Jashita

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Type: Boutique

No. of Rooms: 17

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Jashita is an exclusive, Caribbean, eco-friendly,  boutique hotel located in Soliman Bay, 20 minutes from Tulum.

This small hotel at Soliman Bay near Tulum is a luxury little getaway, where life is about comfort, relaxation and disconnecting from everyday life.

Just steps away from the beach, you can enjoy the Caribbean Sea all day long at this hotel that feels totally secluded even though you are just 20 minutes from Tulum and all the action.

The suites are classically designed, with clean-lines, wooden furniture and fresh white and beige upholstery. They have all mod cons but are purposely without phones and clocks so that you can live only on beach time.

The staff treats everyone like a VIP, often referring to guests by name and always greeting them with a smile.

The restaurant offers al-fresco dining with a sea view and serves fresh seafood, with a specialty dish of grilled lobster. You can also enjoy snacks and drinks by the pool on deliciously comfortable sun loungers.

Enjoy the Jashita experience on a friends or family vacation with a stay at Villa Virginia, Villa Imperia and Villa Fosca.

  • Complimentary Breakfast
  • Room Service
  • Concierge Service
  • Daily Housekeeping
  • Swimming Pool
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant and Beach Bar On Site
    • Pandano Restaurant (Mexican and Italian Food)
    • Swing-Seated Beach Bar
  • Minibar
  • Free Parking
  • Fitness Center
  • 24-Hour Security
  • Safety Deposit Box
  • Shared Lounge
  • Spa Facilities

Since 2020, Jashita has started taking more actions towards sustainability. These efforts include gradually eliminating single-use plastic, instead implementing refillable glass water bottles in guest rooms, and biodegradable straws at the hotel´s restaurant. Towels and sheets are only changed when requested by guests and bathroom amenities are made by local producers, ´Yucatán Senses´, as well as presented in refillable glass bottles. Jashita also supports “Amigos de Soliman”, a non-profit organization where volunteers work together to protect local biodiversity.