Do you wish paradise was more affordable? All-inclusive resorts tend to have an expensive reputation, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t affordable ones out there.
Cheap all-inclusive resorts not only have the advantage of saving you money on your holiday with all food and drinks included but also, there is the appeal that everything’s under one roof. Some are catered towards families, with kid’s entertainment, kids’ clubs, and rides (partially or fully included). Others are made for adults, with the chance to experience thrill-seeking adventures and relaxing spa treatments, great for bargain-hunting honeymooners.
We’ve found the best cheap all-inclusive resorts from across the globe, highlighting their best features and accompanying full reviews. Dive into our list to find which is best for you.
The Top 10 Cheap All-Inclusive Resorts in 2025
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Active Beach Getaway: Meliá Bali - Bali, Indonesia -
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Best for Families: Paradisus Playa del Carmen -
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Best for Couples: Bahia Principe Luxury Samana Dominican Republic -
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Most Activities: Sandos Finisterra -
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Best for Honeymooners : Bahia Principe Luxury Sian Ka’an -
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Stylish Couples Retreat: Nautilux Rethymno All-Inclusive Resort -
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Best Food: Valentin Imperial Riviera Maya -
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Great for Diving: Hilton Marsa Alam Nubian Resort - Egypt -
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Best Waterpark: Hilton Rose Hall Jamaica -
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Most Laid-Back: Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa
All All-Inclusive Resorts We've reviewed:
What’s Special About This Resort
There are few places for adventure in the world like the island of Bali, and the Meliá on Nusa Dua Beach is your all-inclusive piece of paradise to explore it from. Large lagoon-style pools line the property and offer plenty of space to spread out and relax.
The sandy beach that the resort sits on is ideally located just over 20 minutes from the lively streets of Kuta and Jimbaran – just far enough to be quiet and peaceful, but close enough to enjoy the fun. Jungles, volcanos, exotic wildlife, and much more await your discovery across the island.
The all-inclusive option at the Meliá Bali includes all three meals from the time of your arrival to the time of your departure. Special theme nights are included, along with alcoholic drinks. Snorkel gear, paddle boards, and canoes are available to enjoy the sea, while yoga classes, sports, and games are available on land.
Things we like:
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Ideal location on luxurious Nusa Dua Beach
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Close enough to, but also far enough from, the busy towns like Kuta
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Some rooms have direct lagoon (pool) access or private pools
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Large network of lagoon-style pools and direct access to a sandy beach
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Excellent price point for budget-conscious travelers
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Kids club has been described as the best in Bali
Things we don't like:
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Over an hour’s drive to other popular places like Ubud and Tanah Lot Temple
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Rooms are a bit old and due for a refresh
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Kids club reservations fill up and can be hard to secure
What’s special about this resort
Take your family on a vacation they’ll never forget at Paradisus Playa del Carmen. There are plenty of arts and crafts, games, and shows for every age to enjoy (from tots to teens!). While the kids are busy splashing around at the water park, adults can enjoy a drink at the swim-up bar. It’s a win-win for families.
The all-inclusive package includes unlimited food and drinks from all restaurants and bars, access to three pools, and use of the fitness center. The program for toddlers, Kids Club, and Teen Zone are all included in the package, but evening babysitting services cost extra.
Things we like:
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Located on a gorgeous beach in Playa del Carmen, near popular attractions like Mayan ruins and eco parks
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Housekeeping leaves special “extras” in the room for younger guests like balloons, crayons, etc.
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Plenty of family-friendly dining options in addition to adults-only restaurants
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Amenities include three swimming pools, tennis courts, and a water park
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There are plenty of activities for all ages and even programs specifically for toddlers, children up to 12 years old, and teens
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Dining options include a total of 22 restaurants and bars
Things we don't like:
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Some restaurants are located at the sister resort which is adults-only (pro for some)
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Restaurant reservations are required
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The beach gets a lot of seaweed
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There’s an upcharge for certain premium liquor and menu items
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Evening entertainment is limited and ends by 9pm (pro for some)
What’s Special About This Resort
For adults seeking serenity on the beach, in a lush tropical environment, Bahia Principe Luxury Samana delivers. With all the trappings of an idyllic island hideaway, the all-inclusive, 149-room resort provides plenty of amenities and personalized service. With a pool, beach, five restaurants, a spa, a fitness center and more, the resort offers ample diversion, yet guests will find themselves drawn back to their light, airy guest rooms, many of which feature romantic four-poster beds and dramatic ocean views.
We’re sold on the natural setting away from town, which provides couples with unlimited time and space to focus on each other within a relaxed beach ambiance.
The all-inclusive rates at Bahia Principe Luxury Samana include buffet breakfast, unlimited a la carte dinners in specialty restaurants and a wide selection of international drinks, 24-hour room service, pool and beach towels, exclusive beach and pool bar service, organized games and activities, Wi-Fi and shuttle service to the Cayo Levantado public beach. The following services are available for an additional fee: scuba diving, sailing classes, paddleboarding, fishing, all motorized sports and vehicles, spa treatments, premium drinks and themed dinners.
Things we like:
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Quiet, adult-only setting
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Five restaurants for diverse dining
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Shuttle service to public beach
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Free Wi-Fi
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High-end amenities typically reserved for more high-end resorts
Things we don't like:
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Far from town
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Small beach
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Lots of stairs throughout the property
What’s Special About This Resort
The stunning architectural design of this resort gives guests the choice between rooms perched on rugged cliffs or comfortable suites overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
A long stretch of beach leads to the iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas, and four shimmering pools give ample space to cool off in the Mexican sun. Family-friendly. All-inclusive, and located just minutes away from the marina and downtown, Sandos Finisterra has something for every kind of traveler.
The all-inclusive plan at Sandos Finisterra includes unlimited food and drinks (though not select wines and liquors) from a total of eight restaurants and bars. Daily programs, classes, and nightly entertainment are part of the all-inclusive rate.
Things we like:
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The resort is located on a golden sand beach that leads to the arch of Cabo San Lucas
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Rooms are furnished with tasteful coastal decor and feature mini bars, flat screen TVs, and 24 hour room service
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The resort offers a Kid’s Club program for children ages 4-12 as well as a Baby’s Club for children ages 2-3
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The bustling marina and Downtown Cabo San Lucas are a short walk away
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There’s plenty to do at the resort with a daily activity guide and nightly entertainment such as cooking classes, trivia games, casino nights, and music performances
Things we don't like:
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The beach is not safe for swimming
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WiFi around the resort is spotty
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Vacationers complain about the food
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Drinks can be hit or miss with several reviewers mentioning a watered-down taste
What’s Special About This Resort
Where luxury meets comfort, this adults-only resort is the most exclusive property within the Riviera Maya’s’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
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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)
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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’s Special About This Resort
On the northern coastline of Crete, halfway between Chania and Heraklion, is the idyllic all-inclusive resort Nautilux Rethymno. Taking inspiration from the local environment, Nautilux is the perfectly executed blend of modern style, beautiful architectural design, and natural elements.
For those of you dreaming of an Instagram worthy holiday without the pricetag, Nautilux is perfect for those bikini poses and cocktail hi-5s! And to ensure that you always look your best, the resort includes a small gym, a spa center, 3 pools, and daily activities such as morning yoga.
Crete is full of rich culture, spectacular views, and beautiful cities, and renting a car is something we highly recommend. A 15-minute drive from the resort is the local Rethymno, considered to be one the most beautiful towns of Crete, complete with a historical castle. Also, Chania and Heraklion, the two largest cities of Crete, are both reachable in around an hour.
Nautilux Rethymno offers Half Board (breakfast + one meal – all drinks are extra) and Full Board options (all 3 meals + drinks included). For Full Board, all non-alcoholic drinks such as sodas or coffee/tea are unlimited. For alcoholic drinks, there is a daily limit which is one bottle of wine, 2 cocktails, and 4 beers. Daily drink allowance products can be mixed, according to your taste. Once the limit is reached, drinks must be bought. Breakfast and Dinner is a buffet in the main Ulivo restaurant. Lunch is a set menu of 30 dishes and can be served around the resort – the main restaurant is closed for lunch. The Nautilux Wellness & Spa center includes the indoor heated pool for all to use. All other spa treatments are extra.
Things we like:
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There is easy access to a private beach with free loungers
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Rethymno is nearby - a 15 minute drive/30 minute walk - and full of shops and eateries
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Free parking and valet
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Reservations are not required for the restaurant
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WiFi available throughout the resort, including the beach
Things we don't like:
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A daily limit for free alcoholic drinks for those on full board, and those on half board do not have drinks included
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Not really adults only, since children from the age of 12 are permitted
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Airport pickup from either Chania or Heraklion is a pricey €100 extra
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Guests complain of a very small gym
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Any experiences or activities are extra
What’s special about this resort
A common complaint that you might hear about resort food is that it can get repetitive. Rest assured that won’t be the case at Valentin Imperial Riviera Maya, which boasts a diverse selection of food and drinks among eight specialty restaurants and 11 bars. That’s not including the delicious taco, churro, and crepe carts you can find near the pool and beach!
This adults-only resort is a secluded haven that has the best combination of beach, nature, food, and entertainment.
With the all-inclusive package, guests enjoy unlimited dining at over 20 restaurants and bars. Many amenities are also included, such as three swimming pools, a fitness center, a game room, and tennis courts. Daily activities and nightly entertainment are part of the package as well.
Things we like:
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The resort is situated right on a miles long stretch of Playa Secreto (the Secret Beach) that boasts soft white sand and swimmable water
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The grounds are well-maintained and buildings feature tasteful decor like marble floors, granite walls, and regal fountains
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The rooms are clean and elegant, with plenty of amenities such as flat screen TVs, fully stocked minibars, and iPhone docking stations
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Reservations are NOT required for any of the restaurants
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Of three on-site swimming pools, the main pool is one of the largest in the entire Riviera Maya region and features two swim-up bars
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There are plenty of things to do at the resort, with lots of scheduled daily activities and exciting evening entertainment
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The resort is located in a remote location that allows for a peaceful and secluded environment
Things we don't like:
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A dress code is enforced for every a la carte restaurant
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Quite a bit of walking is required to get around the large, sprawling resort
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Several suite options lack bathroom privacy (bathroom separated from bedroom by a thin curtain)
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Rooms are dated and show signs of wear and tear
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Watersport equipment has extra charges
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The airport is a 45 minute drive away and downtown Playa del Carmen is a 30 minute drive away (remote location is a pro for some)
What’s Special About This Resort
There are great destinations for diving on every continent, but one body of water can consistently be found on divers’ bucket lists: the Red Sea. There are a few well-known resort towns on the Egyptian coast, like Sharm-el-Sheikh, Hurghada, and Marsa Alam – where you’ll find this all-inclusive resort, the Hilton Marsa Alam Nubian Resort.
On shore, you’ll find luxurious accommodations, relaxing pools, and beautiful beaches. Just off the coast, some of the most healthy and vibrant reef life in the world can be explored.
All meals and most drinks will be included with your nightly rate at this all-inclusive resort. Certain alcoholic drinks may require additional payment. You’ll also have access to several pools, a stretch of private beach with a shuttle from the resort, and nightly entertainment.
Things we like:
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Excellent price point and ability to use Hilton Honors points here
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Beautiful Egyptian architecture
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Several pools and plenty of relaxation space
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World-class diving just offshore with exotic sea life, such as dugongs
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Packages that include a number of dives are available when booking through PADI
Things we don't like:
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Website is unhelpful when it comes to seeing the specifics about all-inclusive amenities
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The beach is a bit of a walk from the resort, otherwise you must wait for a shuttle
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There are upcharges for certain alcoholic drinks
What’s Special About the Resort
Nestled between a private white sand beach on Jamaica’s famed Montego Bay and a verdant mountainous landscape, the Hilton Rose Hall is an all-inclusive escape that’s affordable with plenty of family appeal.
Just 15 minutes away from the airport, come to Hilton Rose Hall Resort to unwind and soak in some sun and Caribbean rhythms. Enjoy a round of golf, a game of pickleball, or indulge in some water sports. Recent renovations and tons of perks make staying at the Hilton Rose Hall a true dream vacation.
The all-inclusive package at the Hilton Rose Hall Jamaica covers plenty, ranging from food to leisure activities and classes. This includes all meals and snacks, drinks, wi-fi, non-motorized water sports, access to the water park, fitness center, and internet cafe. In-house dining at any of the nine restaurants and bars is also included. Feel free to lounge at the beachside pool and enjoy your own personal pool concierge as well. There is a minimum 2-night stay.
Things we like:
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Kid-friendly: Water park and other activities
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Quality restaurants with plenty of options
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Excellent service and friendly staff
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Private Beach
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Stay and Play Golf packages available for the great White Witch and Cinnamon Hill Golf Courses
Things we don't like:
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Slow Towel service
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Not enough pool sunbeds
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Fully Booked restaurants
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Limited late-night dining options
What’s special about this resort
Located in the posh Puerto Vallarta Marina neighborhood, the Marriot Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa is an upscale beachfront resort has all the elements of a relaxing vacation. It has a quieter and more low key vibe than neighboring resorts, but still features a decent amount of activities to keep guests busy during the day.
It’s a great choice for families, couples, and seniors looking for a laidback all-inclusive experience.
In addition to unlimited food/drinks and 24/7 room service, the all-inclusive package includes daily activities, and access to the fitness center. Marriot Puerta Vallarta has 3 pools, including water slides at the kids pool.
Things we like:
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The beachfront location in the Marina area has incredible ocean views and a nice beach for guests to enjoy
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Rooms are kept very clean and have furnished balconies, flat screen TVs, and shower/tub bathroom combos with marbled floors
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There are three pools: an indoor adults-only lap pool, infinity pool with swim-up bar, and a kids’ pool with water slides
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The poolside servers are super friendly and efficient
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Free WiFi is available throughout the resort
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The marina is about a ten minute walk from the resort
Things we don't like:
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It’s clear that the hotel is older, as rooms are starting to look a bit dated
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The WiFi can be spotty in certain parts of the resort
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The beach can be too choppy for swimming or kayaking during winter months
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The nightly entertainment is lacking (pro for some)
What’s Special About This Resort
Ibiza is one of the top entertainment destinations of Europe, and visitors flock from around the world to this Spanish island for a good time. The Grand Palladium White Island Resort & Spa is one of its premier all-inclusive resorts.
Just minutes from the nightclubs, restaurants, and history of Ibiza Town but set on a serene sandy beach, it also hosts several swimming pools, a kids club, and plenty of fun things to do, making it an all-around excellent entertainment resort.
Your all-inclusive stay at this Ibiza resort, referred to as Infinite Indulgence, comes with no limit on food and drinks from early morning to late at night. You also have access to tennis and volleyball courts, an archery field, water slides, wellness amenities, and kids’ clubs.
Things we like:
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Sports, games, and entertainment provided at the resort leave plenty to do on-property
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Just a five-minute drive to the parties and fun of Ibiza town; same distance to the airport
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Awesome pool with lounge chairs in the water
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This resort and its sister property next door are the last buildings on one of Ibiza’s longest beaches, giving them a quiet and private spot
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Kids club and playground area keep all members of the family happy
Things we don't like:
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Busy atmosphere means it can be hard to find pool chairs in high season
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Pools aren’t heated making them hard to enjoy very early or very late in the season
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Family-friendly atmosphere can be unfriendly to relaxation and romance-searching guests
What’s Special About This Resort
Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort in St. Lucia, offers something for everyone – memorable experiences for couples, families, honeymooners, friend gatherings and more. You’ll find secluded villas, six sparkling swimming pools (two of which are just for kids), a beach, and five restaurants, all in the perfect Caribbean island setting.
You’ll have the comfort of the resort with the captivating nature of St. Lucia, renowned for its natural beauty. The staff is dedicated, friendly and professional, ready to cater to all types of guests to ensure the best possible stay.
The most basic all-inclusive package includes daily breakfast, access to all on-site amenities and non-motorized watersports. Upgrading to the premium all-inclusive package is well worth it and additionally includes unlimited food and drinks and in-between snacks, free dining for kids 11 and under, unlimited a la carte dining and drinks in five restaurants and four bars, luxury spirit brands and wines by the glass, access to motorized watersports and room service.
Things we like:
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Secluded hillside setting
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Calm beach
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Free kids and teens programs
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Six pools, with two for kids
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Shops and groceries within the resort
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Shuttle service within the resort
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Free Wi-Fi
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Free parking
Things we don't like:
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Can be busy in the main pool and bar area
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Steep roads/walkways can be difficult to navigate (although shuttle service helps)
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Dining aside from all-inclusive plan is expensive
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1.5-hour drive from St. Lucia Hewanorra Airport
What’s Special About This Resort
With open doors for nearly 30 years, Bougainvillea Barbados all-inclusive resort is a welcoming family run boutique hotel. There is a games room with a pool table, table tennis, foosball, and even a Playstation for some out of the sun fun. And if want a night away from the kids, there is a kid’s club for them. Free for all guests are non-motorized water sports, so you can kayak along the beachfront.
Good for large groups, some of the rooms can be adjoined. Not the typical all-inclusive resort, meal packages are an add-on, and they don’t include drinks.
Accommodation at Bougainvillea Barbados does not automatically include food and drinks. If you wish to include a meal plan, you can opt for bed and breakfast with a continental breakfast or a buffet breakfast, half board with breakfast & dinner, or full board with all three meals. Drinks are not included in any of the meal packages, and these are added to your final bill. You can always eat a la carte at their two restaurants. Dinner reservations are recommended in both restaurants.
There is also a mandatory government levy that is applicable to all accommodation. If not prepaid, the levy is payable on arrival, and is calculated per bedroom per night.
Things we like:
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Packages for weddings & vow renewals
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Bougainvillea’s beach is a popular turtle nesting site
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Self Contained apartments with kitchenette
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Wifi throughout resort
Things we don't like:
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No lift - not wheelchair accessible
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Food is not included - add as a package
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Drinks are not included in the meal packages. They will always be extra
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A lot of add-ons for activities and experiences
What’s Special About This Resort
Located away from the busy Hotel Zone, this adults-only resort offers a serene getaway for couples and other travelers looking for a quiet, relaxing vacation. A long stretch of remote beach, stylish rooms with spacious balconies, and a luxurious spa create the perfect haven for guests to unwind.
Get unlimited food and drink, access to 4 pools and a hot tub, non-motorized water activities, a complimentary scuba diving lesson, daily activities and more as part of the all-inclusive package.
Things we like:
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The resort is located on a quiet stretch of beach away from the busy Hotel Zone
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All rooms have whirlpool tubs and large balconies facing the ocean or central pool
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Guests are greeted with a free bottle of mezcal
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There are 5 gourmet restaurants, 6 bars, and a coffee shop included in the all-inclusive package
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The atmosphere is casual and relaxed
Things we don't like:
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The beach gets a good amount of seaweed, though staff work to remove it
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There aren’t as many scheduled activities as other resorts
What’s Special About This Resort
The Dominican Republic’s Punta Cana is another Caribbean hotspot for all-inclusive vacations, and the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino here just might be its capital of entertainment. It’s home to the biggest casino in the region, with over 500 slots and video poker machines, plus table games.
At the Hard Rock, you’re never far from music, whether it’s live performances from bands or timeless, classic records, along with a lively nightclub on property to party your nights away. That’s all besides the relaxing pools and beach.
All stays are all-inclusive at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana and include all meals, drinks, and nights of accommodation. There are nine restaurants plus room service to enjoy on the package, with top-shelf drinks and world-class entertainment. Daily activities and even fitness courses with instructors are included, too, as are unlimited phone calls to the US and Canada.
Things we like:
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Awesome live music performances most times of the day
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A vibrant nightclub on property keeps the party going late into the night
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13 (!) swimming pools
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Massive casino
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Room service is part of the all-inclusive package
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Extras like mini golf, Flowrider, and bowling
Things we don't like:
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Resort is so large that there are trolleys to transport you around it
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There can be a very party-like atmosphere that isn’t ideal for relaxation-searchers
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Excursions booked through the hotel are overpriced and better purchased separately
How to Find the Best Cheap All-Inclusive Resort Prices
Want to save even more money? There’s always a way to save a few more pennies or get some extras included.
Book Your Cheap All-Inclusive Resort in Advance
When making reservations for your vacation, the further in advance you book, the better. Six months is a good timeframe to shoot for.
This will depend on the time of the year you want to go away though. It will be hard to get deals during the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. That time of year is always popular, so it is always expensive, no matter how far in advance you book.
Travel to a Cheap All-Inclusive Resort Off-season
Going on vacation is meant to be a time of relaxation, yet a lot of the time, it’s simply following the crowds. Try to book off-season when many resorts have lower prices or special offers to entice guests.
Check Prices for Cheap All Inclusive Resorts Last-Minute
In contrast to advance booking, there can also be discounts on reservations made last-minute, usually within a month. It can be quite tricky to plan around, especially for the flights to get to your resort.
Locations for Cheap All inclusive Resorts
Where you decide to go on vacation can have an impact on the final price. All inclusive resorts in Asia can be cheaper than Europe or the Caribbean, but then the cost of flights from the US may offset any savings.
For the best deals, all inclusive resorts in the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Spain, and Greece tick a lot of boxes for a great cheap vacation.
Pack Essentials When Staying at an All Inclusive Resort
You can save some money if you don’t have to buy things at the resort stores or stores near the resorts with tourist prices.
Bring your favorite toiletries, and if you know you’ll have a small kitchenette or even just a mini-fridge, bring some coffee and snacks from home. Also for families, baby essentials such as diapers can get pretty expensive in the hotel gift shop. Bring what you can from home.
Savvy Drink Making at a Cheap All Inclusive Resort
Some of the cheaper all-inclusive resorts do not include top shelf alcoholic drinks or may limit the amount of free alcoholic drinks. Buying drinks on-resort can get costly. Bring any wine and spirits you may want for a special occasion or to supplement what you may get from the resort.
Use a Private Browser When Looking for Prices for All Inclusive Resort Vacations
No matter what kind of holiday you’re looking for, we recommend you do it incognito – with your browser’s private setting.
If you search regularly, search engines and companies will track your activity, and most likely, the next time you search resorts or flights, the prices will have gone up. Incognito allows you to do all research in the shadows, without the internet spying on you.
Frequently asked questions
Best is obviously subjective and different travellers have different priorities. In general, the “best” all-inclusive resorts should have unlimited food and drinks (including alcoholic beverages), several swimming pools, an on-site spa with hopefully some treatments included, and entertainment such as a kid’s club or evening live music for the adults.
Some of our destination-focused all-inclusive guides include:
The Best All-Inclusive Resorts in the US
The Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Mexico
The Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Turks & Caicos
Or check out our list of our Best All-Inclusive Resorts to find exactly what you’re looking for!
As a general rule of thumb, the best time to travel to an all-inclusive resort is outside of peak season.
This depends a little on the destination, but avoiding the summer months or Christmas time is a good start. For many resorts, this means they have reduced prices or special offers in the fall, around October-November, or in the spring – just avoid spring break!
It’s also worth noting that some resorts will have lower prices as it may be hurricane or monsoon season, so just double-check if that’s the case for your desired destination.
A reasonable price is all relative and will depend on your budget and the type of experiences you’re seeking. It might sound obvious, but you have to remember you’re paying for everything – food, drink, accommodation, children’s facilities, a spa, entertainment etc. All of our destination-focused all-inclusive resort guides have something for every budget. Some of our favorite resorts are:
Budget Resorts: Around $100-200 per person per night.
Check our guide to the Best Cheap All Inclusive Resorts.
Mid-Range Resorts: Around $200-$500 per person per night.
Luxury Resorts: Around $500-$2,000+ per person per night.The Brando, French Polynesia
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