A tropical beach with clear turquoise waters, numerous boats, and a resort area with thatched-roof buildings.

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Our top choices for Riviera Maya RV Parks

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1. camping kitam

camping kitam
1.0 star property
Tulum City Center
The price is AED 69
AED 97 total
includes taxes & fees
10 Aug - 11 Aug
camping kitam
1 bedroom, WiFi (free), bed sheets

2. Cozumel Glamping

Cozumel Glamping
1.0 star property
Cozumel
The price is AED 311
AED 417 total
includes taxes & fees
14 Aug - 15 Aug
Cozumel Glamping
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Top Riviera Maya Hotel Reviews

Bahia Principe Explore Tulum - Hyatt Inclusive Collection - All Inclusive

Bahia Principe Explore Tulum - Hyatt Inclusive Collection - All Inclusive

8/10 Good
"Great Resort, But It Has Lost Some of Its Hospitality Overall, we had a great stay at Bahía Príncipe. The resort is beautiful, the food was tasty, and my family enjoyed our vacation. However, having stayed here in the past, I definitely noticed a decline in the level of service. During previous visits, the staff seemed genuinely happy to welcome you. You were greeted with a cocktail, employees were attentive, and you really felt like you were there to relax and be taken care of. This time, much of that feeling was missing. It seems like the resort has moved toward more of a self-service model, with fewer staff members trying to handle a lot more. The employees who were there often seemed flustered and overwhelmed trying to keep up, so I don’t necessarily blame them. Even something as simple as waiting for a shuttle could feel like it took forever. We still had a good vacation, and there are many things to like about Bahía Príncipe, especially the food and the property itself. But compared with my previous experiences, it feels like some of the personal touches and hospitality have been replaced by cost-saving measures and a more corporate atmosphere. If I were choosing a resort again, I would probably try somewhere else that still provides that welcoming, catered-to experience you expect from an all-inclusive vacation."
Marvin 7-night trip
Posted 2 hours ago
Bahia Principe Explore Tulum - Hyatt Inclusive Collection - All Inclusive