Imagine Tulum Penthouse · Studio Suite · Aldea Zama, Tulum.
"We mostly had the rooftop pool to ourselves." — Kaylie, Airbnb guest
Modern, clean, effortless. Coffee on the private terrace, then the rooftop infinity pool — one clear view over the jungle canopy, often yours alone. King bed with a mattress chosen by a physical therapist, fiber optic internet, kitchenette. 4.89 stars · Superhost since 2018.
One of three suites — book alone, or add the other two for the full 3-bedroom penthouse.
The space
Mornings tend to start on the private terrace with coffee. Two floors up, the common rooftop infinity pool looks out over the jungle canopy — one clear view, birds at that level, open sky. At that hour it's often yours alone.
A boutique building of just 15 units — private and quiet in a way larger complexes aren't. For couples, solo travelers, and remote workers who want a quiet base, not the noise.
Traveling with family or friends? This suite can be combined with the two neighboring suites to create the complete three-bedroom Imagine Tulum Penthouse.
Inside the Studio
King Bed
King bed with a mattress selected by the owner, a physical therapist, for back support and plush comfort.
Fiber Optic Internet
Fiber optic internet for streaming and remote work.
Kitchenette
Stove, microwave, mini refrigerator, coffee maker, cookware, and filtered drinking water.
Climate Control
Air conditioning and ceiling fan.
Private Outdoor Space
Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open fully onto the private terrace — where most mornings start.
The Neighborhood
The Aldea Zama Difference
Aldea Zama sits between the beach and town — close enough to reach either in minutes, far enough from the noise of both. The beach road draws the evening crowds and prices everything for tourists; the jungle neighborhoods west of town have charm but unpaved roads and limited lighting. Aldea Zama, on the other hand, is the only neighborhood in Tulum with underground utilities and a municipal sewage treatment system — a practical difference guests notice. Paved streets, ample parking, modern infrastructure — and a small commercial strip of cafes, bars, boutiques, and fitness centers built around residents, not tourists.
Tulum draws a different traveler now. Fewer people chasing the moment, more people who came for the thing itself. Aldea Zama uncomplicates the rest.
Nearby
• Rossina — coffee, sourdough, and cold-pressed juice
• Alegria — chilaquiles
• Boccanera Pizza, Spider Sushi, Los Morros — dinner within walking distance
• Aldea Racquet Club — pickleball and tennis
• Starfit Gym — day passes available
The beach is about a mile away — a 5-minute scooter ride or a 10-to-15-minute bike ride. Luli and Gaby arrange scooter rentals directly.
Your Hosts
Luli and Gaby have been Airbnb Superhosts since 2018 — 4.89 stars across 337 reviews. Guests mention them by name in their reviews and return to book with them again.
They can also help arrange:
• Airport transportation
• Scooter and bicycle rentals
• Cenote tours and local excursions
• Restaurant reservations
Guest access
• Self check-in with a smart lock — unique code sent before arrival
• Secure building entry with evening security
• Elevator access to your floor
• Shared rooftop infinity pool, poolside loungers, and outdoor shower
• Fiber optic internet
• Air conditioning
• In-unit safe
• Filtered drinking water
• Bath and beach towels provided
• Shampoo, shower gel, coffee, and kitchen essentials included
• Free street parking on Calle Sayil
Other things to note
• As is common throughout Tulum, toilet paper should be placed in the bathroom bin rather than flushed — one is provided.
• The beach is about a mile away — a 5-minute scooter ride or quick taxi. Walk-in and bicycle access is free.
• Sargasso seaweed arrives seasonally — typically late March through September — and can affect beach conditions. Tulum's cenotes are at their best this time of year.
• The building runs solar panels that feed back into the grid — a small offset to Tulum's strained infrastructure.
• Daytime construction noise is occasionally present in parts of Aldea Zama.
• Regional power outages can occasionally occur throughout Tulum.
