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What’s Special About This Resort
From the moment you step through the large and ornate wooden doors of the lobby, you’ll be met with the sophisticated style and culturally-inspired architecture unique to this top-tier Hilton resort. Local hand painted works of art adorn the resort and room walls. A private beach tucked between lush jungle and the resort offers a peaceful oasis from the real world. Amenities range from five sparkling pools, a cenote-inspired spa, 11 different restaurants and bars, and even a Kids Club for traveling families.
What To Do
You’ll want to dive right into the shimmering blue-tiled infinity pool, where the energy is always high and buzzing. A DJ plays live music around lunch time, inviting guests to dance, mingle, and socialize. The smaller, quieter pools are there when you need to take some time to recharge or enjoy a good book.
Sink your toes into the soft white sand of the private beach. Venture into the calm waters for a swim or take up a water sport like kayaking or paddleboarding. Grab some resort-provided snorkleing gear and check out the colorful marine world hidden along the protected reef.
Don’t worry about your kids getting bored on your family vacation. The Kids Club and Teen Zone are loved by kiddos and for good reason! They’re entertained all day long with activities such as face painting, jewelry making, and video games.
When the sun goes down, cozy up around one of the bonfire pits while listening to live music and sipping on a hand-crafted drink. For a special evening you won’t forget, snag a seat at the Full Moon celebration which includes a 4 course dinner, live music, shows, and Mayan rituals.
What To Eat
The resort boasts a global array of flavors from a total of 11 restaurants and bars.
Sushi rolls made from the freshest seafood and sustainably caught fish are served at Ukai. Traditional Mexican flavors are thoughtfully prepared at Autor. Small and intricate dishes bursting with Mediterranean spices can be found at Maratea.
For a buzzing atmosphere and tasty tropical drinks, go to Ultramar, the pool lounge with incredible ocean views. Make sure to stop by one of the three Chiringuitos for pool-friendly snacks to go with your beverage.
Whether you’re just checking in or heading out on a day trip, stop by the lounge bar inside the resort lobby for a quick drink in a swanky setting.
The Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya is an a-la-carte resort. Room rates include Free WiFi, daily breakfast, access to amenities such as the fitness center and pools, and access to all dining establishments. Room service and spa services are provided for additional fees. However, there is a meal plan package that’s offered for a more traditional all-inclusive experience. Visit here for more information and offers.
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Things we like:
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The resort is located on a clean and swimmable private beach that’s sectioned off by natural rock barriers -
The resort is stylish and sleek: combining modern accents with natural and cultural elements for a bohemian vibe
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Rooms have either tropical or ocean views and feature flat screen TVs, large bathrooms, and soaking tubs/plunge pools
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There are five pools, including a large central infinity pool and smaller onyx-tiled reflective pools
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The luxury spa contains 16 treatment rooms and a vast menu of services
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The dining options are impressive with a total of 11 restaurants and bars on-site
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A Kids Club and Teen Zone are available for families
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There’s a decent fitness center with cardio equipment and a small selection of weights
Things we don't like:
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The private beach is on the smaller side compared to other beachfront resorts and has a few rocky patches -
The resort layout requires a lot of walking between rooms and main amenities, though a golf cart shuttle service is provided
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The resort is located far from the airport (90 minute drive)
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Things we like:
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The resort is located on a clean and swimmable private beach that’s sectioned off by natural rock barriers
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The resort is stylish and sleek: combining modern accents with natural and cultural elements for a bohemian vibe
-
Rooms have either tropical or ocean views and feature flat screen TVs, large bathrooms, and soaking tubs/plunge pools
-
There are five pools, including a large central infinity pool and smaller onyx-tiled reflective pools
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The luxury spa contains 16 treatment rooms and a vast menu of services
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The dining options are impressive with a total of 11 restaurants and bars on-site
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A Kids Club and Teen Zone are available for families
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There’s a decent fitness center with cardio equipment and a small selection of weights
Things we don't like:
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The private beach is on the smaller side compared to other beachfront resorts and has a few rocky patches
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The resort layout requires a lot of walking between rooms and main amenities, though a golf cart shuttle service is provided
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The resort is located far from the airport (90 minute drive)
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