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What’s Special About This Resort
Where luxury meets comfort, this adults-only resort is the most exclusive property within the Riviera Maya’s Bahia Principe resort complex. The quiet atmosphere and hacienda village style layout make this 420-room resort feel more like a boutique hotel.
The tropical jungle backdrop, three relaxing pool areas, an off-site private beach, and gourmet restaurants make this resort a great place for couples to relax and enjoy some quality time together.
An all-inclusive package at this resort gets you unlimited dining and drinks, 24-hour room service, and free WiFi throughout the resort. Games and organized daily activities are also included, as are paddle board, snorkeling, and kayak rentals (1-hour daily limit). Guests also get access to the facilities and restaurants of the Bahia Principe Luxury and Bahia Principe Grand hotels in the complex (except buffets).
Things we like:
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The rooms are spacious with luxurious features such as marble floors, pillow menu, bathrobes, and large walk-in showers -
Guests are greeted with finger foods and fruit trays upon their arrival in the lavish lobby area
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There are three large pools and a non-heated jetted pool with drink service
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Dining options include a buffet, two a la carte restaurants, two snack bars, and four bars
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There’s a nightclub, gym, casino, and spa all located on-site
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Guests have access to the complex’s 18 hole golf course and amenities at the other Bahia properties (non-reciprocal access)
Things we don't like:
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The beach is a 15-minute drive away (shuttles are available every five minutes) -
Rooms showing some wear
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Low-quality drinks
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Mixed reviews on food
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Rocky beach
What To Do
Surrounded by tropical Mayan jungles, chill out at one of the resort’s three refreshingly cool pools. If you forgot to bring your towel or grab a drink, the attentive wait staff will gladly help you with either one of those. If you need a dose of vitamin sea, catch a shuttle to the resort’s private beach. Just a 15-minute ride and you’ll be at a stunning and exclusive Caribbean beach.
Back at the resort, perfect your dance moves and take a salsa or barchata lesson. Or practice mindfulness with surf yoga or taichi. For a lively evening, belt it out at the karaoke bar or test your luck at the casino. You can end the night dancing under the stars at the terrace bar, where live music and shows are frequently hosted.
When you’ve had a chance to relax, adventure awaits at nearby attractions. Check out Isla Mujeres for a large range of activities – from scuba diving to zip lining.
What To Eat
The star of the show is the international buffet, where floor-to-ceiling windows offer incredible nature views. From fresh seafood to decadent desserts and everything in between, the buffet offers a variety of high-quality food inspired from all around the world.
For a special dinner, reserve a table at Maiko and enjoy delicious Japanese cuisine like takoyaki, sushi, and ramen. End your meal with a tasty mochi ice cream dessert. Alux is the other a la carte restaurant that offers gourmet international fare.
When you’re feeling snacky in between meals, stop by the Cenote Snack Bar, which is conveniently located between the resort pools.
And don’t forget – you’ll have access to all the restaurants at the other Bahia Principe properties, too!
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Things we like:
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The rooms are spacious with luxurious features such as marble floors, pillow menu, bathrobes, and large walk-in showers
-
Guests are greeted with finger foods and fruit trays upon their arrival in the lavish lobby area
-
There are three large pools and a non-heated jetted pool with drink service
-
Dining options include a buffet, two a la carte restaurants, two snack bars, and four bars
-
There’s a nightclub, gym, casino, and spa all located on-site
-
Guests have access to the complex’s 18 hole golf course and amenities at the other Bahia properties (non-reciprocal access)
Things we don't like:
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The beach is a 15-minute drive away (shuttles are available every five minutes)
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Rooms showing some wear
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Low-quality drinks
-
Mixed reviews on food
-
Rocky beach
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