Bay, 14 km north of Tulum town. The idea here is to get away from it all and chillax.

The adults-only infinity pool overlooks the beach, which is quiet and secluded. Jashita Hotel’s beachfront signature restaurant, Pandano, prepares every dish with locally grown ingredients, combining Mexican and Italian traditions.

The Jashita Hotel has only 30 suites, Which gives it an intimate feel. The suites are spacious and slightly different. The waterfront rooms are absolute beachfront, and the honeymoon suites have a private rooftop and plunge pool.

O’ Tulum Boutique Hotel is an upscale resort for adults only, located 12 km north of Tulum. It offers views of the Caribbean Sea, and local Mayan archaeological sites are nearby.

Luxurious sun loungers surround the infinity pool, and there is a pool bar. The fitness center has the latest technology equipment, and the yoga room next door offers practices by qualified instructors. The restaurant prepares meals with locally sourced produce, and traditional recipes are served with a contemporary twist.

The rooms at O’ Tulum Boutique Hotel are contemporary in design but reflective of the local culture. Choose from rainforest or ocean views; some rooms have plunge pools, and others have jacuzzis. Unlike most other hotels in Tulum, O’ Tulum Boutique is pet-friendly.

There aren’t a lot of international hotel brands in Tulum, so if you’re looking for a place to burn some points welcome to Aloft Tulum, operated by Marriott. It’s an adults-only upscale hotel on the eastern side of Tulum town, with the jungle between it and the ocean, which is 5 km away—the hotel provides free shuttle buses to and from the beach.

Aloft Tulum has an outdoor pool and a 24/7 fitness center. WXYZ is an on-site restaurant offering a variety of cuisines. Atico is the rooftop lounge and bar open for lunch and dinner. Sunset cocktails, anyone?

The contemporary rooms feature cutting-edge technology and high-touch amenities, offering city or jungle views. Guests can use points to upgrade to the Aloft suite. Pets are welcome at Aloft Tulum.

Maya Tulum is a boutique property in the Tulum Hotel Zone, 6 km south of the town. It is on a slight stretch of beach next to the Caribbean Sea.

Spend your day drinking cocktails by the beachside pool. You can also enjoy some of the hotel’s wellness events, including morning yoga and evening Temazcal ceremonies, which are traditional Mayan steam baths.

Maya Tulum has 49 rooms and suites. Choose from jungle or ocean-view rooms or upgrade to a suite with a plunge pool. The oceanfront suites are steps from the beach.

Dune Boutique Hotel is located 7 km south of Tulum Town in a section of the Hotel Zone referred to as ‘the Party Zone.’ There are bars, nightclubs, and all-day beach clubs surrounding the resort, so there’s always something fun happening nearby.

Dune Boutique Hotel is all about calming the mind and body. Relax by the infinity pool or visit the spa for unique experiences, such as the Temazcal ceremony and the new moon ceremony (held once every 28–30 days).

The rooms combine contemporary elegance with rustic charm, showcasing local craftsmanship. Choose from pool or sea views, and some rooms have plunge pools.

Orchid Beach House is an upscale, adults-only, absolute beachfront hotel 7 km south of Tulum Town. It’s only a few hundred meters from the party zone where beach clubs operate day and night. The hotel emphasizes eco-friendly practices and aims to provide a tranquil retreat that respects the natural environment.

The onsite beach club is the spot to hang out, with snacks and drinks available all day. The restaurant serves traditional Ancient Vanguard cuisine. Bookings need to be made via the hotel’s website and start from 7.30 am until 8.30 pm. The property is an absolute beachfront on a private stretch of beach, so a swimming pool is unnecessary.

The rooms and suites are spacious and light with Mayan furnishings. Choose from garden or ocean views, or upgrade to a beachfront room where the Caribbean Sea is steps from your room. Rooms have either a plunge pool or a bathtub.

Some gay travelers prefer to save money for touring, eating, and drinking rather than sleeping, so Maison Tulum, a budget 3-star hotel in the center of Tulum town, may be the best option.

The rooftop terrace and garden is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The onsite restaurant Baguettes Croissants is open for breakfast. A nearby Italian pizzeria is popular with guests for dinner. With the city on your doorstep, cafes and restaurants are handy.

There are only nine rooms here; they’re bright and colorful. Choose from two singles, a king, or a suite