PAID CONTENT FOR THE ERA HOTEL
PAID CONTENT FOR THE ERA HOTEL
The Era Hotel TULUM, MEXICO
The Era Hotel in Tulum is a wellness retreat for travellers seeking a luxurious and rejuvenating experience. Nestled in the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, and surrounded by bountiful nature and rich cultural heritage, the hotel is a sanctuary for the body, mind and soul. The property blends the magnificence of nature,
the charm of Mediterranean architecture and the refinement of sustainable, locally sourced materials. The rooms offer a combination of privacy and luxury amenities, such as private hot tubs perfect for basking in after an amazing day in town. Within the hotel, guests can savour delicious
cuisine at the Dreamcatcher Cafe, indulge in relaxing spa experiences or participate in a yoga class led by a diverse community of practitioners, all while being enveloped in the tranquillity of Tulum. Era Tulum is more than just a place where you can sleep, as the hotel is located near Mayan ruins, natural habitats and some of the most beautiful cenotes in Mexico. As one of the last cities inhabited by the Mayan people, Tulum offers a fascinating glimpse into
the ancient civilisation. Nestled on the Caribbean coast, Tulum is home to one of the few Mayan archaeological sites in the area. The Tulum Ruins offer a captivating blend of history and breathtaking ocean vistas. According to locals, the ancient Mayans chose this location for its strategic trade and defence purposes, and is one of the few historical Mayan cities to have been protected by a massive limestone wall. Without a doubt, this is a unique and unforgettable historical site worth exploring. The natural habitat in Tulum is notable,
serving as a nesting ground for several species of sea turtles, including the loggerhead and green turtles. From May to October, travellers have the remarkable opportunity to witness these incredible creatures laying their eggs on Tulum’s beaches. Tulum is well-known for its network of cenotes
— natural sinkholes formed by the collapse of limestone bedrock and filled with crystal-clear freshwater. These beautiful sacred formations were highly revered by the ancient Mayans, who used them for rituals and as a vital water source.
DON’T MISS Explore the region’s rich Mayan history and enjoy spectacular views at the nearby Tulum Ruins
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KEY FEATURES • Wedding venue • Spa and sauna
KEY ACTIVITIES • Yoga • Private dinners • Archaeological site tours
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erahoteltulum.com T: +52 1984 116 6310 E:
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