Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa Reviews
Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa Reviews
Carretera Chetumal , Tulum Quintana Roo,
80%
families recommend
778 family reviews
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AMResorts - Go NOW and fulfill your DREAMS!! by ewilcox41
We just returned from a one-week, all-inclusive vacation at the Dreams Tulum from March 16-23, 2013. Although the resort is far from the Cancun airport (approximately 90-120 minute drive), it is worth the drive. Once you are there, you are truly in paradise! And, there is a large expanse of beach on either side of the property with no other resorts for miles around. This is our third Dreams vacation. We have also been to the Dreams Punta Cana and Dreams Riviera Cancun. We have thoroughly enjoyed each of our vacations to these properties. The locations are good, the food is plenty and the entertainment ensures that there is something for everyone to do. We found, traveling with the multi-generational family, that everyone was happy here. The children loved the Explorer's Club, the entertainment staff was high-energy, the spa was relaxing, the food was good (including coffee and smoothie cafes), and even the visiting exercise instructor was top-notch.
We had a fabulous time and are excited about trying the NOW properties that are also family-friendly, all-inclusive and owned by AMResorts. Perhaps that will be our next planned vacation...
Thanks for the memories!
Date of Stay: 03/16/2013
Children in Party: 3
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Dream vacation at Dreams Tulum by anabelag@hotmail.com
Dreams Tulum is about an hour away from the airport, but very close to the breathtaking Tulum Ruins, and the fantastic nature parks Xelha, xplor, Xcaret. We visited all of them and had a blast. The hotel is beautiful, clean, gorgeous gardens, more + Dreams Tulum was definitely a dream come true for a family vacation for our group of 13 -- ranging from 9 - 70. The accommodations were lovely -- from the expansive, open air lobby to the spacious rooms. We were greeted with cold drinks and warm more +Dreams Tulum was a Family Dream Come True! by ruwdo01
We (Gramma, Grampa, two daughters and husbands, four children and Aunt Katie) ages 3 to 62 stayed for 7 nights at Dreams Tulum. This was our eleventh trip to Mexico and second stay at Dreams Tulum. This is a true luxury family more +
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