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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Located within the Playacar Resort Complex, the Riu Palace Riviera Maya is situated on the beache. Less than two miles from the heart of Playa Del Carmen, the designers and architects who created this haven paid close attention to detail and have developed a unique interior and exterior style that is complemented by stunning amenities, accommodations and unmatched personalized service.
The resort features spectacular ocean views, gourmet dining opportunities and numerous other amenities including 24hour Room Service free of charge, a full-service spa that will leave you in eager anticipation of your next visit.
Minimum Age: At least one person of 21 years old in every room.
The Hotel reserves the right of admission and therefore we may not allow any room in which all guests are younger than 21 years.
***No Student groups under 21 years or Spring Breakers are accepted all year round ***
The maximum occupancies are 4 bodies in room, either 3 Adults + 1 Child or 2 Adults + 2 Children.
Discounts : Children under 2 years stay & eat free. Their age must be specified in the Booking.
Honeymooners: Will receive a surprise gift in their room upon arrival. Certificate of Marriage will be required upon arrival.
Any special request remains upon availability of the hotel.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 18, check-out Dec 20
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Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.6 out of 5
(131 reviews)
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Hotel address: AV Xaman-Ha Mza 9 Y 10 Lote 1, Playa del Carmen, Mexico 00000
Av. Haman-Ha Mza. 9 & 10 Lt 1 Playacar. Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. 77710
Cancun International Airport (CUN).
Situated 35 miles from Cancun International Airport, 40 miles from Tulum Maya Ruins and 4 miles from Xcaret Natural park.
Fusion Cuisine a la carte restaurant for dinner. Resevation Required
Mexican Restaurant Dinner - Reservation required
Pool side restaurant, snacks/grill steakhouse. Dinner restaurant Reservation required
Main restaurant with non-smoking area and terrace, offering buffett style and show cooking stations. Theme dinners served three times a week.
Main Brazilian reastaurant for dinner , reservation required
Lounge Bar with terrace
Open 24 hrs with snack & beverage
Night club. Entrance and drinks free (Riu Tequila, open every night).
Bar
Japanese restaurant Reservation Required
Poolside bar with swim up bar
Free wireless internet access lobby area
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 18, check-out Dec 20
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.6 out of 5
(131 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
5 out of 5
The best stay and value!
Scuba Man Dec 14, 2009
The food was outstanding! Make sure you make reservations at their Japanese restaurant. The entire place is very clean. There ... are maids everywhere cleaning all of the time. Make sure you hit up Mr. Islas at the lobby bar for a double margarita. He's one of the best and very outgoing. This is the best place for the price. If you like scuba diving, I would recommend Cozumel. The reefs aren't as nice near this hotel. I can't speak for the other resorts though. Swimming is not safe for kids in front of this hotel. There can be a rough current. They had red flags up almost every day. Overall, one of the best hotels we have stayed at. This was our second time and we are already planning our next trip. Once again, the food was freaking outstanding. Great for fresh seafood lovers like myself. Oh and even though tips are included, I recommend carrying one dollar bills and throwing them a bone once in a while. They work harder than any hotel worker in the U.S. and will do anything, within their job description, to keep you happy. But you can always tell when someone is having a bad day. They are human too. Over and out.
Traveler type: Couples
I guess Coco Bongo is the place to go in downtown Playa Del Carmen. Lots of chicas.
Score
5 out of 5
Anniversary Celebration
Jojo Dec 14, 2009
The RIU Palace Riviera Maya was perfect! We loved staying here and have stayed next door at Reef Playacar before. The RIU ... was so worth the extra money. If you are a beach lover you will love their palm tree covered beach area. The service was so great and we were constantly asked if we wanted drinks.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
What a wonderful vacation!
Michelle Dec 8, 2009
I just returned from a one-week vacation at the Riu Palace in the Mayan Riviera and had a wonderful time with my long-term ... boyfriend. The selection of restaurants was great and the food tasted wonderful. Considering we are both very picky about quality of food, I am very surprised to say that I enjoyed everything I ate! I highly recommend getting into the Japanese restaurant; it was my boyfriends and my favorite! In addition, every single person on staff at the hotel goes above and beyond to ensure you are taken care of. My single complaint with the hotel is that there isn't any restaurant that is open 24/7. My boyfriend and I arrived at about 3:30 PM the first day absolutely ravenous and had to wait for the buffet to open at 6:30 PM to eat. It wasn't a problem for the rest of the trip, but it would have been nice to have the option. The other thing to keep in mind is that if you are planning to do any activities or excursions outside the resort, it's about an hour drive to everything. We hadn't realized this ahead of time and spent a LOT of time just in shuttles. But other than the drive times (which still ended up being worth it), we couldn't have had a better vacation!
Traveler type: Couples
Bring small bills! People won't give you change if you're bartering, which you ALWAYS should. Also, never pay full price. Walk away, and they will bring you back and drop it. Stay strong for what you actually want to pay, even if it seems ungodly low at first, and you'll ALWAYS get it for that price.
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I guess Coco Bongo is the place to go in downtown Playa Del Carmen. Lots of chicas.
--Scuba Man, San Jose, CA Dec 14, 2009
Bring small bills! People won't give you change if you're bartering, which you ALWAYS should. Also, never pay full price. Walk away, and they will bring you back and drop it. Stay strong for what you actually want to pay, even if it seems ungodly low at first, and you'll ALWAYS get it for that price.
--Michelle, Seattle, WA Dec 8, 2009
This hotel is just a 15-20 minute walk to downtown Playa. There are tons of shops and restaurants. If you are lazy you can get a cab for $50 pesos ($4-5 USD)
--John, Michigan Dec 5, 2009
Overall score
4.6 out of 5
(131 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
5 out of 5
The best stay and value!
Scuba Man Dec 14, 2009
The food was outstanding! Make sure you make reservations at their Japanese restaurant. The entire place is very clean. There ... are maids everywhere cleaning all of the time. Make sure you hit up Mr. Islas at the lobby bar for a double margarita. He's one of the best and very outgoing. This is the best place for the price. If you like scuba diving, I would recommend Cozumel. The reefs aren't as nice near this hotel. I can't speak for the other resorts though. Swimming is not safe for kids in front of this hotel. There can be a rough current. They had red flags up almost every day. Overall, one of the best hotels we have stayed at. This was our second time and we are already planning our next trip. Once again, the food was freaking outstanding. Great for fresh seafood lovers like myself. Oh and even though tips are included, I recommend carrying one dollar bills and throwing them a bone once in a while. They work harder than any hotel worker in the U.S. and will do anything, within their job description, to keep you happy. But you can always tell when someone is having a bad day. They are human too. Over and out.
Traveler type: Couples
I guess Coco Bongo is the place to go in downtown Playa Del Carmen. Lots of chicas.
Score
5 out of 5
Anniversary Celebration
Jojo Dec 14, 2009
The RIU Palace Riviera Maya was perfect! We loved staying here and have stayed next door at Reef Playacar before. The RIU ... was so worth the extra money. If you are a beach lover you will love their palm tree covered beach area. The service was so great and we were constantly asked if we wanted drinks.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
What a wonderful vacation!
Michelle Dec 8, 2009
I just returned from a one-week vacation at the Riu Palace in the Mayan Riviera and had a wonderful time with my long-term ... boyfriend. The selection of restaurants was great and the food tasted wonderful. Considering we are both very picky about quality of food, I am very surprised to say that I enjoyed everything I ate! I highly recommend getting into the Japanese restaurant; it was my boyfriends and my favorite! In addition, every single person on staff at the hotel goes above and beyond to ensure you are taken care of. My single complaint with the hotel is that there isn't any restaurant that is open 24/7. My boyfriend and I arrived at about 3:30 PM the first day absolutely ravenous and had to wait for the buffet to open at 6:30 PM to eat. It wasn't a problem for the rest of the trip, but it would have been nice to have the option. The other thing to keep in mind is that if you are planning to do any activities or excursions outside the resort, it's about an hour drive to everything. We hadn't realized this ahead of time and spent a LOT of time just in shuttles. But other than the drive times (which still ended up being worth it), we couldn't have had a better vacation!
Traveler type: Couples
Bring small bills! People won't give you change if you're bartering, which you ALWAYS should. Also, never pay full price. Walk away, and they will bring you back and drop it. Stay strong for what you actually want to pay, even if it seems ungodly low at first, and you'll ALWAYS get it for that price.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Time, Great Place, Great Service
Cant wait to go again Dec 5, 2009
Geat place. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
When you stay at RIU, stay at a Palace!
John Dec 5, 2009
I have stayed at a RIU hotel on THREE occasions so far. TWO of my experiences where at the "Palace" class of hotels. I have ... to say if you stay at RIU the Palace is worth the extra money. We walked to the Palace - Mexico down the road. Also very nice. This one is a close walk to Playa though.
Traveler type: Couples
This hotel is just a 15-20 minute walk to downtown Playa. There are tons of shops and restaurants. If you are lazy you can get a cab for $50 pesos ($4-5 USD)
Score
4 out of 5
destination wedding shopping
Mexico Bound Dec 3, 2009
I met my family at Riu Palace Riviera Maya to investigate as a possible location for my destination wedding. We ended up ... there during a tropical storm, but didn't let that stop us! I have never stayed at a Riu, but found it similar to other all-inclusives. The restaurants did require reservations, which were all booked by the time we arrived, so we ate at the buffet restaurant for all our meals. Personally I prefer the no-reservation format, but if you know you need to make the reservations 4 days before, starting at noon, it might work. The food in the buffet was excellent and changed each night, but it would have been fun to try some of the other restaurants. The rooms were clean, but our first night we noticed a pretty powerful chlorine or cleanser smell (not a good one) in the corridors on our first floor. We ended up requesting to move to a different floor and were upgraded to a room on the second floor that did not have an odor. We actually walked the hallways to decide where it was coming from and noticed it was pretty much limited to the first floor- maybe because it was above the restaurant? Anyway, after the move we had no other issues. We enjoyed drinks in the bar each night before dinner, with live music that was a nice touch. The restaurant waiters were also supurb with service that became more personal each day. We met with the wedding planners, who is actually at the Riu Palace Mexico and covers several Riu properties. They were quite helpful and it wasn't far between the properties. They said they don't schedule more than one wedding at a given time, so that was reassuring. We were able to tour the Riu Mexico as well, which had a less European feel, was much more Mexican feel. A little smaller property, but actually quite nice and otherwise comparable. The ceremony locations were different: Riu Mexico has a small chapel, beach, or gazebo. Riu Riviera Maya had no chapel, but a nicer beach and a very nice garden gazebo that Riu Mexico didn't have anything similar to. The only drawback for both was that in case of rain the ceremonies are held in the theater, which is not bad, but not great. I also felt there was a little less ability to personalize things then at other places. We didn't get to swim because of the rain, but the pool was amazing! We did rent a car and drive to Tulum, the location of Riu Riviera Maya was halfway between Tulum and the Airport in Cancun, so convenient. We also were able to walk around Playa del Carmen, which was a five dollar taxi ride from the hotel. Overall a great trip! I will likely have my wedding at an adults-only resort (which Riu is not), but would be quite happy to get married in the garden gazebo or on the beach at the Riu Riviera Maya, though the character of the Riu Mexico was more personal. We managed to have a fun and relaxing time despite the weather. Proximity to Playa del Carmen was great!
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Good place
Roxy Dec 1, 2009
Nice, clean hotel, great service in the restuarant and by the pool/beach. Could only eat dinner in the buffet restaurant b/c ... all other restaurants were booked for all 4 days we were there, which was very disapointing. The buffet was fine and had 1-2 main meals that were very good, rest of the food was fine to average. Plenty of chairs to choose from by the pool and beach, no need to stake-out a chair by 9am.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Fantastic Getaway
Vacation Girl Nov 15, 2009
Great vacation, wonderful hotel and staff!!! ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Perfect retreat for anyone
Leeann Loves Mexico Nov 1, 2009
We have chosen to stay at RIU Palace Riviera Maya three times now and we keep coming back because it is dependably perfect ... every time. We love the pool, enjoy the shows, couldn't ask for better service from the staff and feel like it is a great deal for the price.
Traveler type: Couples
The best restaurant on site is Krystal.
Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful Stay!
The Halls Oct 29, 2009
Wonderful getaway for our anniversary! We stayed 6 nights and I cannot say anything negative about the hotel. We made ... reservations at 4 of the restaurants and Krystal was my favorite! Definitely worth making the reservation! We also took the Mayan adventure snorkeling tour and swam around sea turtles and through a cenote. Can't wait to go back!
Traveler type: Couples
We walked about 20 minutes (cabs only $5) from the hotel to 5th Avenue. There's a lot of shops, clubs, and restaurants there. We ate at Los Rancheros and split the Mexican Platter. It came with chips, salsa, beans, kabobs, sausage, ribs, fajitas, and quesadillas. Well worth $50 USD!
Score
4 out of 5
A piece of heaven in a luxury setting
Nutmeg Oct 22, 2009
The hotel is beautifully designed and offers some of the best beach setting which I have seen in my travels. The outdoor bar ... by tht pool offered gorgeous view of the ocean. However, the staff were too influenced by tips and did not provide the service I had hoped for. The staff at the restauraunts, however, were excellent. Service was incredible when it came to the formal dining. My major complaint was with the room. The air conditioner functioned poorly, plumbing did not always work properly, and lights would shut off periodically. Overall, I would come back again if the price is right. It is not a five star hotel but come pretty close.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
DREAM VACATION 009
people lover Oct 20, 2009
The staff met your every need.Grounds well kept. The only bad experience was that one night a man was let into our room by ... mistake. I was so scared. I got my husband, and we called security. It took two phone calls. The man was drunk, and very very rude. Called my husband names, and wouldn't leave. We got him to leave just before security arrived.I insisted the bed be changed. It was just, thank God, a man let in by the maid, in the wrong room. Not a thief. Overall the trip was beautiful, restful, and we truly enjoyed the sun.
Traveler type: Couples
BRING LONG PANTS AND A DRESS SHIRT. For dinner, which I loved, the men needed to look business casual. No problem for the women, we always dress up.
Score
5 out of 5
Fantastic getaway for the price
Ce Oct 19, 2009
Great restaurants, excellent food, plenty of bars, great nightly entertainment, and the staff is very helpful. ...
Traveler type: Family
Sign up for the specialty restaurants, they are a must.
Score
4 out of 5
A nice place!
The A Team Oct 18, 2009
Great location and very friendly staff. Pool area is nice with music and free-flowing drinks! Beach area is nice too with sun ... and also shaded areas to lay in. Food was good, but watch your attire. They will ask you to leave and change if you are not suitably attired. Dinner seems to be the time they are most picky about how you are dressed! Be sure to book theme restaurants right at 12 Noon each day. Each seating (2) only takes about 40-50 people so space is limited. If you go to the Lobby bar about 11:45AM you will be one of the first in line. You can only book 2 nights at a time! Rooms are nice, but hallways being all tile do make them noisy if you are trying to sleep. Also, a room facing the courtyard could be noisy as they have music and other entertainment each night in the main courtyard. The beds were a bit too firm for us...AC and ceiling fan in room was just fine to keep us cool enough. Staff was very friendly, but brush up on your Spanish to make sure you can ask questions, etc. Front desk was fluent in English. TV in room has mostly spanish speaking channels, but you do get Miami TV and the others like CNN. We also got TNT which had movies back to back. Remember there is a nice gift shop/sundries shop located underneath the main entrance. You have to go out the front doors and down the driveway (either direction) to get to this shop. It is directly underneath the front doors. They have much more than the small Lobby shop. Starbucks is nearby for those of you who can't survive without it. Travel from airport to resort is slow and painful on Gray Line. We paid $40 US to get a lift from Cancun back to the resort. The Gray Line shuttle is a little cheaper RT, but you will have to stop 3-4 times along the way to pick up and drop off others. That's a pain, as none of the resorts are near the road. Double check to make sure your "departure tax" has been included in your airline ticket. If not - $55 per person at the airport to get out of Mexico. This is a great palce to stay. Clean and well maintained. We will go back!
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
September 2009
Dad Oct 4, 2009
Great service by restaurant/bar staff. Poor service by front-desk staff. Very bad security; any body has complete access to ... your name and room number at any time. We had a suite with nice furniture and lay-out, but no hot water because the suites are furthest from the water-heaters and often don't get enough hot water. Maintenance mentioned to us that it has been a problem since opening day for the hotel. The floors of the hotel are extremely slick. We were all having trouble staying on our feet. Can be a real hazard. It was an issue every day. Food and food related services are superb.
Traveler type: Family
5th Avenue is great for shopping and dinning.
Score
5 out of 5
Romantic getaway
uaprincess Sep 30, 2009
This is the best trip I have ever taken ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great Getaway
Big Momma Sep 22, 2009
Everything was wonderful. We mostly stayed at the resort and enjoyed long walks on the beach. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Exceeded Expectaions!
LovetoTravel Sep 20, 2009
We took full advantage of all that was offered within the hotel, and then some. Lots of water sports, jet skis, snorkle, ... scuba, catamarans...GREAT!!
Traveler type: Single
An unbeatable value, but not a short cut anywhere. you often find shortcuts in some areas, but not here and not with RIU!
Score
5 out of 5
Labor Day 2009 trip
Vacation Lover Sep 17, 2009
This trip was awesome! I can't say enough good things about the Riu Palace resort. It was everything I expected plus so much ... more.The only thing I regret was that I had planned for longer than three nights, that was just not long enough. There was so much to see as this was my first time to the area, so wish I would have had more time to explore. We did check out a couple of other resorts in the area and I was very pleased I chose the Riu Palace!
Traveler type: Friends
We went on the Selvetica Canopy Tour while there, and it was so much fun!
Score
5 out of 5
Everything in abundance
Rast Sep 15, 2009
Food, drinks and service were great, nothing more to ask for. The rooms could be furnished a little more nicely. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Laundry in Playa del Carmen.
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I guess Coco Bongo is the place to go in downtown Playa Del Carmen. Lots of chicas.
--Scuba Man, San Jose, CA Dec 14, 2009
Bring small bills! People won't give you change if you're bartering, which you ALWAYS should. Also, never pay full price. Walk away, and they will bring you back and drop it. Stay strong for what you actually want to pay, even if it seems ungodly low at first, and you'll ALWAYS get it for that price.
--Michelle, Seattle, WA Dec 8, 2009
This hotel is just a 15-20 minute walk to downtown Playa. There are tons of shops and restaurants. If you are lazy you can get a cab for $50 pesos ($4-5 USD)
--John, Michigan Dec 5, 2009
The best restaurant on site is Krystal.
--Leeann Loves Mexico, Kansas City, MO Nov 1, 2009
We walked about 20 minutes (cabs only $5) from the hotel to 5th Avenue. There's a lot of shops, clubs, and restaurants there. We ate at Los Rancheros and split the Mexican Platter. It came with chips, salsa, beans, kabobs, sausage, ribs, fajitas, and quesadillas. Well worth $50 USD!
--The Halls, Birmingham, AL Oct 29, 2009
BRING LONG PANTS AND A DRESS SHIRT. For dinner, which I loved, the men needed to look business casual. No problem for the women, we always dress up.
--people lover, Detroit, Michigan Oct 20, 2009
Sign up for the specialty restaurants, they are a must.
--Ce, Newton, KS Oct 19, 2009
5th Avenue is great for shopping and dinning.
--Dad, Texas Oct 4, 2009
An unbeatable value, but not a short cut anywhere. you often find shortcuts in some areas, but not here and not with RIU!
--LovetoTravel, Pinehurst, NC Sep 20, 2009
We went on the Selvetica Canopy Tour while there, and it was so much fun!
--Vacation Lover, Austin, TX Sep 17, 2009
Laundry in Playa del Carmen.
--Rast, Germany Sep 15, 2009
Haggle!!! And look around before you buy. Most trinkets can be found in multiple locations so you can take your time to find the best price.
--SingleMom, Portland, OR Sep 14, 2009
GREAT! 9:45 PM every night and throughout the day many activities.
--TOURKEY, Houston, TX Sep 14, 2009
Some vendors have high prices and claim jewelry is pure silver. Most of it's not. You just have to haggle with them to get the prices down. The shops just down the street had great prices.
--Lori, Grants Pass, oregon Sep 14, 2009
Do your shopping in Playa del Carmen instead of Playacar. You will find better deals for way cheaper. It's a short ride or you can pay $5 for a cab from the hotel or you can walk 10-15 min into town
--Jessica, Austin Texas Sep 10, 2009
Book your activities ahead of time whenever possible. There are travel reps at the hotel but it is a hassle to sort through who is legitimate and who is selling time shares. We booked all through orbitz and we had one rep-good price-no hassle.
--Midwest Margarita Tasters, Kansas City, MO Aug 31, 2009
Eat downtown sometime. Great restaurants..Food on resort isnt the best
--Tim, Richmond, VA Aug 14, 2009
Make reservations for the specialty restaurants as soon as you arrive!
--Mike, Rochester, NY Aug 5, 2009
Make an early dinner reservation so that if you don't care for the meal OR are still hungry, you can still get into the buffet
--Bob and Alisa, Round Rock, TX Jul 25, 2009
Don't forget to take a tour to Chichen Itza, and the nearby Cenote, they are an experience of a lifetime (and the tour can be arranged through Orbitz).
--The Cousins from Miami, Miami, Florida Jul 12, 2009
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