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

The drainage it gave some urine smell/

My kids and I had a great time. I don’t like that we had to pay to re- enter the property after every departure. I also hated that the national guard pulled guns on us upon re-entry every time.

Beautiful place with a great view

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 🙏

Perfect 💛💛

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.

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…

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.

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El lugar muy bonito y buena atencion

The hotel is beautiful and we loved our room. However the value isn’t great. Food and drinks are very expensive. It was in most cases double the prices in Canadian $. I’m not looking for it to be cheaper than us but maybe at least the same. If you try to bring in your own water it will be taken away because the hotel is in a national park. There isn’t also a fridge to keep your water cold if you had it. They will say this is because they want to be echo friendly but they could find other echo friendly energy sources to accommodate this. On top of this the service wasn’t great. People were cold and not very welcoming. When when checked in the women at the desk seemed miserable. She was very short with us and didn’t smile or say hello at all. Then the cleaning and staff that take care of the grounds weren’t friendly at all, even when you just said hello. I will say the only people who really seemed genuine was Alex and the staff is the restaurant. If your ok with this, I say stay here because the actual hotel and grounds around it are beautiful, but if you would like genuine everyday human kindness, go somewhere else.

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!

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 !

I traveled with my husband and two young children. They say happiness is the difference between expectations and reality, and Diamante K delivers a reality that far surpasses even the highest hopes. Expect a natural, unpretentious setting—no sales hustle, no unnecessary frills—just pure tranquility. Expect rustic yet charming accommodations with basic washrooms, ceiling fans, and no AC. Expect a quiet retreat, where the sound of the waves replaces the noise of the outside world, and a plunge pool offers refreshment without the chaos of a swim-up bar. But here’s the reality: luxury thrives in the simplicity. The beautiful bedside settings, the attentive and genuinely happy staff, and the outstanding zen ambiance create an experience that feels like a dream. The food is exceptional, with an extensive menu that rivals any high-end resort. Plus, you’re within walking distance of incredible beach clubs, and the free golf cart shuttles make it effortless to explore the surrounding beaches and Tulum ruins. For me, it was perfect. Is it perfect for you? If you seek an escape where nature, comfort, and peace coexist harmoniously—then yes, this might just be your paradise too.

We recently had the pleasure of staying at a quiet, secluded hotel in Tulum, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience. The hotel is nestled away from the hustle and bustle, providing a perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind and relax.

Diamante K is a special place!

Great place to relax

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.

Room was in really bad shape with windows, bathroom, etc.