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5 Top-Rated Hotels in Playa Maroma, Playa del Carmen, Yucatan Peninsula
Discover the best hotels in Playa Maroma, Playa del Carmen, Yucatan Peninsula including El Dorado Maroma, Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun, El Dorado Maroma, Chablé Maroma, Chable Maroma.
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1. El Dorado Maroma
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7526 reviews
The moment you arrive, you quickly realize this is no ordinary resort. Voted number 4 Best Resort in the World by Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards, El Dorado Maroma is in a league of its own when it comes to adults-only getaways. Sitting in the heart of the sugary sands of one of the Top 10 Beaches in the World, El Dorado Maroma exudes romance and intimacy. And that's just one part of all the magic that awaits you. Indulge in adults only bliss with personal beach butlers, assorted culinary activities, and ultra-luxurious accommodations, including the exclusive Palafitos-Overwater Bungalows. Stay in the first and only overwater bungalows in Mexico, featuring glass-bottom floors, private infinity pools, indoor Relaxing hot tub, outdoor showers, and direct ladder access into the ocean.
GO BIG RED! We will back and hope to see many of the same people we met this year
Reviewed By sschradernu55Activities were great Great beach Great Food Loved the size of the resort, met a lot of wonderful people. Became friends with people from Texas, Ohio and the UK, looked forward to seeing them each day weather it was beach, pool or dining
2. Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19124 reviews
Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun is tucked away on secluded Maroma Beach, voted the World's Best Beach by the Travel Channel four years in a row. This unlimited-luxury heaven provides opulence to the most discerning traveler with a pure white sand beach, stunning ocean views stretching as far as the eye can see, elegant suites providing 24-hour room service, daily refreshed mini-bars and several of them with swim-out access to twelve smaller pools plus a shimmering infinity pool, gourmet dining options and chic lounges. We’re committed to redefining your travel journey with our best-in-class CleanComplete Verification™ practices. While health and safety have always been our top priorities, these new protocols further elevate our standards of quality and cleanliness, enabling you to vacation at any AMResorts® property with the ultimate peace of mind. Our 360-degree quality, safety and hygiene system takes into account every aspect of resort operations, backed by the highest-level third-party certification. We will be evolving and innovating our procedures continuously and will share the newest developments as they are implemented. Our protocols begin the moment you start planning a vacation to the time you return home! To learn more about our quality, safety and hygiene practices, please search for AMResorts CleanComplete Verification™ in your favorite browser.
Jorge at El Patio
Reviewed By DakotaKappelleJorge provided unbelievable service! He was extremely kind and gave us a top tier experience. He gave us a cute little honeymoon sign with our dessert to celebrate us. We would definitely. one back!!!
3. El Dorado Maroma
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7526 reviews
The moment you arrive, you quickly realize this is no ordinary resort. Voted number 4 Best Resort in the World by Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards, El Dorado Maroma is in a league of its own when it comes to adults-only getaways. Sitting in the heart of the sugary sands of one of the Top 10 Beaches in the World, El Dorado Maroma exudes romance and intimacy. And that's just one part of all the magic that awaits you. Indulge in adults only bliss with personal beach butlers, assorted culinary activities, and ultra-luxurious accommodations, including the exclusive Palafitos-Overwater Bungalows. Stay in the first and only overwater bungalows in Mexico, featuring glass-bottom floors, private infinity pools, indoor Relaxing hot tub, outdoor showers, and direct ladder access into the ocean.
GO BIG RED! We will back and hope to see many of the same people we met this year
Reviewed By sschradernu55Activities were great Great beach Great Food Loved the size of the resort, met a lot of wonderful people. Became friends with people from Texas, Ohio and the UK, looked forward to seeing them each day weather it was beach, pool or dining
4. Chablé Maroma
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 190 reviews
Chable Maroma, one of the best hotels in the Riviera Maya. Guests at Chable Maroma experience life on the beach from luxurious and cozy presidential villas, suites and independent villas set in the Maya jungle, spread in a beautiful jungle landscape. Chable honors the Maya cultural heritage and celebrates this civilization’s way of life, in intimate contact with nature
Chable Maroma is the perfect blend of romance and adventure.
Reviewed By rosinactChable Maroma is our new favorite place on this earth. It’s totally private and every aspect has an intimate feel. The rooms are perfectly situated for romance. We especially love the outdoor shower and private pool. Yoga on the beach each morning is inspiring. The reef is incredibly close and so my husband can swim out to it daily and snorkel on his own. This past trip he saw eagle rays, puffer fish, eels, sting rays, barracuda, sea turtles and more. The location is the perfect blend for us of adventure and romance.
5. Chable Maroma
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
5 star hotel 1 star security
Reviewed By DKent4877This is an account of my recent stay at the exclusive Chablé Maroma hotel in Mexico The hotel is set in exquisite surroundings as you would expect from the high prices they charge. You to feel safe and protected, cut off from the world outside and the staff do everything they can to promote this feeling with a repeated mantra of “Welcome to Paradise.” I booked a one-week stay. Unfortunately, when I arrived on the first night the Serenity Suite I was given, smelled so badly of mold that I needed to move. The second room was a bit better but the wardrobes still had a bad musty smell and I could not use them. I hung the few clothes I had brought on a rail in the bathroom instead. I am quite an experienced traveler so, if I had used the wardrobes, I’m sure I would have noticed the small safe hidden on a shelf in one of them and put my valuables in it. I didn’t do that but I mostly remembered to lock my valuables in my case when I left the room - but sadly not all the time. On the last day, I went to breakfast, leaving my case unlocked. Perhaps I had been lulled into a false sense of security by then and I certainly won’t make the mistake again. When I returned, my suitcase had been rifled through and my jewellery scattered inside it (later I realised a small bracelet had been taken.) Luckily, I had my passport and papers with me but the cash that I had put into a small purse was gone. The amount, which was in US dollars and pounds, came to approximately four hundred pounds or less than half the cost of a room for the night at the hotel. I reported it at once to the concierge and filled in a form itemising what I had lost. Security staff searched the room and then, to my surprise, asked to search the handbag I’d had with me. It was the first indication I had that they were not prepared to simply take my word for the theft. I asked them to notify the police but was asked to wait for an hour while they looked through CCTV camera footage. Nobody came to speak to me and I complained. Eventually, shortly before my departure time, a manager of sorts came. I was told that they were still investigating and would file a Police report afterward. At no point was I offered an apology for what had happened or any sense that they found it regrettable. When I returned home, I contacted the hotel’s general manager who said to me that it had never happened before and he would look into it personally but, no, it was not possible to obtain a Police report because I had to have requested it in person. Eventually, I was told that they could not establish from the cameras or electronic key tags who had had access to the room and could therefore do nothing. (Presumably, the cleaning staff must have had keys but that apparently didn’t count.) The inescapable implication is that I must be telling an untruth or, despite paying a small fortune for my stay there, was trying to scam the hotel out of a few hundred dollars in the same way people steal towels and bars of soap from the Hilton. He offered me two free nights there by way of compensation if I’m prepared to fly the few thousand miles!! But I have no way - without the Police report - of making a claim on my insurance. It is obvious to me that the hotel does have a problem with pilfering which they cannot or will not acknowledge. The claim that this “had never happened before” is easily disproved by a TripAdvisor review from a woman who had two dresses stolen from her room there. (And if the wardrobes hadn't been so moldy, I would have seen the safe. So, finally, my advice to any prospective guests at this hotel is as follows: If you are a guest at the Chablé Maroma, please see beyond their 5-star rating, put your valuables in the safe. If they won’t fit in the safe, then lock them in your suitcase. DON’T expect a sympathetic hearing if something goes missing from your room and DO insist that they make a Police report before you leave the country. Or you could consider booking another hotel.
