Treehouse-style suites built into the cliff above the Caribbean — no electricity, no Wi-Fi, and a deliberate commitment to disconnection that either appeals completely or doesn't at all. Azulik is the most architecturally striking hotel in Tulum, built from local wood and stone with suspended walkways through the jungle canopy. The dining and art installation spaces are open to non-guests during the day.
Why We Chose It
Azulik is unlike any hotel in Mexico — an adults-only eco-luxury resort of wooden treehouse villas built entirely without electricity (no air conditioning, no Wi-Fi by design). Solar power, candlelight, and natural ventilation. Every suite is a private nest cantilevered over the jungle with a plunge pool, a wraparound terrace, and direct access to the Caribbean below. The Kin Toh restaurant and bar is an art installation as much as a restaurant. Not for everyone — but utterly unique.
What Stands Out
- Treehouse villas with no electricity by design — solar and candlelight
- Private plunge pools over the Caribbean jungle
- Kin Toh — the most visually dramatic restaurant in Tulum
- Adults-only and deliberately disconnected
- Among the most iconic hotel settings in Mexico