Unique Jungle Treehouse Experience
Probably the best-known jungle treehouse in Tulum, and the 506 reviews at 4.95 are earned. Beto and Karo, a Belgian-Mexican couple who've hosted for a decade, built this dome-roofed treehouse on the edge of the Mayan jungle a few minutes from town, with public cenotes about 150 meters away and more reachable by bike. You get a king bed up in the trees, a private bathroom, and breakfast carried out to you every morning at eight, plus purified drinking water. Know what you're booking: it's off-grid, cooled by fans and night air rather than AC, and the jungle is loud at dawn — monkeys, toucans, the lot. That's the point. Rent bikes or a car for the beach and town runs. For two people who want the cenote-and-canopy version of Tulum instead of the beach-club version, around $100 a night including fees is very fair.
Reaching the treehouse and the cenotes
The treehouse is one of three on a jungle property at the edge of Tulum. The host puts it a 10 to 15 minute drive from Tulum town, a little more to the beach, with two cenotes about 150 m away on foot and three more within walking distance. Tulum's airport (TQO) is about 22 km away in a straight line and Cancún's (CUN) about 110 km. The host recommends a rental car.
Airbnb lists one bedroom, one bed and one bathroom, for two guests. The shower is outdoors, the bed has a mosquito net, and there is a ceiling fan rather than air conditioning. Breakfast is offered and cleaning is available during the stay. Check-in runs from 3 to 6 pm and checkout is by 11 am. Guests rate it 4.95 from 508 reviews.
On the amenity list: Garden view, Outdoor shower, Mosquito net, Ceiling fan, Lake access, Private patio or balcony, Private backyard – Fully fenced, Hammock, Outdoor dining area, Free parking on premises, Breakfast, Cleaning available during stay, Host greets you.
Read from the live Airbnb listing on 15 October 2026. Ratings, rules and amenities change; the listing has the current ones. Airport distances are straight lines from the listing's map pin, which Airbnb places approximately, to the airport coordinates published by OurAirports.
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Jungle edge near Cenote Escondido, Tulum, Quintana Roo
Photo: Yosef Ben Melamed, CC BY-SA 4.0