Imagine Tulum Penthouse is a two-level duplex — the one bedroom and studio on the lower level, the Studio Penthouse above on the top floor, with a private staircase connecting both — and the elevator reaches both levels. Three king beds. Three full bathrooms, An extra half bath is conveniently located near the roof’s entrance. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open on every suite to its own terrace. Tropical birds cross at eye level. At night, the city falls quiet and the private rooftop plunge pool catches the stars.

The lock-off works like this: two private foyers — one per level — each with lockable doors to the suites inside. Book all three and the locks come off. The one bedroom becomes the center — full kitchen, dining table for six, everyone in the same room. Cook together and eat there, or carry it all up through the top floor foyer when the night calls for open air. No other property in Tulum is configured this way. Three self-contained suites — each with its own entrance, bathroom, and key. Together when you want to be. Private when you don’t.

Up top: outdoor dining table, plunge pool, lounge chairs, open sky. Coffee and the sunrise before anyone else is moving. Dinner under the stars — a full moon when you’re lucky. The kind of night a group doesn’t want to end. Inside, air conditioning and ceiling fans run throughout all three suites. There’s also the shared infinity pool on the other rooftop wing — a second option when the afternoon calls for a longer swim, and usually quiet.

Gaby and Luli are with you throughout — arranging transfers from the airport, bicycle rentals, cenote tours, dinner reservations, a private chef for a special meal, and rooftop massages at sunset. Guests ask for them by name when they return.

A few honest notes: the beach is about a mile away — a 5-minute scooter ride or quick taxi.

Prefer a single suite? Each is also bookable individually — 1 Bedroom, Studio Penthouse, or Studio.