In late 2023, Hyatt and Parks Hospitality Holdings announced a collaboration that will expand Hyatt’s footprint in Mexico, with the development of four new properties. If you ask me, the most interesting of these is the new Park Hyatt Riviera Maya, which will also be the brand’s first all-inclusive property. There’s now an update, as…
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Hyatt AIs are ALWAYS the same price (at least on points, but also almost positive cash too) for 1 or 2 guests.
That is crazy pricing. I can stay for two weeks at a 5 star all inclusive in Greece for the price of a night here.
What makes you think this property will open on time? See Park Hyatt del Cabo, HR Rome, Andaz Palm Springs, Thompson Rome, etc.
At those nightly rates, I think I'm still choosing to stay at Excellence if I want all-inclusive.
shhhh. dont want the secret to get out on the excellence group and their great brands.
The owner of this property is Parks Hospitality Holdings, which also owns the adjacent and fairly new Hilton Cancun All-Inclusive and Waldorf Astoria. Both were new builds as well. I checked out the Hilton and had a less than satisfactory stay, both with personal service-related experiences as well as with the physical layout and setup with the property itself. While it wasn't the worst Hilton AI I'd been to, I was surprised with the number of deficiencies. It definitely didn't warrant a return visit. High-pricing aside, I'm concerned that this new property will fall short of delivering Park Hyatt brand experiences given how this ownership group operates.
I really don't get riviera maya anymore. It's not affordable and I'm too afraid to rent a car anymore after getting shaken down by the police, plus the saragassum is terrible. why are people still going?