Hotels with Hot Tubs in Mexico and Central America from AED 607

"I really enjoyed my stay at Riu Las Americas. The room was very nice. Only complaint is you couldn’t turn the temperature on the thermostat. The room would get very warm in the afternoon. The grounds were really nice and the main pool was really upbeat. The food was amazing, with lots of restaurants to choose from. The staff was great, friendly and welcoming. My only complaint was that when I booked my room on Expedia it said that I would get a $850 USD resort credit. This is a big lie!!! What you get are coupons for $15 off a massage or $10 dollars off something else. Even if I added up all the coupons that were available, it didn’t even come close to $850. Don’t advertise that you get a $850 credit if that’s not the case. That was really disappointing. Other than that I highly recommend staying here. "

"All very nice"

"We absolutely loved our stay at Camino Real Polanco! The décor is stunning, everything was spotless, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The location is safe, central, and surrounded by great restaurants—we enjoyed walking everywhere. We’d stay here again in a heartbeat!"

"Lovely historic hotel. Really neat decor, restaurants were excellent, staff was very helpful and courteous to an English only speaker, bar was neat. Just a really unique and neat place. Area around the hotel had a lot of variety and shopping and dining options. Seemed very safe."

"My favorite."

"This is a beautiful Hotel is right in the center of everything. We did not need to use our car we walked everywhere. The staff is very friendly, my husband and son love the gym they have they were able to use it everyday. We will be back next year for sure. Thank you to all of the Staff. 🙏🌺🇲🇽"

"Great place"

"Perfect staff "

"Did not need parking but the location is ideal for shopping as well as experiencing the history of the City as well as archeologic digs within walking distance. Great meal choices and restaurants nearby as well as on the roof of the hotel."