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Selina · Tulum

in Mexico 🇲🇽 and 5 other locations ✉️

 private roomsThe Micro from €1900/two‑weeks   dormitory beds10-pod dorm from €625/two‑weeks 
medium coliving, 🏡 village, 🏨 hostel, 🏊 pool, 🍃 terrace, 🛁 ensuites, 🍿 movies, 🏖 coastal, 🏖 beach, 🐕 pet friendly, 🛜 net-unknown, ⌨️ ergonomic coworking$60/week  👫 couplesinclusive  💫 subscriptionCoLive monthly at discounted rates upon enquiry  💬 Wrong details?
🏨  has short staysFine for a workation, but significant turnover works against coliving principles for a cohesive community; a longer minimum stay supports better interactions. What is coliving? 💁  has host / managerOften on site to give suggestions and take questions, but do not actively facilitate community. 🚗  requires a vehicleNo transport and no pickup available so you'll probably need to take a taxi, but you may be able to arrange from other residents and they may also organise shopping trips together — enquire to check how it works.

The largest network of hip spaces across the globe, most being hostels with shared or private rooms for shorter stays. Some offer dedicated coworking (extra cost) and other facilities such as pool and restaurant.

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You get what you pay for, but that DOES NOT mean bad! I stayed in an 8 bed mixed dormitory with a Friend, although the floors do get dirty quickly, that is understood as the whole property is sand. For the price, you will not find another on the beach, spacious, friendly accommodations. The staff was very friendly and attentive. over all I recommend especially for those who may need to work a little bit while on vacation. There where many co working spaces available.
The rooms are extremely dirty. The bathroom is disgusting and not well maintained. The sheets are dirty and damp. The towels are dirty. The staff are unfriendly. At any given time, they can move your personal belongings from your bed or remove food from the fridge and kitchen without any notice. The only plus side is that it is perfectly located on the beach in the hotel zone, but the overall experience, staff interactions, and value for money is so sub par and even terrible at times. There was few days that it rained, and the whole kitchen was flooding with water dripping from the ceiling. If you ask them to refill the hand soap or paper towels in the bathroom, it will never happen unless you follow up few times. There are spider webs in the closets and on chairs, and on the walls. The ceiling in the bathroom looks like it has mold on it. Also, be aware that they regularly fumigate the rooms so if you have your stuff laying around, they will just spray your stuff without even telling you. They also once just removed all my personal stuff on the bed and changed the sheets saying that it is protocol to do that after each 2 days of stay. Well I had originally stayed there for two weeks and they never followed their “protocol”. That one time that they did, they had thrown all my belongings to the side floor to do that and my loop earplugs went missing after that. The staff also can at any given time remove your food from the common kitchen/fridge area and throw them out if they want to without any notice. I would not recommend staying here if you looking for a comfortable stay with friendly staff.
For the past 5 years, my friends and I travel from upstate and central NY to come to Tulum- twice a year, during peak season. We discovered Mia beach club (part of Selina) one of the first times we visited the area. Quickly became our favorite beach clubs. After a few years of walking up and down the strip, discovering every nook and cranny of the place- there is no vibe that compares to Selina and Mia. This year beginning of January, we stayed at Selina for the first time. Usually we would stay in a villa 10+ minutes from the beach. In reading many reviews, especially after our actual 4 night stay in the hotel, other than just spending the day at the Mia beach club- I think maybe when people come to stay on the beaches of Tulum, they don’t realize it is beach living. There are no buildings on that beach higher than 3 stories, because it is the beach and it remains somewhat protected. With that being said, the hotel was amazing! You’re in the sand on the beach with the most amazing views, the best people, incredible DJ’s, and immaculate vibes! The staff were very friendly- always willing to help. Don’t forget to tip!!! Give everyone a couple of dollars every time they help, or you want help- and they bend over backwards for you. It’s a simple concept. The location is prime, in the middle of everything and where you want to be when it comes to restaurants and night life. There is nothing better than convenience when you’re on vacation! Yes, the music plays, during normal hours of the day! Some nights they would have a night beach party, which was the best!!!! My crew and I come to Tulum for the fun of the culture there. It’s going to be hard to stay anywhere else rather than there going forward. A/C works great, clean sheets and towels, good size room and bathroom. Water pressure is hit and miss, but the water always got hot. Again, you’re on the beaches of Tulum! I can’t wait to go back! We love the staff and we are so grateful for our experiences there every year!!!!
Stayed in the private suite rooms were nice and beautiful view. Not a place if you want to relax music is super loud from 12 - 1am. A party place for sure. Much more variety and cost friendly options for food in town instead of beach/hotel zone.
I had a great experience at Selina Tulum. It is located right on the beach which was prime access to everything down the strip. Close to all types of beach clubs, night clubs, and restaurants. I'd say it's expensive in the area however if you go into town you save money on food etc. I have no complaints about staff or cleanliness.
Our rooms shower drain was clogged and we had no paper towels during my whole visit (despite multiple times visiting the front desk who were always less than happy to help), the restaurant shut down indefinitely with no explanation or compensation. The beach is beautiful and central to the Tulum hotel strip which was nice.
WARNING! We arrived at the hotel in Tulum, which marketed itself as a healthy lifestyle hotel offering yoga and other wellness activities. However, upon arrival, the hotel was filled with partying youth, with excessive drinking, loud music, and drug use. Our room was poorly soundproofed, so the music was just as loud inside as it was outside. The room was very dirty, with burn marks on the sheets. When we spoke to the reception, they said this is simply how the hotel operates. They cut off our wristbands and asked us to leave the premises. We quickly had to book another hotel and relocate. The following day, I spoke with the hotel manager, who promised to compensate us for the unused nights. We provided our details, but nothing happened in the following month. We reminded them, and they promised once again to reimburse us. After six months, I contacted Selina's Chief Financial Officer, Barbara Zubiria, who guaranteed a refund soon. Now, two years later, despite repeated reminders, we still have not received any compensation from them.
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