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These all-inclusive resorts set the standard for superlative stays in Mexico.
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Mexico may not have invented the all-inclusive vacation, but it certainly perfected it.
The only difficulty is selecting which all-inclusive is right for you.
They have been selected for their stunning design, excellent service, location, restaurants, and amenities.
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Discover our picks for the best all-inclusive resorts in Mexico.
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With 900 rooms, the resort layout can initially be confusing.
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Think on-site rivers, thick jungle foliage, and even a cenote-inspired spa.
Unsurprisingly, this resort was named on T+L’sWorld’s Best Awardslist for 2023.
This five-star all-inclusive resort overlooks a sparkling 1,000-foot stretch of white-sand beach.
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It has limited evening activities, which is a plus for some.
Guests come for the hydrotherapy circuit and stay for the lengthy list of holistic treatments.
The property is extensive, so shuttle service is offered to the many different corners of the resort.
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Riding from the furthest building takes about five minutes to the beach.
Reservations are required at the three specialty restaurants.
Overlooking a long stretch of powdery soft sand, this all-inclusive resort does not compromise on location and views.
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Guests can dine at the seven restaurants or indulge in the 20-room SE Spa.
Grand Velas Los Cabos
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This resort features some of the loveliest suites in Los Cabos, all with ocean views.
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The beach here is not safe for swimming, which is not uncommon for Los Cabos.
Grand Velas raised the bar on its brand with the debut of the Grand Velas Los Cabos.
However, guests don’t have to upgrade for the royal treatment.
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Starting rooms here are the Ambassador Suites, all Oceanview, and begin at 1,000 square feet.
Some reviewers note that the rooms need a refresh.
The two sleek towers feature 47 guest rooms and private terraces, including six suites with private plunge pools.
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All of The Towers suites come with enhanced amenities and 24-hour butler service.
Other exclusive perks include a beachfront fine dining restaurant and a separate fitness center.
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Stylish rooms all feature balconies and ocean views.
Restaurants require reservations and can fill up if the resort is at capacity.
Spacious rooms and private balconies woo travelers with views out to sea.
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Select suites boast private pools for even more seclusion.
By day, guests can lounge by the oceanfront infinity pools or dip into the 13,000-square-foot Spa Marquis.
Guests have reviewed that rooms need better sound insulation.
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WhileCancunis rich with a bevy offantastic all-inclusive resorts, the adults-only Atelier Playa Mujeres is a stunner.
The 593-room resort, a 2023 World’s Best resort, has a brag-worthy 3,000-square-foot Inspira Suite.
Even entry-level rooms begin at more than 700 square feet.
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Most restaurants are at family-friendly Grand Velas Los Cabos.
Suites begin at more than 900 square feet, each with a private terrace and Jacuzzi.
Select rooms have plunge pools and fire pits on their balconies.
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Travel + Leisure contributor Susmita Baral visited the resort in March 2024.
She writes, “The shining star of the property is its oceanfront infinity pool.
She notes that the all-inclusive includes an array of tasting experiences.
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The Agave tasting room has a curated selection of tequila and mezcal and plenty of tequila tastings.
Hotel Xcaret Mexico
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Guests have unlimited, all-inclusive access to any of Grupo Xcarets theme parks.
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With 900 rooms, this is one of the largest resorts in the region.
It’s always challenging to pick favorites, especially when it comes to Mexico’s all-inclusive resorts.
Designed with the same theme as its adults-only iteration, this jungle-shrouded mega resort truly offers something for everyone.
It even has a section exclusively for adults with a private rooftop pool and bar area.
Rooms do not have televisions a plus for some.
A chic outdoor living room with oversized poufs creates a welcoming lounge space on the sand.
Pueblo Bonito Mazatlan Beach Resort
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It is an all-inclusive optional resort, so be sure you are booking the all-inclusive package.
Mazatlan is one of Mexico’s underrated beach destinations.
This family-friendly stunner features large luxury residences and one-bedroom suites that are perfect for couples.
Guests can soak up the sun from eight pools, including an adults-only rooftop infinity pool.
The all-inclusive package includes all meals, beverages, room service, and organized activities.
The beachfront is located at its sister property, a shuttle ride away.
Puerto Vallarta has a long list of all-inclusive resorts, but the best in town is undoubtedly Hotel Mousai.
I like it so much I’ve visited it three times.
I love this resort for its funky, off-beat design that swings between Art Deco and the 80s.
Think opulent chandeliers and neon.
The two Mousai towers are the adults-only resort within the larger Garza Blanca Preserve Resort & Spa.
Guests can dine at any of the six Hotel Mousai restaurants and the additional three at Garza Blanca.
This is one of the more expensive resorts in Mexico.
Restaurant reservations are required.
You’ll find activities, live entertainment, and a lively bar scene here.
The golf clubs are not technically part of the resort.
A fun, activity-heavy vibe sets the tone for this all-inclusive beachfront resort.
Think tequila and regional wine tastings, cooking classes, and time parties.
Rates include these, plus the Fiesta Kids Club and a wide range of dining options.
The resort has a luxe spa, as well as a golf course.
It’s pure magic.”
She also took listing on the It List into consideration.