Aflora Onyx Loft L224 Beach Club + Breakfast

The Neighborhood

Aldea Zama is one of the best areas to stay in Tulum. This master planned community features shopping, dining, and grocery stores all in one area. Tulum Beach is just minutes away as is La Veleta and Centro Tulum is a small town with boutique areas. For true walkable beach access, choose the Hotel Zone. From other areas, it’s a quick, seamless transfer—car, scooter, taxi, or bike—and we’re happy to help arrange it. See our map for real-world timing at a glance. Allow extra time to get to beach in high season as there can be traffic. Aldea Zama is also the other very walkable destination in Tulum with many options for shopping and dining.

Guest Access

Entire Condo, Private Balcony, Pool, Co-Work Space, resort pool, restaurant, yoga and gym! Daily yoga classes for a fee. Consider your first morning handled. Each guest is treated to one breakfast at Panza during the stay, with a fresh juice or coffee to start things off right. Access to Aflora's cultural and wellness program. 24 hr security, free Parking on site. Guest Guide app and concierge service here to help you plan answer questions so you have the best experience in Tulum Full support guest services team 24/7 Concierge line 9am-9pm 7 days and Maintenance assistance available at your unit 7 days a week. Get the support of a hotel but the privacy of your own apartment. Beach access: In Tulum, the best beaches sit behind private beach clubs. We've built the access quietly, through direct relationships with ten of the Mexican Caribbean's most sought-after clubs — Gitano, Hotel Panamera, and Umi among them. After booking, you'll receive the Jungle Luxe guest concierge app, where each club's current terms, minimums, and character are set out in detail. Beach day reservations are placed directly in the app the day before — one tap, no back-and-forth — so your morning opens with a confirmed name on the list. A note on how Tulum works. Most clubs here operate on a minimum consumption: a set food-and-drink spend that stands in for entry. It's standard here, and amounts vary by club. Through October, many waive or ease minimums entirely; in high season, they firm up. The app maps it out ahead of time, so there's nothing to negotiate on the sand Outside food and drink aren't permitted — everything comes from the club's kitchen. For a free option, there are public beach access points and a small handful of Tulum hotels keep public beach access open. We'll point you to the ones worth the trip for your week, with honest notes on chair availability and crowds. Your concierge is on hand for everything else.

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