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What’s Special About This Resort
Enveloped in lush jungle, this beachfront resort boasts grand architecture, comfortable rooms with whirlpools and hammocks, and a serene stretch of white-sand beach. The large range of amenities includes two oceanfront pools, a kids club, and a jungle-setting spa. Only a 15 minute drive from Tulum, it’s also in a prime location for exploring nearby attractions such as the Coba ruins and Akumal Bay.
What To Do
A 2-mile stretch of beautiful white-sand beach offers plenty of opportunities for beach yoga, casual swims, and beach soccer. Maybe you want to lounge around and soak up the sun. Slather on your sunscreen and head over to the heated, relax pool for some quiet time while you send your kids to the Explorer’s Club. They’ll love the range of activities, from video games to a camping adventure on the beach!
Book a massage in one of the themed spa bungalows surrounded by lush jungle. Make sure to visit the Spa Pantry on your way out! This unique amenity allows you to create your own body scrubs and lotions using local Mexican flora (additional charges apply).
In the evenings, enjoy themed dinners and movies under the stars. A big screen is set up right on the beach! Another part of the beach is reserved for the special Turtle Release Program, where you can witness the magical sight of baby sea turtles journeying from their shells to the sea (September-October).
What To Eat
With a total of 16 dining options and bars, you’ll never go hungry or parched. Sample flavors from all around the world at the six a la carte restaurants, including French cuisine at Bordeaux, Italian dishes at Portofino, and Pan-Asian bites at Himitsu.
Never stray too far from your pool lounger for a quick lunch at the Barefoot Grill. Cool down with an iced coffee or scoop of ice cream from Coco Cafe.
There are plenty of drink options on-site for every taste and drinker. Vibrant decor and ornate chandeliers set the atmosphere at The Lounge bar. Enjoy tropical cocktails and icy daiquiris at the beachside Sugar Reef bar. Looking for non-alcoholic options? The Smoothie Bar offers incredible blended drinks on a sunny terrace, and Revive juice bar specializes in healthy and revitalizing beverages.
The all-inclusive package includes unlimited food and drinks, access to both on-site pools, the Explorers Club, the Teen Core program, beach sports, access to the fitness center, and more. The full details can be found here.
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Things we like:
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The resort is located on a quiet and large stretch of white-sand beach -
The two pools are oceanfront and one has a swim-up bar and swing seats
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The colonial-style courtyard has immaculate landscaping, large fountains, and stone pathways
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The dining options include 6 restaurants, a buffet, coffee shop, and 24/7 room service
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The resort has family-friendly features like a kids club, water park, and climbing wall
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Free temazcal (traditional Mayan sweat lodge) ceremonies are offered by the main pool
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Downtown Tulum is only a 5 minute drive away
Things we don't like:
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The rooms are showing signs of wear and tear (especially the lower-tier rooms) -
The beach gets a lot of seaweed, though that’s not unusual for this region
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Guests leave mixed reviews about the food quality
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Things we like:
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The resort is located on a quiet and large stretch of white-sand beach
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The two pools are oceanfront and one has a swim-up bar and swing seats
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The colonial-style courtyard has immaculate landscaping, large fountains, and stone pathways
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The dining options include 6 restaurants, a buffet, coffee shop, and 24/7 room service
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The resort has family-friendly features like a kids club, water park, and climbing wall
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Free temazcal (traditional Mayan sweat lodge) ceremonies are offered by the main pool
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Downtown Tulum is only a 5 minute drive away
Things we don't like:
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The rooms are showing signs of wear and tear (especially the lower-tier rooms)
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The beach gets a lot of seaweed, though that’s not unusual for this region
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Guests leave mixed reviews about the food quality
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