Luxury Hotels in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo

"The villas were beautiful and located in a very calm environment, making it an ideal place for relaxation. There were plenty of fun activities to enjoy, and the staff was friendly and accommodating. The sports bar staying open overnight was a great perk. The food was excellent overall, except for the experience at La Dolce Vita, which was underwhelming. Unfortunately, we couldn’t reserve the Japanese restaurant despite trying early in the morning. The main drawback was that after heavy rain, many walkways to the villas became impassable for extended periods, which was quite inconvenient. "

"Great area, great property and even better staff friendliness. I continue to go to this location because it never disappoints. Everyone is super helpful and friendly- Miguel Arcos remembered our drinks, was very helpful with activities and very knowledgeable about all the hotel activities and restaurants available at the hotel. "

"The staff at the resort were very friendly (really made the effort to learn your name and remembers you), professional and hosted great activities such as guacamole class, riffle shooting, tshirt painting, pool volleyball, dancing performances, etc. Was also able to visit the other two Princess resorts (Grand Rivera Princess and Sunset Princess) and have drinks and meals there too. Great optionality to stay at one resort but Cleaning could be improved."

"It was absolutely beautiful however the bed was always very wet."

"Second time there and the only down side was that the bar on the rooftop was closed. But would definitly recommed."

"The resort - The staff was very nice. There were many pool areas to choose from, (louder with music and activities, and also quieter ones.) Plenty of easy to access bars, and a great buffet! A head's up- the "water park" (which is really just a few slides) and kid area are not included, and are geared to kids under about age 8. I'm glad we didn't pay for it! Due to the moist climate, many rooms smell terribly of mold, and are in need of vents! We traveled with our 7 and 9 year olds. Expedia - While I booked aa all inclusive package for two adults, and 2 children, ages 7 and 9, when we got to the resort, the hotel had "two babies" registered, so they charged us additional for our two kids! I could not call Expedia from Mexico, and wasted 2 hours in the lobby fighting with the hotel, finally chatting with an Expedia rep through the app. We finally just paid it so that we could start our vacation. In addition, Expedia advertised that our room had a "twin sofa bed", but it did not. Our first room had a small loveseat. We changed rooms twice, and ended up in a room with a weird twin sofa that the mattress unfolded but slanted onto the floor, & wasn't propped up at all. So the 4 of us pushed the 2 double beds together and slept together. We also did not receive the VIP welcome drinks or "gift" in the room. After returning home & fighting to speak to a supervisor, he refunded the extra charge for the 2 kids, as it was Expedia's fault. I appreciated that! We'd stay here again!"

"I loved that it was a beach front hotel. It had everything at a walking distance which was really nice! Very close to La Quinta Avenida. Area felt very safe at night! "

"Great place for Families. Rooms were very clean and the staff was awesome! We felt very safe at this Resort! "

"Great adult only place near 5th avenue"