Casa de las Palmas is a stunning four-bedroom beachfront villa within the Mahayana Tulum collection, designed with natural elements and artistic touches that reflect the laid-back vibe of Tulum Beach. The main living area opens directly onto soft white sand, with a gorgeous pathway leading to the seaside swimming pool, shade palapas, day beds, and beach loungers that are exclusive to Mahayana guests. Accommodating up to eight guests, the villa is particularly well suited for families, with a children’s swing on the beach, complimentary cribs and highchairs, and a welcoming atmosphere that balances comfort with coastal elegance.
The villa is arranged across two levels with four bedrooms. On the main floor, a queen-bedded room with garden views and ensuite bathroom provides ground-level convenience. Upstairs, two bedrooms with balconies and sea views occupy the second level, one featuring a king bed with a rooftop patio and seating area on the balcony, the other offering a queen bed plus bunk beds suitable for children or additional guests. Each bedroom has air conditioning, ceiling fan, ensuite bathroom with shower, and WiFi access. The rooftop patio on the master suite is one of the villa’s highlights, catching ocean breezes and providing a private vantage point over the property.
Outside, the Mahayana beachfront is a family paradise. Shade palapas and loungers line the sand, and complimentary sea kayaks, boogie boards, and stand-up paddleboards invite exploration of the turquoise Caribbean. A guest-only taco and breakfast stand on the property serves food and fresh juices throughout the day. Daily housekeeping, concierge, grounds team, and night security ensure a seamless stay, while private chef service, in-villa massages, yoga sessions, and airport transfers are available on request.
Mahayana’s premium central location amid the boutique hotels of the Beach Zone places dozens of acclaimed restaurants, shops, and wellness studios within walking distance. The ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum, the region’s cenotes, and the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve are all short drives away. Cancun International Airport is approximately 146 kilometers to the north, and the new Tulum International Airport is just 53 kilometers south.
King bed, air conditioning, ceiling fan, ensuite bathroom with shower, balcony with ocean view, rooftop patio, WiFi access
King bed, air conditioning, balcony with ocean view, ensuite bathroom with shower, seating area on balcony, WiFi access
Queen bed and bunk beds (2 singles), air conditioning, balcony, ceiling fan, ensuite bathroom with shower, WiFi access
Queen bed, air conditioning, ensuite bathroom with shower, garden view, WiFi access
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Used the villa as a base — out exploring daily, returning each evening for chef dinners and the pool. The property works both for staying in and going out. The cook’s welcome dinner set the standard.
The garden pool is surrounded by palms and the light filtering through them in the afternoon is something I keep trying to describe and can’t. The cook made Caribbean ceviche and sopa de lima and grilled fish and fresh fruit every morning. We snorkeled the reef, swam in cenotes, walked to the beach. My kids are six and nine and they remember the cook’s name (Gabriel) and ask when we’re going back. WiFi was patchy but we managed.
Second visit to Las Palmas. The shade from the mature palms is even better than we remembered. Four bedrooms, chef who made new dishes this time. We biked to the beach, cenote-hopped, walked to restaurants. The mosquito nets over the beds still feel romantic. The rooftop sunset view hasn’t changed — still perfect. Ocean breezes through every level.
