FAQ about Party Hotels In Tulum

The music can get loud and bothersome if you try to sleep in your room during an event. Furthermore, the music can last from midnight until sunrise in some places.

Yes, it can get challenging to look for a parking space in Tulum, especially in the hotel zone during the high season. However, some hotels include free parking for hotel guests. If you are not a guest of any of

Only some Tulum rooftops accept USD, but they have their own currency exchange rates in their favor. So, it is better to bring pesos in cash to be safe.

Due to the low season, Tulum party hotels have the least visitors from April to August.

Tulum party hotels will have the most visitors on weekends, especially during the high season, from around September to March.

Most party hotels across the beach accept cards and USD cash. But as a rule of thumb in Tulum, MXN cash is king, and it’s the safest option to pay for your orders.

The music at Tulum party hotels is most commonly electronic, deep house, techno, and tribal melodies. Sometimes, resident DJs will perform the music live every weekday at the restaurant.

The minimum spending at most party hotels, like Papaya Playa Project, is around 2,000 pesos or 100 USD, depending on the season.

Tulum does have an exciting and magical nightlife filled with plenty of experiences to explore. Some party hotels are also a popular nightlife activity in Tulum! 

The minimum age to get into an adults-only party hotel in Tulum is generally 18 years old. However, some venues will specify access to children, pets, or only adults above 21 years old to enter.