Holiday home Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access Tulum

Aldea Zama A204, Tulum, Mexico

Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access Tulum

Overview of Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access

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Located within a 10-minute drive of the national park "Parque Nacional de Tulum", Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access Tulum villa provides access to various tourist attractions in the vicinity.

Nestled in the Zama district, this Tulum holiday home is 1.9 miles from the hard-to-miss historical sites like the sprawling Mayan ruins "Ruinas de Tulum". The villa is approximately a 15-minute drive from Tulum Archaeological Site, and the fringed Paradise Beach is around a 20-minute drive away.

Among other facilities at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa an electric kettle, a fridge, and a kitchenware are provided for self-catering. The nearby Cafe Maya-Xel Tulum is 0.4 miles away.

Check-in: from 15:00 until 23:00

Check-out: until 11:00

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Frequently asked questions about Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access

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How much will I spend staying at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa?

Generally, prices at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa begin at $264 per night. They may change depending on dates, villa's policy etc.

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What is the pet policy in Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa?

Pets can stay with their owners at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa.

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Is there a jacuzzi in Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa?

Yes, you will find a jetted tub at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa.

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Which attractions are a must-see during the stay at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa?

Guests staying at Meraki Sanctuary Beach Club Access villa can explore the prominent landmarks in Tulum including the national park "Parque Nacional de Tulum" (around 10 minutes' drive away), the white sand Paradise Beach (1.7 miles away), and Tulum Archaeological Site (reachable by a 15-minute drive).

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