The best hotels in Tulum
Tulum has 5,000+ places to stay spread across town, Aldea Zama, and the beach road. Most overpromise on the jungle aesthetic. We reviewed the standouts. These 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Tulum
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Encantada Tulum
Tulum
$449/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Delek Tulum
Tulum
$168/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
MIMOSA Tulum Boutique Hotel & Hostel
Tulum
$23/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
CASA GITANO
Tulum
$156/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
NEST Tulum
Tulum
$291/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Cabañas Tulum Hotel - Beach Hotel & Spa
Tulum
$313/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Mi Amor, an SLH Hotel
Tulum
$134/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
KAN Tulum
Tulum
$71/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Tulum Paradise: Penthouse w/ Private Pool & Cenote
Tulum
$171/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Tiki Tiki Tulum
Tulum
$101/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Encantada Tulum
At $449 you're paying for seclusion on the Hotel Zone strip, and Encantada delivers. The 4.8 rating across 270 stays isn't luck. You get adults-only vibes, lush grounds, and serious quiet. Skip the taxi into Tulum Pueblo if you're happy staying put. The cenotes are a 10-minute ride. Book them early.
Address:Encantada Tulum, Carr. Tulum-Boca Paila KM 8.7, Tulum Beach, Zona Hotelera, 77760 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
Neighborhood:Tulum Beach
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Delek Tulum
1,597 reviews at 4.7 is rare. Delek earns it: it's in the Hotel Zone but prices stay sane at $168. The cenote pool is the main draw, and guests consistently rave about breakfast. It books out weeks ahead, so don't wait. For this price, nothing nearby competes.
Address:Delek Tulum, Carr. Tulum-Boca Paila km 7, Tulum Beach, Zona Hotelera, 77766 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
Neighborhood:Tulum Beach
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MIMOSA Tulum Boutique Hotel & Hostel
$23 a night in Tulum. For real. MIMOSA threads the line between hostel chaos and boutique charm, and at 4.7 from 352 reviews, it mostly succeeds. You're sharing spaces with other 20-somethings, but the location near Tulum town lets you walk to good tacos without paying Hotel Zone prices for everything.
Address:MIMOSA Tulum Boutique Hotel & Hostel, Calle Polar Pte. Mza. 17, Tulum Centro, 77760 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
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CASA GITANO
Casa Gitano has a cult following for a reason. The mezcal bar and jungle garden make it one of the most photographed spots in the Hotel Zone. At $156, you're paying for atmosphere more than amenities. Don't expect a huge room. Do expect to stay out later than planned.
Address:CASA GITANO, Boca Paila, Lote Road-KM 9.4, Zona Costera, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
Neighborhood:Tulum Beach
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NEST Tulum
NEST sits in the Hotel Zone and justifies $291 with design-forward rooms and a genuinely good pool setup. You're not on the beach, but close enough to walk. 350 reviews at 4.7 is solid. It can feel small and intimate, which is either a plus or a problem depending on you.
Address:NEST Tulum, Carr. Tulum-Boca Paila Km 9.5, Tulum Beach, Zona Hotelera, 77760 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
Neighborhood:Tulum Beach
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Cabañas Tulum Hotel - Beach Hotel & Spa
Beachfront on the Hotel Zone, and 274 stays at 4.7 means guests keep coming back. You're waking up to Caribbean views without the five-star markup. The spa is a bonus, but the real sell is direct beach access. Skip Tulum's crowded cenote day trips: this place has enough to keep you on-site.
Address:Cabañas Tulum Hotel - Beach Hotel & Spa, Carr. Tulum-Boca Paila KM 7, Tulum Beach, Zona Hotelera, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
Neighborhood:Tulum Beach
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Mi Amor, an SLH Hotel
An SLH property at $134 is legitimately good value. 786 reviews at 4.6 means this isn't a fluke. You're in the Hotel Zone with boutique service that bigger properties can't replicate. The name is cheesy. The hotel isn't. Just know it's adults-only, so plan your group accordingly.
Address:Mi Amor, an SLH Hotel, Carr. Tulum-Boca Paila Km. 4.1, Zona Hotelera Tulum, Zona Costera, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
Neighborhood:Zona Hotelera Tulum
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KAN Tulum
$71 in Tulum is a find. KAN doesn't pretend to be luxury, and 390 reviews at 4.6 prove the formula works. You're near Tulum town, not the Hotel Zone beach, but that means easy access to good taco spots on Avenida Tulum without paying $20 taxi fares each way.
Address:KAN Tulum, C. 17 Pte., La Veleta, 77760 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
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Tulum Paradise: Penthouse w/ Private Pool & Cenote
A private pool and cenote access for $171 sounds too good to be true, but 149 reviews at 4.7 back it up. This reads like a vacation rental, not a hotel, so expect self-catering and less daily service. You're getting bragging rights, though. A private cenote isn't something you find anywhere else here.
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Hotel Tiki Tiki Tulum
Tiki Tiki is a Hotel Zone 3-star that punches above its price. At $101, you're close to the beach strip without the $300 entry fee boutique places charge. 216 reviews at 4.7 is strong for this tier. It's casual and unpretentious. Book this if you plan to actually explore Tulum.
Address:Hotel Tiki Tiki Tulum, Calle 6 Sur Bis, entre Av. 5 Sur y Av. 10, Calle Camino Tulum, Tulum Centro, Mariano Matamoros, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Encantada Tulum | 4.8 | 270 | 4★ | $450/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Delek Tulum | 4.7 | 1 597 | 3★ | $170/night | Book → | |
| 3 | MIMOSA Tulum Boutique Hotel & Hostel | 4.7 | 352 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 4 | CASA GITANO | 4.7 | 217 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |
| 5 | NEST Tulum | 4.7 | 350 | 4★ | $290/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Cabañas Tulum Hotel - Beach Hotel & Spa | 4.7 | 274 | 4★ | $310/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Mi Amor, an SLH Hotel | 4.6 | 786 | 4★ | $130/night | Book → | |
| 8 | KAN Tulum | 4.6 | 390 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $70/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Tulum Paradise: Penthouse w/ Private Pool & Cenote | 4.7 | 149 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $170/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Hotel Tiki Tiki Tulum | 4.7 | 216 | 3★ | $100/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Alaya Tulum | 4.6 | 329 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $210/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Dune Boutique Hotel Tulum | 4.5 | 504 | 5★ | $110/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Ahau Tulum | 4.5 | 2 745 | 3★ | $250/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Hotel Bardo | 4.5 | 472 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 15 | TAAK TULUM | 4.8 | 34 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $80/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Piedra Escondida Hotel & Restaurant | 4.5 | 476 | 3★ | $140/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Nueva Vida de Ramiro | 4.5 | 314 | 4★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Hotel Kin Tulum Jungle Deluxe - Comfort Triple Room, 2 Bedrooms | 5.0 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Hotel Mundo Maya Tulum | 4.4 | 233 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $170/night | Book → | |
| 20 | Chiringuito Tulum Hotel | 4.4 | 347 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Tulum
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
Tulum Town (Pueblo): The Cheap Eats Base
Tulum Pueblo runs along Avenida Tulum and the parallel Avenida Satelite. The ADO bus terminal sits at the south end. Taquerias, local restaurants, and basic hotels cluster here. Mango Tulum Hostel and Hotel Latino are the honest budget options. Breakfast at a local place costs 60-100 MXN ($3-5) versus 250-400 MXN on the beach road.
Colectivos depart from the main street for Playa del Carmen every 10-15 minutes. Bike rental shops are everywhere. The supermarkets on Avenida Tulum are the place to stock up before the beach zone prices kick in.
Aldea Zama: The Sensible Middle Ground
Aldea Zama is a planned development between town and the beach, built in the last 10 years with paved streets, boutique shops, and mid-range hotels. Encanto Tulum and Villas Geminis are anchored here. Biking to the beach takes 10-15 minutes on flat roads.
The cenotes of Gran Cenote and Cenote Calavera are reachable by bike in 10 minutes heading west from Aldea Zama. The Aldea Zama area has the best combination of comfort, air conditioning, and beach access for travelers who want to balance cost with experience.
Northern Hotel Zone: The Calmer Beach Strip
The northern hotel zone runs from the Tulum ruins south for about 5 kilometers. This stretch includes Be Tulum, Cabanas La Luna, and Villas Geminis. It is quieter than the southern party section near Ahau and Papaya Playa. Direct beach access is common here and the water is shallower and calmer.
The ruins are at the very north end and can be visited on foot or by bike from a hotel in this section. Beach clubs at this end are smaller and less crowded than the famous names further south.
Southern Hotel Zone: Mi Amor to Chable
The southern beach road from around the Nomade and Azulik cluster down to Sian Ka'an is where the most intense Tulum experience concentrates. Mi Amor, Azulik, Nomade, and Chable all sit in or near this section. Prices are highest here and the atmosphere is the most curated eco-luxury version of Tulum.
The beach at the Sian Ka'an end is the most protected and calm due to the biosphere reserve. Fewer beach clubs and less noise. The tradeoff is distance from town, about 12 kilometers, making a car or motorbike more practical than a standard bicycle.
Cenotes: The Best Near Tulum
Gran Cenote is the best accessible cenote from Tulum town. It is 3 kilometers west on the road to Coba and costs 450 MXN ($23) to enter. Arrive before 8am to have it mostly to yourself. The water temperature is 24C year round. Snorkeling gear rental is available on site.
Dos Ojos system 15 kilometers north is larger and better for diving, with tunnels and caverns extending deep into the limestone. Cenote Calavera near Gran Cenote is smaller, less crowded, and has a dramatic vertical entry shaft. Most tour operators in town charge 400-600 MXN for cenote tours but you can go independently on a bike.
What to Eat in Tulum Without Tourist Prices
The best food is in Tulum town, not on the beach road. Antojitos Maya on Avenida Tulum has fish tacos for 30 MXN each. The morning market near the ADO bus station operates from 6am. The colectivo route into town from the beach takes 15 minutes and costs 15 MXN.
On the beach road, Nomade restaurant is genuinely good and worth the price. Skip the overpriced smoothie-and-grain-bowl places that dominate the beach road social feed. El Camello near the ruins is a reliable local seafood spot at fair prices.
Tulum's best hotel regions
Tulum divides into three distinct zones. Tulum Pueblo is the town with cheap food and local transport. Aldea Zama is the planned development between town and the beach. The Tulum Hotel Zone is the beach road with hotels and beach clubs stretching 12 kilometers from the ruins to Sian Ka'an.
Tulum Pueblo (Town) 2 vetted hotels Cheapest base, best food, local transport, no beach access
Cheapest base, best food, local transport, no beach access
Mango Tulum Hostel and Hotel Latino give honest budget accommodation in the center of town. Bike to the beach in 15-20 minutes or take a colectivo for 15 MXN. Best taquerias and local restaurants are here.
The ADO bus terminal for Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Merida connections is at the south end of town. Colectivos depart every 10-15 minutes.
Browse all Tulum Pueblo (Town) hotels → Aldea Zama 1 vetted hotel Mid-range comfort, paved streets, bike distance to beach and cenotes
Mid-range comfort, paved streets, bike distance to beach and cenotes
The best middle-ground location in Tulum. Encanto Tulum sits here. Ten minutes by bike to the beach, 10 minutes to Gran Cenote. Better air conditioning options than the beach zone. More affordable than beach road pricing.
Infrastructure is better than beach zone with paved roads and proximity to supermarkets and restaurants in town.
Browse all Aldea Zama hotels → Northern Beach Zone 3 vetted hotels Calmer beach, ruins proximity, lower-key than southern section
Calmer beach, ruins proximity, lower-key than southern section
Be Tulum, Cabanas La Luna, and Villas Geminis occupy the northern hotel strip. Direct beach access and quieter atmosphere than the Azulik cluster further south. The Tulum ruins are at the very north end.
Beach is slightly less crowded in this section. Good for couples who want beach access without the southern zone intensity.
Browse all Northern Beach Zone hotels → Southern Beach Zone 4 vetted hotels Top Tulum experience, highest prices, Nomade to Chable, Sian Ka'an edge
Top Tulum experience, highest prices, Nomade to Chable, Sian Ka'an edge
Mi Amor, Azulik, Nomade, and Chable concentrate the most distinctive Tulum experiences. This section of beach is calmer near Sian Ka'an. Premium pricing for premium atmosphere.
Distance from town (10-12 km) means a car, motorbike, or taxi is more practical than cycling. Most beach clubs and the best restaurants are in or near this section.
Browse all Southern Beach Zone hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
Tell us how you travel.
Romantic
Mi Amor Colibri adults-only boutique from $180 is the most intimate choice with a rooftop terrace that appears in every Tulum travel photo. Nomade from $280 for curated luxury romance. Both sit on the southern beach road where the atmosphere is more sophisticated than the party section.
Culture
Tulum Archaeological Zone for Maya ruins directly above the Caribbean, best before 8am. Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve for UNESCO-listed ecosystem. Gran Cenote for authentic underground swimming. Coba ruins with the only climbable Maya pyramid in Mexico are 40 minutes drive inland.
Family
Tulum is not a natural family destination: most beach zone hotels are adults-focused. For families, Villas Geminis in the northern zone with kitchenettes and relatively calm beach works best. Aldea Zama location gives access to cenotes and town restaurants that suit varied tastes.
Budget
Mango Tulum Hostel from $48 in town is the honest best budget option with a pool. Hotel Latino from $65 adds a more private setup. Both are a $3 colectivo ride or 20-minute bike ride from the beach. Beach zone prices rarely dip below $100 for anything habitable.
Beach
The southern hotel zone near Nomade and Azulik has the most protected beach and clearest water. The northern zone near Be Tulum and Cabanas La Luna has calmer access with less beach club crowding. Tulum's main beach is stunning but most access points require either a hotel stay or a beach club day pass at $40-80.
Foodie
Tulum town for authentic value: fish tacos at 30 MXN, morning markets from 6am, local mariscos for $10. Nomade restaurant on the beach road for genuine quality Yucatecan cuisine at fair prices. Skip the grain-bowl Instagram cafes on the beach road unless aesthetics matter more than the food.
We reviewed 5,000+ Tulum listings. Focus: actual beach access versus paid beach club entry, air conditioning honesty, and value for money in a destination where Instagram aesthetic often replaces substance.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Tulum
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Dry Season (Dec-Apr)
December through April is the most reliable period. Minimal rain, warm temperatures, calm sea. Christmas and New Year prices spike to maximum. February and March are the sweet spot: good weather, slightly lower prices than peak, excellent visibility in cenotes. Book beach zone hotels 6-8 weeks ahead from January through April.
Hot Season (May-Jul)
May and June have excellent beach weather with afternoon clouds keeping temperatures tolerable. Prices are 30-40% lower than winter peak. June brings the occasional afternoon storm. July begins the more humid period. Good value window for the beach zone if you can handle higher heat.
Hurricane Season (Aug-Oct)
August through October is peak hurricane season for the Yucatan Peninsula. Most years see no direct hit but storms can close the beach zone for days. Lowest prices and emptiest beaches of the year. If you go, buy travel insurance with hurricane coverage. September is statistically the highest-risk month.
Shoulder (Nov)
November is increasingly the best month for Tulum. Hurricane season ends, rains taper off, temperatures are ideal, and prices have not yet risen to December peak levels. The beach zone is accessible without July and August humidity. Cenotes are at their clearest water quality in November and December.
Booking Tips for Tulum
Smart booking strategies for Tulum.
Decide: beach zone versus town before booking
The beach zone and Tulum town are 3-12 kilometers apart. If you are not staying on the beach road, you are biking or taxiing to beach access every day. That is fine and saves a lot of money, but be honest about your routine. Town base suits culture-and-cenote trips; beach zone suits morning-to-sunset beach days.
Ask explicitly about air conditioning before booking
Many Tulum beach zone hotels describe the lack of air conditioning as a feature. Read the descriptions carefully. Azulik has no electricity at all. Several other eco-lodge hotels have ceiling fans only. If you are sensitive to heat and humidity (27-30C at night), confirm air conditioning before paying.
Visit Tulum ruins before 8am or after 3pm
The ruins open at 8am and tour buses arrive from Cancun and Playa del Carmen between 9 and 11am. A 7am entry (confirm current hours on the official INAH website) means you often have the clifftop views to yourself for 30-45 minutes. Admission is approximately 95 MXN plus 60 MXN parking.
Book Nomade and Mi Amor at least 6 weeks ahead
Both properties have limited rooms and fill up for the December through April dry season by October at the latest. Mi Amor has only a handful of rooms and is harder to book than Nomade. For the Christmas and New Year window specifically, book 3-4 months ahead.
Rent a bike for beach zone access from town
The road from Tulum town to the beach zone is flat and the bike path runs most of the distance. Bikes rent for 100-150 MXN ($5-8) per day from multiple shops on Avenida Satelite. Do not bike the beach road at night with valuables or wallet. Colectivos back from the beach zone run until about 10pm.
Sian Ka'an reserve requires early booking
The Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve tours require advance booking and are limited to preserve the ecosystem. Day tours depart from Tulum town early morning, about 7am, and last 5-6 hours including boat and walking components. Book through CESIAK (the official reserve operator) rather than hotel-recommended tour operators who charge a premium.
Hotels in Tulum, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
Should I stay in Tulum town or on the beach?
Town is cheaper by 60-70% and has better food options. Beach zone hotels have direct sand access but you will pay $110-450 per night for that privilege. For stays of 3+ days, a good strategy is 2 nights in Aldea Zama or town and move to a beach hotel for the last 1-2 nights. The beach road is beautiful but most beach zone restaurants are overpriced.
Is Tulum beach zone safe in 2026?
The hotel zone itself is generally safe. The road connecting Tulum town to the beach zone has had isolated incidents at night. Take a taxi after dark rather than biking or walking. The beach road has no street lighting. Most hotels have their own security. The Tulum ruins area has good daytime safety.
Does Tulum have air conditioning?
Many beach zone hotels, especially the eco-lodge style ones, advertise no air conditioning as a feature. Be honest with yourself about whether you can sleep in 28-30C humidity at night. Azulik explicitly has no electricity. Mi Amor is also limited. Most Aldea Zama and town hotels have proper air conditioning.
How far is Tulum from Cancun?
About 130 kilometers. The ADO bus from Cancun airport takes 2 hours and costs about 200 MXN ($11). Colectivos from Playa del Carmen to Tulum town run every 15 minutes and cost 40 MXN ($2). A private transfer from Cancun airport costs about $80-100 for a 4-person car.
What is Aldea Zama?
Aldea Zama is a planned residential and hotel development built between Tulum town and the beach road, roughly 2 kilometers from the beach. It has more infrastructure than the beach zone with paved roads, supermarkets nearby, and a quieter atmosphere than either town or the beach strip. Hotels here like Encanto Tulum are mid-range and well-placed for biking to both areas.
Are the Tulum ruins worth visiting?
Yes, but go before 8am or after 3pm. They are the only Maya ruins built directly on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean and the view is genuinely spectacular. By 10am the tour buses arrive and it is overcrowded. The site is small and takes 45-60 minutes. Admission is about $6. Beach zone hotels near the ruins section are closest.
Is Azulik worth the price?
Azulik is a specific type of experience: no electricity, candles only, stilted villas in the tree canopy. Starting at $210/night. It is absolutely not for everyone. If you want air conditioning, phone signal, and a functioning shower, do not book Azulik. If you want singular atmosphere and genuine disconnection, nothing else in Tulum delivers it.
When is the best time to visit Tulum?
December through April is dry season with temperatures around 26-28C and minimal rain. July and August are hot (32C+) with afternoon thunderstorms but most days still have morning beach time. September and October are hurricane months with real storm risk. The Christmas-New Year period is the most crowded and prices double.
What should I avoid in Tulum?
Avoid the beach zone cenote tours that depart at 10am when they are most crowded. Gran Cenote at 7am is a different experience. Skip the overpriced smoothie bowls and avocado toast cafes on the beach road, the same food costs half the price in Tulum town. Do not bike the beach road at night with valuables.
How do I get around Tulum?
Bike rental from town costs $5-8 per day and covers the beach zone easily on the flat road. Colectivos run up and down the main town street every few minutes for 10-15 MXN. Taxis from town to the beach zone cost about 50-80 MXN ($3-4). Uber operates in Tulum and is reliable.
Is Chable Tulum really worth the price?
At $420-750 per night, Chable is the most expensive stay in this guide. Each villa has a cenote-fed plunge pool. The spa is Mayan-tradition based and genuinely excellent. The beach at the Sian Ka'an border is isolated and calm. For the right traveler with unlimited budget, yes. For a first visit to Tulum, the price premium versus Nomade or Mi Amor is hard to justify.
What cenotes should I visit near Tulum?
Gran Cenote is 3 kilometers from town, clear water, easy swimming, costs 450 MXN ($23) and is best before 8am. Dos Ojos cenote system is 15 kilometers north for diving and deeper water. Cenote Calavera near the Gran Cenote is smaller and less visited. Most can be reached by bike from town in 15-30 minutes.
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