Join our Tulum Pledge!

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Yves Naman, the founder of Namron Hospitality, created the Tulum Pledge to inform and help tourists and businesses make their stay and work in Tulum more sustainable. This Pledge is more important than ever as Tulum grows at an unprecedented pace.

Namron Hotels are vernacularly designed and serve as sanctuaries of peace for the conscious and cultured traveler. Sustainability has always been at the forefront for Yves when creating new properties, yet his conscious vision has grown beyond the properties here in Tulum.

The Tulum Pledge & Manifesto were born to bring awareness to travelers and businesses of their impact on our fragile ecosystem. As Tulum continues to expand, Yves believes we must “create harmony within our natural world” and protect and preserve one of the planet’s most spectacular and vulnerable destinations, so future generations can continue to experience the natural splendor of Tulum.

Namron Hospitality is leading by its own example in the area. We prohibit single-use plastics, compost waste, recycle and source local ingredients for our hotels and restaurant. Our primary produce provider, Mestiza de Indias, aims to regenerate the Yucatan with native plants and seeds from the region. We offer ecologically-friendly toiletries, repellent, and reef-friendly sunscreen. Finally, we ask all our guests to sign the Tulum Pledge, a promise to mindfully leave Tulum better than they found it. Namron has been awarded the prestigious Oceanic Global Standard Certification to recognize our sustainable practices.

Namron Hospitality comprises La Valise Tulum, NEST Tulum, Encantada Tulum, Radhoo Tulum, La Valise Mexico City, and La Valise San Miguel de Allende, which is set to open in the Mexican Highlands in June 2022. We also created NÜ Tulum, recognized as one of the top five restaurants in The Mexican Caribbean. The Namron properties are intentionally small, allowing us to cater to each individual guest. While each property’s design character is distinct, they all share a spirit of place and a sense of laid-back luxury that fosters relaxation, exploration, and inspiration while elevating local craftsmanship and art.

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LAIA TULUM

WHAT MADE YOU MOVE TO TULUM?
I moved to Tulum for love, I met someone on holidays, fell in love and moved here from NYC. I packed everything I owned and what I could bring, and made the leap.
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JAVIERA DA FONSECA

where are you originally from, and how did you get pulled into this small vortex called tulum ? I am from Santiago, Chile. The first time I visited Tulum was
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SUSTAINABLE FASHION
LA TIENDITA

¨I came to Tulum looking for inspiration. This has always been the engine of my life and of everything I do. Without experiences, people and places that inspire me,
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