A curved swimming pool with white lounge chairs around it, palm trees scattered near the pool and a sandy beach with sun umbrellas in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Rosewood Mayakoba

Nestled between the winding lagoons of the Riviera Maya, dense mangrove forests, and the turquoise Caribbean Sea lies a retreat where luxury and nature are harmoniously intertwined. Rosewood Mayakoba is a private refuge that delicately blends into its tropical surroundings while creating a pleasantly calm, exclusive atmosphere. Instead of spectacular staging, the resort focuses on spaciousness, privacy, and a close connection to the landscape of Mexico. The style appears both elegant and relaxed – with an ambiance that puts the natural beauty of the Riviera Maya in the spotlight. What makes the hotel special is its extraordinary location between lagoons, beach, and lush vegetation, as well as the opportunity to discover Mexico through individually curated experiences, culinary offerings, and nature in diverse ways.

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Details

Country
Mexico
City
Playa del Carmen
Price
from 495 € per night/person
Best travel time
November - April

Rooms

The accommodations at Rosewood Mayakoba are spread across various areas of the resort and seamlessly integrate with the surroundings of lagoons, beach, and tropical greenery. Options include spacious Lagoon Suites with views of the winding waterways and the mangrove forest, as well as generous Oceanview Suites that span two or three floors and are located close to the beach. The Beachfront Suites are situated directly on the white sandy beach, just a few steps from the sea, while the especially private Lagoon and Beachfront Villas offer exclusive residences with even more space and retreat options. The villas emphasize privacy and have two to six bedrooms depending on the configuration. The interior is elegantly and comfortably designed, echoing the resort's close relationship with the surrounding nature.

Bright and modern beachfront studio with a large bed, wooden furniture, and sliding doors opening to a patio overlooking lush greenery and a view of the ocean with palm trees.

Luxurious bathroom with a freestanding white bathtub, glass-enclosed shower, a wooden towel rack holding white towels, and a vanity with a sink and lamp, surrounded by large glass walls showcasing lush green plants and natural light.

Luxury bedroom with a four-poster bed dressed in white linens and a wooden bench at the foot, a large window overlooking greenery, and an open doorway leading to an outdoor bathtub surrounded by tropical plants.

Modern bathroom with a large mirror, two sinks, a hanging bathrobe on a hook, a built-in bathtub, and large windows revealing lush green plants outside.

Culinary

The gastronomy at Rosewood Mayakoba is dedicated to the diversity and identity of Mexican cuisine, reinterpreting regional traditions in various ways. At Punta Bonita, the culinary traditions of Mexico take center stage, accompanied by an expansive view of the Caribbean, while La Ceiba Garden & Kitchen serves Mayan-inspired flavors in a sociable atmosphere under a ceiba tree. Agave Azul combines the seafood cuisine of Northern Baja California with Asian influences, and in the adults-only section Aquí Me Quedo, street food and specialties from the Mexican Caribbean coast are offered directly on the beach. The culinary offering is complemented by the Zapote Bar, which pairs cocktails and dishes with local ingredients, as well as other restaurants and the tradition-conscious bakery Pan Dulce.

Outdoor restaurant seating area with wooden tables and benches under a tree decorated with numerous hanging spherical lights, surrounded by greenery and plants in garden beds.

Outdoor poolside bar with wooden chairs and tables overlooking a swimming pool, surrounded by palm trees and a view of the ocean under a clear blue sky.

Indoor dining area of a restaurant with round tables set with glasses, plates, and napkins, looking out through large glass windows onto a lush garden with palm trees during sunset.

Outdoor restaurant seating area with wooden tables and chairs under a thatched roof, overlooking a sandy beach with palm trees and the ocean in the background.

Activities

Whether relaxed hours or active experiences – Rosewood Mayakoba offers numerous opportunities to discover the special surroundings of the Riviera Maya. Golf lovers can play on the 18-hole course El Camaleón, designed by Greg Norman, which made history as the first host of the PGA Tour in Latin America. The Mayakoba Dive & Water Sports Center also provides access to the Caribbean Sea and the world's second-largest barrier reef. Families can look forward to Rosewood Explorers, a program with curated adventures and cultural activities for younger guests. For relaxation, the resort pools, fitness offerings, and Sense, A Rosewood Spa with individually tailored wellness experiences await.

Aerial view of a beachfront resort with a curvilinear swimming pool, sun loungers, palm trees, and the ocean waves approaching the sandy shore at Rosewood Mayakoba.

A woman in white activewear sits cross-legged on a yoga mat on a wooden deck by a calm pond surrounded by lush green trees, with rolled towels on a small wooden bench nearby.

Two young girls smiling and leaning on the railing of a covered boat as a man steers it on a calm waterway with rocky banks in the background.

Rows of white lounge chairs with black umbrellas lined up on a sandy beach at a resort with palm trees and buildings in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Location

Rosewood Mayakoba is located on the Riviera Maya in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, nestled between tropical nature and the Caribbean coast. The resort is situated on the Federal Highway Cancún-Playa del Carmen and combines the tranquil atmosphere of a private nature refuge with proximity to the diverse experiences of the Riviera Maya. From Cancun International Airport, you can reach the hotel by car in approximately 45 minutes, depending on traffic. After landing, it's a direct and uncomplicated journey to the coast, where you can expect the unique landscape of lagoons, mangroves, and the Caribbean Sea.

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