Papaya Playa Project
Room, Private Pool (Casita Jungle, Ground Pool): cheapest in November, priciest in January
1 King Bed, Sleeps 2
- Typical night
- $745
- Lowest
- $384
- Nov 18
- Highest
- $1,707
- December
- Cheapest month
- November
Per night for a 1-night stay, 2 guests, taxes included. Dates that require a longer stay show its nightly rate. Priced on Hotels.com. Checked Oct 20.
Create account to trackTypical night by month, Room, Private Pool (Casita Jungle, Ground Pool)
| Janpriciest | Feb | Mar | Apr | Oct | Novcheapest | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$1,085 | $776 | $776 | $776 | $506 | $400 | $598 |
Papaya Playa Project prices per night
The Room, Private Pool (Casita Jungle, Ground Pool) at Papaya Playa Project typically costs around $745 a night, ranging from $384 to $1,707 across the next 12 months. November is its cheapest month and January its priciest. Rates are per night for two guests, re-priced nightly.
How much does Papaya Playa Project cost per night?
For the Room, Private Pool (Casita Jungle, Ground Pool), the room shown above, around $745 a night on the 12-month forward curve. The cheapest nights we have seen are $384; the priciest $1,707. Other rooms have their own figures.
When is Papaya Playa Project cheapest?
For the Room, Private Pool (Casita Jungle, Ground Pool), November; January is its priciest month. Other rooms can bottom out in different months. Set a target on the exact room and we email you when the rate drops to it.
About the hotel
Introducing, PAPAYA PLAYA PROJECT, A MEMBER OF DESIGN HOTELS™ PROJECT a true sustainable project in Tulum. Having sought far and wide for a place to create an authentic, nurturing experience, the 900-meter stretch of oceanfront paradise cocooned on the Caribbean coast of the Mayan Riviera is the perfect spot. Together with the owners of the existing Papaya Playa beach resort, Design Hotels™ is initiating the ultimate pop-up camp. Claus Send linger explains: “Our idea was to create a transitory, yet deeply culturally-rooted experience and we couldn’t have dreamed up a better place to make this happen. Capitalizing on the natural environment and multicultural character of Tulum, we quickly put together an international team of real visionaries, each enriching the experience with their own food, music, design, and wellness concept. The enthusiasm and creative energy of everyone involved enabled us to renovate the camp and put together a holistic program within a very short period of time.” So come December, the authentic-pleasure seekers have a new raw-luxe camp they can sink and rub their feet into. Eighty-seven rooms have been renovated by the Design Hotels™ creative team. Integrating local materials and building techniques encourages its residents to soak in the warmth of the elements, both physically and mentally. The separation between man and nature diminishes in these rustic spaces while the perception of small indulgences – like high thread count sheets, flowing mosquito nets, and thick towels – is heightened. The ultimate luxury in most of the cabanas is the private porch, where hammocks gently swing guests into sync with Tulum’s laid-back rhythm.
