Riviera Maya Golf Vacations

Staff was wonderful, food was very good. Beach was clean but coul

Poolside seating was plentiful and comfortable

Nice property with beautiful roof top pool, club area is great with ocean front swim out and suite. kids club was excellent, food was ok (surprising in Mexico) and staff were nice but had better service at other Hyatts overall. Evening entertainment was ok.

Let me start with the positives. The staff are absolutely great. They are happy, gracious and, responsive and overall make for a very pleasant atmosphere. The food is phenomenal. From basic nachos and burgers, if that's what you feel like, to elevated breakfast and lunch, to top notch star-level dinners. If you're looking for quiet and privacy, with under 200 rooms, this is the place. There are no late night parties. Solo travelers, were left alone by others - unless they wanted to engage. There is wildlife to see, coatis, raccoons a few iguanas and some crocodiles (which are NOT a danger to humans). There are some things that are entirely out of the control of the resort and the staff. The resort itself is built on a swampy area so in places there is that swampy smell. It's not by any of the rooms, only along the path between the Ambar restaurant and the beach-side complex. Quintana Roo's sargassum problem is managed as best as it can be at this resort. It's being raked away all day, every day. Unfortunately, neighboring properties don't do as much, or some (ANY) clean-up efforts, making for putrid smelling walks along the beach if you venture off property. Again - the Blue Diamond beach is cleared. Unfortunately, along with the extraordinary positives, there are negatives. Each on their own would not be that big a deal, but compounded, they add up to an underwhelming experience. Blue Bay, which owns the property, have not been putting enough

This property is gorgeous. The staff is so friendly. There are so many activities on the property

The room and all areas of the resort were very clean and staff was always working to ensure that

Let me start with the positives. The staff are absolutely great. They are happy, gracious and, responsive and overall make for a very pleasant atmosphere. The food is phenomenal. From basic nachos and burgers, if that's what you feel like, to elevated breakfast and lunch, to top notch star-level dinners. If you're looking for quiet and privacy, with under 200 rooms, this is the place. There are no late night parties. Solo travelers, were left alone by others - unless they wanted to engage. There is wildlife to see, coatis, raccoons a few iguanas and some crocodiles (which are NOT a danger to humans). There are some things that are entirely out of the control of the resort and the staff. The resort itself is built on a swampy area so in places there is that swampy smell. It's not by any of the rooms, only along the path between the Ambar restaurant and the beach-side complex. Quintana Roo's sargassum problem is managed as best as it can be at this resort. It's being raked away all day, every day. Unfortunately, neighboring properties don't do as much, or some (ANY) clean-up efforts, making for putrid smelling walks along the beach if you venture off property. Again - the Blue Diamond beach is cleared. Unfortunately, along with the extraordinary positives, there are negatives. Each on their own would not be that big a deal, but compounded, they add up to an underwhelming experience. Blue Bay, which owns the property, have not been putting enough

This property is gorgeous. The staff is so friendly. There are so many activities on the property

Nice property with beautiful roof top pool, club area is great with ocean front swim out and suite. kids club was excellent, food was ok (surprising in Mexico) and staff were nice but had better service at other Hyatts overall. Evening entertainment was ok.

Poolside seating was plentiful and comfortable

Let me start with the positives. The staff are absolutely great. They are happy, gracious and, responsive and overall make for a very pleasant atmosphere. The food is phenomenal. From basic nachos and burgers, if that's what you feel like, to elevated breakfast and lunch, to top notch star-level dinners. If you're looking for quiet and privacy, with under 200 rooms, this is the place. There are no late night parties. Solo travelers, were left alone by others - unless they wanted to engage. There is wildlife to see, coatis, raccoons a few iguanas and some crocodiles (which are NOT a danger to humans). There are some things that are entirely out of the control of the resort and the staff. The resort itself is built on a swampy area so in places there is that swampy smell. It's not by any of the rooms, only along the path between the Ambar restaurant and the beach-side complex. Quintana Roo's sargassum problem is managed as best as it can be at this resort. It's being raked away all day, every day. Unfortunately, neighboring properties don't do as much, or some (ANY) clean-up efforts, making for putrid smelling walks along the beach if you venture off property. Again - the Blue Diamond beach is cleared. Unfortunately, along with the extraordinary positives, there are negatives. Each on their own would not be that big a deal, but compounded, they add up to an underwhelming experience. Blue Bay, which owns the property, have not been putting enough