Kan Tulum Hotel, Tulum

Treehouses at Kan Tulum rise above the ground, promoting optimal water drainage while supporting native vegetation growth. Each structure allows sunlight in with strategic shading while enhancing crosswind ventilation, minimizing mildew issues and maintaining cooler interiors. Local artisans create furniture from materials found on-site, repurposing elements that would otherwise be burned.

The hotel's solar farm efficiently harnesses renewable energy, powering most air conditioning needs throughout the property. Custom-made Bamboo Skin adds natural insulation, regulating indoor temperatures and humidity effectively. Kan Tulum operates on a negative emission model, exceeding the property's impact sustainability requirements.

All greywater is purified through an on-site advanced water treatment plant before reintegrating into the groundwater. A reverse osmosis system supplies clean, softened water for diverse uses across the complex. This commitment to safeguarding the aquifer ensures responsible water preservation for local ecosystems.

Kan Tulum takes bold steps in environmental preservation with its designs and operations, contributing to overall ecological well-being. The incorporation of local materials into the hotel's construction minimizes waste while supporting local artisans. Continuous efforts in energy and water efficiency make the hotel a model for sustainable tourism.

Located in Tulum, the hotel provides immediate access to stunning beaches and nearby natural parks. Guests can explore local biodiversity while enjoying various outdoor activities. Its environment allows for seamless integration with the breathtaking surroundings of the Caribbean coast.

Location: Tulum, immediate access to beaches

Water: Advanced water treatment plant

Sustainability: Negative emission model

Design: Treehouse towers above the ground