Azulik - Adults Only

This place is absolutely incredible. The setting is breathtaking, right on the cliffs with amazing ocean views. The architecture and design are unique and beautiful, creating a truly special atmosphere. Everything felt magical and unforgettable.

Nothing major. Just keep in mind that the concept is very natural and rustic, which may not suit everyone, but it’s part of the charm.

The creativity around every corner

The unique experience

The architect and aesthetic is incredible, you feel like you’re in another world. Beyond gorgeous the only downside is at night in your room it gets very dark. They only give you candles and a bit of lighting. I would recommended them to add more light then candles bc god forbid someone misplaces a candle and burns the place since it’s made of all wood and straw.

The food and drinks are overpriced. My husband and I only end up eating one night at the hotel because the food was a bit dry. Their tacos are delicious and the food at the beach club was better than the restaurant

Disappointing and overrated. No cameras were allowed, there was no Wi-Fi in the rooms, and there were no proper showers, only a small sitting bathtub. The rooms were also very dark. The staff wasn't particularly friendly, and I had to wait a long time to check in. The hotel is very Instagrammable, but that's about it. Some of the pathway lights leading to my cabin didn't work, so it was completely dark at night. I visited in August, and while I understand it was low season, around half of the hotel was closed. The continental breakfast was another letdown. There were only two options available, with just one member of staff serving everyone, making the service extremely slow. The rooftop bar is beautiful, but it's incredibly overpriced. A bottle of sparkling water was around $13, and a margarita was over $20. On top of that, they ask for tips at every opportunity.

Disappointing and overrated. No cameras were allowed, there was no Wi-Fi in the rooms, and there were no proper showers, only a small sitting bathtub. The rooms were also very dark. The staff wasn't particularly friendly, and I had to wait a long time to check in. The hotel is very Instagrammable, but that's about it. Some of the pathway lights leading to my cabin didn't work, so it was completely dark at night. I visited in August, and while I understand it was low season, around half of the hotel was closed. The continental breakfast was another letdown. There were only two options available, with just one member of staff serving everyone, making the service extremely slow. The rooftop bar is beautiful, but it's incredibly overpriced. A bottle of sparkling water was around $13, and a margarita was over $20. On top of that, they ask for tips at every opportunity.