I’ve been to live Tulum quite a few times now, and I like it there. It’s comfortable fairly quiet and has a nice pool and good air conditioning and more.

I like this place a lot however it’s getting a little rundown from the first few years that we stayed there. Some things like lights and the cleanliness of the refrigerator and the kitchen and other areas were not the way they used to be.

The pool was amazing. Very friendly staff, they will help you and are super nice. The hotel is overall very clean and cozy (special mention to the little rest area on the second floor). I do not say this lightly, this is one of the most cozy hotels I've ever been in. Location is perfect + you have a Scotia bank machine right in front of the hotel, a Super Aki not far, tons of restaurants close and bike rental (which I recommend, taxis are a scam in Tulum) even closer.

Some "parts" of our room were "weird". The bathroom faucet was leaking, not a problem in itself, but still a bit weird because right next to it is a sign that says "in this paradise we don't waste water". The shower was straight up dirty because the drain was partially blocked. The curtains had mold on them, also not a big deal, but still. If you stay for extended period of time, they will charge you for cleaning your room if you need it cleaned in the middle of your stay for example. The pricing was fair, but not exactly a "great deal".

This is such a cute boutique hotel. The pictures already looked great but in reality it's so much prettier. Our balcony overlooked the pool / green. Pool lights up in all colours of the rainbow at night. Bed was huge and comfy. Very stylish interior design, completely boho themed. A super Instagram-mable place! They let us keep our rental bikes in the garden which was very convenient.

We ended up laughing about it but: the studio only separates the shower and rest of the room by a curtain - this curtain is transparent. In the pictures it was in colour (not see-through). As friends travelling together this was too intimate for us and we took turns waiting out on the balcony. Also, there's a primary school right next to the hotel and they have rather loud early morning rituals with a megaphone. I am not an early bird but became one during this trip.

We had a floor in the first floor and the room a nicer then we thought from the photos. We had a room for 3 ppl. There was a big bed that fit two of us and another on the sofa bed which was also a big couch to fit yourself plus anyone else you might have over. The room also had its own little kitchen with stove sink dishes coffee water and a little bar type ledge where you can sit along with a dining table. Tv was a Roku so you can stream any app to watch videos or shows. Also the location was very very close to the tulum bars (Santino bar would be my recommendation) and was near lots of taco trucks and good restaurants.

The power went out a couple of times for a few minutes each time. I think this is more an issue with mexicos power rather then the hotel itself but it did come back on really quick. Also the pressure of the shower head was not that strong. Also the toilet took a while to refill every once in a while.

I really loved to stay at Live Tulum. The room was very nice comfortable with balcony. There was also a fridge to use. Only think was the noise from the main road, which you could hear from the early morning till later evening. But I was aware of that, so it didn't bothered me that much. Close to the hotel is a big supermarket, many restaurants and you can rent a bicycle nearby. You can get to the playa and ruins in about 20min by bicycle. Easy going, because Tulum has no hills.

It is a lovely place. Friendly and helpful staff. Large room with living space and dining area. Confortable bed. No charge for using safe. Access to pool from the room. Very close to activities/bars/restaurants in town.

Kitchen could be better equipped and cleaner. It was lacking a good knife. Microwave had mould (did not use it). Otherwise it was a good choice. Far from beach but on beach bikes it was a reasonable distance.

Very cute hotel in a great location. The suite looked exactly like in the pictures. Lots of nice details. The style is shabby chice, maybe others mistake that as “not well maintained” as we read in other reviews. But in fact everything was spotless apart from 2 tiny stains on the linen (fair enough though). Overall the best accommodation we’ve had in Mexico with great value for money for central Tulum.

The mattress was a little too soft for my liking. The pool doesn’t get much sun, but we didn’t mind that since there are plenty of beaches around Tulum. There is some noise from the street but hey, it’s central Tulum. Bring earplugs or stay further out the center if you are very noise sensitive.

The staff are absolutely lovely and very helpful. The room was generously proportioned and would be great for families. Rooms look over the courtyard and pool, and I loved smelling the scent of the flowers (hibiscus?) wafting up to my balcony in the evenings. The room could have been cleaner on arrival, but the cleaning staff did a wonderful job each day thereafter.

Nice private spot in downtown. Rooms are quaintly designed. Pool is great for cooling off.

The shower bath didn’t exactly work how photographed and designed. There was loud construction work and road noise next door. The design of the doors doesn’t help sound moving into rooms and between other rooms you can hear people chatting…and everything else! Our room also had a services cabinet in it so everytime someone showered or used the toilet in the building sounded like a bucket was pouring in our room!

Staff was friendly and the room was pretty spacious. Parking was included as well and it has a nice pool.

The AC made so much noise it would keep you up at night. It would keep the room nice and cool but sounded like it was broken. Turning it off wasn’t an option since it was very hot when we were there. Another thing that would’ve been nice to know in advance is that a new building is being built next door. Meaning that early in the morning you’re woken up by drilling and hammering noises from next door. Also, a lot of debris from the construction site could be found in the pool.