Room (Casa Palma)

8 Guests / 4 King Beds

Casa Palma at Papaya Playa Project is an individually decorated one‑bedroom retreat arranged to accommodate up to 8 guests. Designed with the hotel’s laid‑back beach spirit, the room sits within the resort on Tulum’s Caribbean beachfront and offers a relaxed, intimate atmosphere for groups who want to stay close to sand and sea. The suite’s sleeping configuration includes four king beds, making it ideal for families or groups travelling together. A private bathroom features a rainfall showerhead and essential toiletries are supplied except toothbrushes and toothpaste; plush towels, bed sheets, a hair dryer, air conditioning and a ceiling fan ensure comfort in every season. Storage is provided with a wardrobe or closet, and a in‑room safe adds peace of mind. The accommodation is individually furnished and comes with daily housekeeping to keep things fresh. Guests staying in Casa Palma enjoy the hotel’s practical services and thoughtful sustainability measures: free Wi‑Fi in the room, room service during limited hours with a late‑night menu, and the option to arrange in‑room childcare for a surcharge. The property practices recycling and composting, and rooms are equipped with safety features including a carbon monoxide detector, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, security system and window guards. Whether you’re planning shared family time or a group getaway, Casa Palma combines roomy sleeping arrangements with the essential amenities provided by Papaya Playa Project.

What's included in this room?

  • Set within the resort on Tulum's private Caribbean beachfront, between jungle and sea
  • One-bedroom layout for eight guests, individually furnished with a wardrobe or closet
  • Four king beds in the bedroom, sleeping up to eight guests
  • Private bathroom with rainfall shower, towels and hair dryer; toothbrush and toothpaste not provided
  • Individually decorated in the hotel's laid-back beach style, with daily housekeeping
  • Room service during limited hours, with a late night menu for evening cravings
  • Free Wi-Fi, an in-room safe, air conditioning and a ceiling fan for comfort
  • Complimentary breakfast daily, plus beach cabanas, umbrellas, towels and free beach club access

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How are the beds arranged in Casa Palma, and who does it sleep?
Casa Palma is a one-bedroom accommodation with 4 king beds that sleeps up to 8 guests. With that many large beds under one bedroom layout, it suits families or groups of friends who are happy to share space and want to stay together at Papaya Playa Project.
What is included when I stay in Casa Palma?
Guests receive free Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping and an in-room safe. The hotel also includes a free local-cuisine breakfast served daily from 7:00 AM to noon. Beach cabanas, beach umbrellas, beach towels and the beach club are complimentary too. Free self-parking is available on site.
How close is Casa Palma to the beach, the pools and the restaurants?
Papaya Playa Project sits on roughly 900 metres of private Caribbean beachfront between the jungle and the sea. The resort has two outdoor swimming pools and a beach club. The rooms are arranged over a single level, so there are no stairs between you and the sand. Dining includes Papaya Restaurant, open daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, plus a coffee shop and the Les Bains restaurants.
Will Casa Palma be noisy?
Papaya Playa Project hosts weekly Saturday events and monthly Full Moon parties with DJs at its beach bar, running late into the night. The hotel cannot guarantee noise-free guestrooms. If you value quiet evenings, it is worth planning around the Saturday schedule. Many guests choose the resort for exactly that energy.
Can I order food to the room?
Yes. Casa Palma has room service during limited hours, with a late night menu. Papaya Restaurant serves Mexican cuisine inspired by Mayan traditions, made with organic market ingredients, from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. The resort also has a sommelier-led wine bar and a coffee shop for juices, snacks and sandwiches.
How do I get to Papaya Playa Project from the airport?
The hotel is at Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila Km 4.5. Tulum International Airport is about 13.9 miles away, a drive of roughly 27 to 41 minutes. Cancún Airport is about 75 km away, roughly 1 hour 40 minutes by road. An airport shuttle can be arranged on request for a surcharge. Send your arrival details to the hotel at least 72 hours ahead. The Tulum archaeological site is about 4.5 km away.
What should I know about check-in and house rules?
Check-out is at 12:00 PM, and check-in begins in the afternoon. Early check-in and late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge, subject to availability. The minimum check-in age is 18. You need a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidentals. Only registered guests are allowed in the rooms, pets are not allowed, and smoking is permitted only in designated areas.
What is the bathroom like in Casa Palma?
Each Casa Palma room has its own private bathroom with a rainfall showerhead, a hair dryer and fresh towels provided daily by housekeeping. Toiletries are kept simple here, so it's worth packing your own toothbrush and toothpaste along with any other personal essentials you like to have on hand.
What wellness options can I enjoy while staying in Casa Palma?
Guests at Papaya Playa Project can join complimentary daily yoga classes, including a sunset seaside session, plus traditional Temazcal Mayan steam-bath ceremonies. The resort's on-site spa draws on Mayan healing traditions with massages, facials and detox treatments, some of which can even be booked right on the beach — a nice way to bookend time spent relaxing in Casa Palma.
What is within walking distance of Casa Palma?
Beyond the resort's own private beach and restaurants, the Tulum archaeological site sits about 4.5 km away, often described as the only Mayan ruins built overlooking the sea. Closer still, the Alumbra art installation is roughly a 17-minute walk and the Iklab cultural venue is about 600 metres out, while watersports and kiteboarding rentals are available right near the property for guests who want to get out on the water.