Shalva & Aviv | Iconic Villas • Pools • Sleeps 24
Tulum, Quintana Roo
10
Bed
10
Bath
Villa
Property Type
24
Max Sleeps
1 nights
Min Stay
Summary:
Two iconic sister villas in Tulum, only 200m apart.
Stunning modern architecture, jungle luxury, and private pools.
Perfect for groups up to 24 with concierge, and every detail handled.
Please note that near Aviv there is visible construction. There may be noise and activity between 9am and 5pm.
The Space:
Highlights
• 2 Villas (6BR + 4BR) → Sleep 24 guests comfortably
• 3 Private Pools + Roofto
Features
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Features
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PETS
No Pets Allowed -
SAFETY
Carbon Monoxide Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Carbon Monoxide Detector On The Property) Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit Smoke Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property) -
BEDROOM
10 Bedrooms Bed Sheets Provided -
GENERAL
Unit Size: 21528 Sq Ft (2000 Sq M) -
KITCHEN
Coffee/tea Maker Cookware/dishes/utensils Dishwasher Electric Kettle Microwave Oven Refrigerator Stovetop Toaster -
LAUNDRY
Laundry Facilities Washing Machine And Dryer -
PARKING
Onsite Parking -
INTERNET
WiFi Available -
OUTDOORS
Balcony Barbecue Grill -
POOL/SPA
Private Pool Shared/communal Pool -
BATHROOMS
10 Bathrooms Hair Dryer Shampoo Shower Towels Provided -
WORKSPACES
Desk Office -
LANGS SPOKEN
English French Italian Spanish -
CLIMATE CONTROL
Air Conditioning Heating -
FAMILY FRIENDLY
Travel Crib -
LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS
In A Village In The City Center Near The Sea -
SERVICES AND CONVENIENCES
Iron/ironing Board -
SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY
Smoke-free Property
Check-in : 04:00 PM
Check-out : 10:00 AM
No Wheelchair
No smoking
No pets
Children allowed
Max occupancy : 24
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Pon S.
Submitted Sep 22, 2025
Stayed Sep 13, 2025We are really easy going group of people that have been traveling together for the last 6 years now. We always try to overlook the negatives and focus on the positives. However, there are really three problems with our trip this time, 1) property facility issues, 2) property management, and 3) the town of Tulum. Firstly, our house (casa Aviv) lost water for 1.5 days, not because of power loss but it was mechanica/plumbing issues. They did try to accommodate us by putting us into another property, but that property smelled and was not used for awhile and was unclean for some reason. Secondly, the property management team does not work until 9:30am to 6pm, very difficult to get a hold of in case of emergencies, like no water. Even during their work hours, it would take several hours or the next day to get a response. Thirdly, the town’s power grid isn’t up to date, so with multiple rolling black outs that could last between 15 minutes to 2 hours in our case. The black out meant no internet, shortage of water when the cistern goes empty, and no toilet flushing & water for showering. Please get a generator. Lastly, this isn’t the property’s fault, but be prepared to pay a lot money wherever you go, even though international exchange rates are 18.30pesos to 1 usd…you be lucky if they give 17:1. Nothing there seems cheap for tourist. Tulum needs to do better, if they want tourism and investors (such as myself) to come there. I was considering investing in Tulum, but not anymore.
