Cocoon Hotel & Resort – Quintana Roo, Mexico by DNA BARCELONA ARCHITECTS
Tulum is a city in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, situated in the southernmost part of the Riviera Maya, one of the main international tourist destinations. It is located next to archaeological ruins of the Mayan city of Tulum, from which it receives its name.
The perimeter disposition of the pieces closing the complex allows creating a diverse space in the interior, forming a microclimate inside. Every feature serves to give a unique experience to the customer and at the same time makes him identify what is Mexico.
The concept was born with the intention of offering guests a space full of luxury and comfort, that provides a true escape from everyday life, with the main objective to disconnect and enjoy the wide range of services oriented mainly to personal relaxation and Leisure, which coexist.
TYPE: Commission PROGRAM: 240 Guest Rooms 24 Suites 16 Penthouses SITE: 39.820 m2 BUILT: 31.220 m2 STATUS: In progress
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