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The Eurostars Blue Tulum is the first stress-free, all-inclusive, five-star resort located on the Riviera Maya in Mexico.
It’s just five minutes south of Tulum, thirty minutes south of Playa del Carmen, thirty minutes away from the Playacar Golf Club and twenty minutes from Puerto Aventuras.
The luxurious resort with ninety-six suites is located a short walking distance from Tulum’s Mayan pyramids and offers majestic views of the crystalline waters of the Mexican Caribbean and a private beach area.
Eurostars Blue Tulum offers the perfect harmony of high quality service and complete relaxation. Allowing you to completely let go of your senses, the resort offers a unique experience for couples as well as families looking for the perfect holiday with extraordinary personalised service, to experience exquisite moments and the memorable small things in a location made for enjoying the gifts of the earth and the revitalizing elements of nature. The resort was designed to reflect and match its environment without detracting from its natural integrity.
The Eurostars Blue Tulum maintains the exuberant tropical flora as well as the natural beauty of its grounds in keeping with environmental sustainability. |
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| The ninety-six suites of the Eurostars Blue Tulum were tastefully designed in a contemporary Mexican-Mediterranean style and carefully decorated with select materials and textures in calming tones, including hand-carved wooden doors and marble bathrooms. The seven types of spacious suites bring together exceptionally personalised elements and details that satisfy the body, mind and soul of the most demanding guest. Equipped with air conditioning, a king size bed or two double beds and ample balconies with views of our lush gardens or the Mexican Caribbean, our suites are laid out in six villas, each with its own concierge and dedicated steward. Smoking rooms are available upon request and subject to availability. |
| Deluxe Suite with views of the garden |
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 With all of the charms of our luxury suites, these rooms are designed in a delightful contemporary Mexican style. From the balcony you can look out over our lovely gardens and the leafy vegetation that marks our proximity to the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. Each room is equipped with a double bed or two comfortable twin beds, an aromatherapy menu, a pillow menu, satellite television, an iPod, a mini-bar, a DVD player, air conditioning, a hair dryer, a safe, a direct telephone line, a balcony and a hydromassage bathtub for two.
Each villa is divided into six parts and attended by a dedicated server.
Smoking rooms are available upon request.
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| Deluxe Suite with views of the sea |
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 Designed in a contemporary Mexican style, these luxury suites offer our guests a double bed or two comfortable twin beds, an aromatherapy menu, a pillow menu, satellite television, an iPod, a mini-bar, a DVD player, air conditioning, a hair dryer, a safe, a direct telephone line, a balcony, a hydromassage bathtub for two and a spectacular view of the Mexican Caribbean.
Each villa is divided into six parts and attended by a dedicated server.
Smoking rooms are available upon request.
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Our best recommendation is to take the hotel transfer, which costs $200 USD, or a taxi (approximately $300 USD), since the Cancun airport is 130 km away from the hotel. To arrive by car, you should take Federal Highway 180, a modernised highway with four lanes from Cancun to Playa del Carmen and two wide lanes when travelling from Playa del Carmen to Cancun.
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| Airport (Cancun, CUN) 130 km |
City Centre 3 km |
Fairground 130 km |
| Bus Stop 3 km |
Port 60 km |
Beach 100 m |
| Golf 60 km |
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Destination Information: Cancun-Tulum |
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 Tulum is a city in the Mexican State of Quintana Roo, and beginning on the 13th March 2008 it will be part of the municipality of Tulum. Located at the southernmost point of the so-called Mayan Riviera, one of the world’s main tourist destinations, the city is found next to the archaeological ruins of the Mayan city from which it received its name, Tulum. What used to be an ancient fortified Mayan commercial port, Tulum is now widely known for being an archaeological area of extreme beauty on the blue-turquoise waters of the Caribbean coast, and has been called one of the wonders of Mexico.
The Mayan Riviera is made up of 120 km of beaches with fine sand and transparent waters; magical places where archaeology is the main attraction. Natural parks, picturesque villages and a large offer of services assure that visitors will not be disappointed. At the southern end of the Riviera is the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a vast ecological paradise that has remained almost completely intact. Submerged in the depths of the jungle, you find the pre-European city of Cobá, the oldest and most important in north-eastern Yucatán.
Other attractions on the Mayan Riviera are the well-known Playa del Carmen, historic Mayan ruins and ancient walled cities. Also nearby is the city of Cancún, as well as the gorgeous Isla Mujeres and Cozumel Island, with their precious coral reefs ready to be explored. |
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