Resorts in Riviera Maya, Mexico

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Riviera Maya (sometimes called the Mayan Riviera in English) is a section of Mexico located along the northeast coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. It is approximately one hour from Cancun International Airport, making it a popular tourist destination. The year-round average daily temperature is 86 degrees F. Some of the towns along the Riviera Maya include Cozumel, Tulum, and Playa Del Carmen. All three of these Riviera towns have resorts for those who want to vacation in style while enjoying the outdoor activities that abound in Mexico.

Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort & Spa

Presidente InterContinental Resort & Spa is located on the island of Cozumel. Guest rooms are decorated with a combination of modern and traditional Mexican themes. They also have spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. In addition to restaurants and bars, this hotel also boasts some unique features. These include 24-hour laundry service, private butler service, an activities desk, golf, spa treatments and concierge service. While staying at this resort, guests should be sure to make time for the internationally renown scuba diving that is available in Cozumel.

Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort & Spa
Av. Chankanaab Km 6.5
77600 Isla Cozumel, Mexico
+01-987-872-9500
intercontinentalcozumel.com

Grand Velas All Suites & Spa Resort

Grand Velas All Suites & Spa Resort is located 35 minutes away from the airport, and five minutes away from Playa Del Carmen. It sits on a white sand beach along the Caribbean sea, providing spectacular views. The hotel is located near the ancient Mayan ruins, Mexican jungles, and the coral reefs that are popular with visitors who want to go snorkeling or scuba diving. If guests prefer to stay at the resort, they will enjoy luxury accommodations, fine dining options and spa treatments. This hotel consistently receives positive reviews on Tripadvisor.

Grand Velas All Suites & Spa Resort
Paseo de los Cocoteros No. 98 Sur Nuevo Vallarta
Riviera Nayarit
Mexico
+01-322-226-8060
grandvelas.com

Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa

Tulum is a small town known for its Mayan archaeological sites, particularly the pyramids. It is quickly becoming a tourist hot spot. Dreams Tulum is a luxury resort where everything is included in the cost of a stay: 24-hour room service, seven international restaurants, six bars, sailing, volleyball, windsurfing and spa services. Everything guests need is located at the resort. The only reason to leave is to see the pyramids.

Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa
Carretera Chetumal
Puerto Juarez KM 234
Solidaridad, Tulum
Quintana Roo, Mexico C.P. 77780
+52-984-871-3333
dreamsresorts.com

Article Written By Maria Janelli

Maria Janelli is a freelance writer based in New York City. She has spent her career working in schools and for educational non-profit organizations. Janelli holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Saint Peter's College and a Master of Arts in English Literature from Rutgers University.

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