4-star treehouse retreat in the heart of Tulum's jungle

Accommodations

Mamasan Treehouses & Cabins offers treehouses and geodesic domes crafted from bamboo, coconut fiber, and recycled wood. Each accommodation is designed in a 360 shape to enhance airflow and comfort. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views from their secluded rooms nestled in the lush jungle.

Dining

The on-site restaurant at Mamasan serves organic dishes using ingredients sourced from local farmers and fishing cooperatives. Menu highlights include vegan homemade yogurt, Red Pesto Bruschettas, and the Catch of the Day, prepared with seasonal flavors. Guests can indulge in a selection of refreshing juices and signature cocktails during their stay.

Wellness

The hotel provides a tranquil setting for relaxation, with its accommodations designed to immerse guests in the surrounding nature. Yoga sessions are available to enhance wellness and connect with the serene environment. This unique atmosphere allows for peaceful moments away from the hustle of daily life.

Activities

Mamasan offers a variety of activities designed to immerse guests in local culture and nature. Options include yoga sessions, guided explorations, and cultural experiences that showcase the richness of the Maya Riviera. This interactive environment encourages guest participation and connection with the locale.

Location

Situated in the heart of Tulum's jungle, Mamasan provides convenient access to the area's stunning beaches and famous archaeological sites. The strategic location allows guests to enjoy both relaxation and adventure. Each stay offers the opportunity to explore the rich history and natural beauty that Tulum is known for.

• Accommodations: Treehouses and geodesic domes built from natural materials
• Dining: Organic cuisine sourced from local farmers
• Wellness: Relaxing jungle escape with scenic views
• Unique Experience: Tranquil treehouses elevated in nature
• Activities: Yoga sessions and cultural experiences offered
• Location: Close to Tulum's beaches and archaeological sites