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Centered on an open-air kitchen, Tulum Treehouse is a five-bedroom guesthouse and destination restaurant that explores the tastes, flavors and musical expressions of the Yucatán Peninsula.
THIS WEEK AT THE TREEHOUSE
Join us from 7pm to 10pm for a life drawing workshop guided by Tulum-based artist @nikitamrtnz. The intimate session will include a welcome drink, atmospheric musical accompaniment and a drawing lesson by Nikita featuring a life model.
We continue our Friday musical journey with resident M.Ro and local talent Dwaal. Originally from Cyprus, he studied music production in Manchester and audio engineering in Berlin before settling in Tulum. His diverse musical taste has him playing a mixture between, house, disco and funk, as well as hosting a monthly online radio show at Radio Alhara.
Joining us at this Saturday’s Musica del Pueblo is Manuscula, a Mexico City-born multi-instrumentalist who plays to communicate different emotions through the use of varied instruments, textures and beats.
A special gastronomic night hosted by our Executive Chef Gonzalo Cerrato includes an open-fire lamb roast on a metal cross in the Argentine style, “cordero a la cruz,” a community culinary tradition common in South America. Supplied by the family farm of our local production chef Osso, the lamb will be roasted on an open fire with whole-cooked vegetables in the middle of our jungle garden while guests gather around the pool. Beginning at 6pm, this special evening will also include a welcome sangria and plums in wine for dessert.
The cordero roast will be accompanied by live harp, guitar and cajon drum in the jarocho style native to the Mexican state of Veracruz. A folk musical genre mixing Spanish, indigenous and African influences, jarocho has its roots in the early colonization of the Mexican Carribean and is thought to date back as far as the 11th century.
House
Tulum Treehouse began as a home, built between tropical jungle and Caribbean Sea at a time when Tulum was still a sleepy coastal village on the cusp of discovery. As Tulum evolved, so did the Treehouse, first with five guestrooms and a coffee shop, then a jungle bar attuned to the flavors of the Yucatán, a cultural program and an open-air kitchen that's become one of Tulum's preeminent destination restaurants.
Entrance to the house is through Xinú Tulum, our collaboration with the Mexican botanical perfumery, which draws from the unique biodiversity of the Americas to curate botanicals across Tulum Treehouse. Like the Marrakesh Medina or South Beach in the '80s, today’s Tulum is a place of chaos, contrast and potential. At its heart is the Treehouse, a cultural beacon on the town‘s vibrant, hectic Beach Road where guests can immerse themselves in the textures, tastes, traditions and aromas of the Yucatán Peninsula.
Design
Our makers come from very different backgrounds but are united in their commitment to using local, organic, sustainable materials whenever possible toward the creation of a uniquely beautiful and welcoming collaborative space. Stay with us and experience the intersection of exceptional international design with local artisanal traditions and craftsmanship.
- 2 Private bathrooms
- Private living room with kitchenette
- Wrap-around terraces with lounge chair
- Private entrance with hammock
- Private bathroom
- Private terrace with hammock
- Private bathroom with jungle view shower
- Access to balcony or terrace
- Bathroom with private outdoor shower
- Access to balcony or terrace
Kitchen
The Kitchen at Tulum Treehouse revels in the natural bounty of the Yucatán and the diversity of its regional cuisine. Rotating, seasonal dishes are cooked over an open fire fueled exclusively by wood. Maize, the heart and soul of Mexican food culture, is finely ground with a stone mill and prepared using techniques going back to pre-Hispanic times, including ancient forms of fermentation. Together we engage in discourse on the future of food culture, through workshops, experimentation and artistic collaborations led by head chef Gonzalo Cerrato.
Closed during the day to all but overnight guests, we open in the evening for those with dinner reservations.
Cultural Program
Other regular events include our Cosmic Laboratory and Late Night Tales nights, which offer a hybrid journey of electronic and acoustic soundscapes, while our workshops delve into practices rooted in ancestral techniques and local ecology, guided by local artisans and facilitators.
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