Families and resort activities
Casa Viento
Casa Viento is close to the resort’s rivers, family activities, pools, and shared recreation areas. Its suite options include garden, river, and swim-up categories.
View Casa VientoOcean View Suite at Hotel Xcaret Mexico
The Ocean View Suite at Hotel Xcaret Mexico is designed around elevation, horizon lines, and visual openness. Rather than prioritizing proximity to water or ground-level immersion, this suite emphasizes distance and perspective—using height and orientation to frame expansive views of the Caribbean Sea.
The experience is shaped by contrast. The energy of the resort remains below, while the suite itself functions as a quieter, elevated vantage point where light, air, and movement define the atmosphere.
Bedroom Orientation and Interior Design
The bedroom in the Ocean View Suite is positioned to face outward toward the sea, with large windows or sliding doors that allow natural light and horizon views to define the space. The ocean becomes the dominant visual element, present throughout the day without intruding on privacy or comfort.
Interior finishes follow Hotel Xcaret Mexico’s established design language—stone textures, warm wood accents, and neutral tones that keep the focus on the view rather than interior ornamentation. The room feels open and composed, using restraint rather than decoration to support rest.
Clear circulation around the bed and seating areas allows the suite to remain functional for longer stays without feeling oversized or underutilized.
Interior Flow and Everyday Comfort
The layout connects the sleeping area, lounge space, and bathroom into a continuous interior environment. Rather than compartmentalizing functions, the suite encourages relaxed movement and flexible use throughout the day.
Climate control, ceiling fans, and blackout curtains work together to maintain comfort regardless of outdoor conditions. Lighting is layered and adjustable, allowing guests to shift the mood from daytime openness to evening calm without competing with the natural light.
Storage, minibar, and work surfaces are integrated subtly, preserving a clean visual field and avoiding unnecessary clutter.
Ocean-Facing Balcony Experience
The defining feature of the Ocean View Suite is its private balcony overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Positioned above the resort’s main activity zones, the balcony provides distance rather than immediacy—framing the water as a visual constant rather than an interactive element.
Most balconies include seating and a Jacuzzi, allowing guests to remain outdoors while maintaining privacy and separation from shared spaces. The elevation reduces ambient noise, replacing it with wind and distant wave sound rather than activity from pools or walkways below.
Unlike swim-up or garden-level terraces, this space emphasizes outlook and scale rather than access or enclosure.
Privacy and Relationship to Surroundings
Ocean View Suites are typically located in upper-level sections of the resort where height naturally limits visibility from neighboring paths and shared amenities. Sightlines are directed outward toward the sea and sky, minimizing visual overlap with other guest areas.
At night, exterior lighting remains minimal, preserving the sense of openness while maintaining orientation and safety. The result is a setting that feels expansive without feeling exposed.
The suite maintains separation from the resort’s more active zones while remaining visually connected to its coastal setting.
Who the Ocean View Suite Is Best Suited For
The Ocean View Suite at Hotel Xcaret Mexico works especially well for:
Couples who value expansive views over direct outdoor access
Guests who prefer elevation and distance from pool-level activity
Travelers who enjoy balconies and private outdoor soaking spaces
Stays where scenery and perspective matter more than proximity
It is less focused on interaction with the landscape and more aligned with observation and visual calm.
Connection to the Resort Experience
While the Ocean View Suite offers a more removed and elevated environment, it remains fully integrated into Hotel Xcaret Mexico’s layout. Elevators and nearby corridors provide direct access to dining venues, pools, transportation points, and park shuttles without unnecessary detours.
This allows guests to engage fully with the resort’s activity-rich structure while returning to a quieter, view-driven space between experiences.
Final Thoughts on the Ocean View Suite at Hotel Xcaret Mexico
The Ocean View Suite offers a composed, horizon-centered experience shaped by elevation and openness. Its design prioritizes perspective, light, and visual continuity, using the sea as a constant backdrop rather than an interactive feature.
For guests who prefer distance, scale, and uninterrupted views over immediate access to water or ground-level spaces, the Ocean View Suite provides a balanced and thoughtfully positioned option within Hotel Xcaret Mexico.
Explore the Casas at Hotel Xcaret México
Central resort location
Casa Espiral
Casa Espiral sits near many of the resort’s main areas and offers garden, river, ocean-view, junior, and swim-up suite categories.
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Family suite selection
Casa Tierra
Casa Tierra offers one of the hotel’s broadest room selections, including garden, ocean-view, oceanfront family, junior, swim-up, and presidential suites.
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Spa suites and quiet surroundings
Casa Agua
Located near Muluk Spa, Casa Agua offers spa-focused garden, river, and junior suites. It may suit guests who want to stay close to the hotel’s wellness facilities.
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Adults-only Casa
Casa Fuego
Casa Fuego is the hotel’s adults-only Casa. Guests have access to its private restaurant and rooftop area, with river, oceanfront, junior, swim-up, and presidential suite options.
View Casa FuegoAvailable suites, age requirements, Casa access, and included benefits can vary by room category and reservation terms. Check the Casa and suite name shown with your available room before booking.
Restaurants at Hotel Xcaret México
Plant-based cuisine
Bio
Plant-based dishes made with fresh ingredients and flavors drawn from Mexican cooking and the resort’s natural surroundings.
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Dining inside natural caves
Las Cuevas
Brazilian-style grilled meats are served inside the resort’s natural cave system, making the setting a central part of the meal.
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Beachfront dining
Las Playas
A casual outdoor restaurant serving seafood and grilled dishes near the beach and Caribbean shoreline.
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Adults-only dining
Fuego
Contemporary cuisine and ocean views offered within Casa Fuego for guests who meet the restaurant’s access requirements.
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Japanese-inspired cuisine
Xin-Gao
Japanese-inspired menus featuring sushi, teppanyaki, and other Asian dishes prepared across several dining experiences.
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Dinner and live performance
Teatro del Rio
A dinner-and-show experience that combines Mexican food, music, live performance, and storytelling beside the river.
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Family-friendly buffet
Chibali
A relaxed international buffet with familiar dishes and options intended for children, adults, and different tastes.
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Mexican market-style dining
Mercado de la Merced
A market-style restaurant with regional Mexican dishes, traditional flavors, and food stations inspired by different parts of the country.
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Mexican cantina
Cantina Los Faroles
Regional dishes, drinks, music, and a setting based on the atmosphere of a traditional Mexican cantina.
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International dining
La Trajinera
International buffet and à la carte selections served near the resort’s waterways in a colorful indoor and outdoor setting.
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Michelin-starred tasting menu
HA
Chef Carlos Gaytán’s tasting experience presents contemporary Mexican cooking through a set sequence of carefully prepared courses.
View HARestaurant schedules, menus, age requirements, dress codes, reservation policies, and additional charges can change. Confirm the current terms for each restaurant before your stay.
What Guests Are Saying About Hotel Xcaret Mexico
Benoit Mcnamara
1 month ago
Google reviews don't have separate sections, so here it is as one flowing review:
This resort feels like a machine built to process and upsell guests, not to host them. The setting is genuinely stunning, the architecture, jungle and river landscape are exceptional, the kids' activities are great, and the access to the Xcaret park is convenient. That's why we chose it, and that's where the positives end.
The problems started before we reached our room. Despite written confirmation from the hotel's own team over WhatsApp (case 07495547) that our 2-year-old would be treated as an infant at no extra charge, and despite our room being booked and priced for exactly our family of four with both children free, the duty manager, Carlos, insisted at 9pm check-in on charging us for an additional guest. We paid about $2,200 USD for a night listed at $1,649 for our group. Check-in is not a welcome here, it's an upselling exercise, and our formal complaint changed nothing.
The facilities are beautiful but effectively inaccessible. Not a single à la carte restaurant reservation was available during our stay, while some restaurants appeared to be block-booked for what looked like timeshare sales events.
We gave them every opportunity to make things right and even booked a second stay, but changing rooms was difficult and every request became a negotiation. Housekeeping needed three attempts to make up a hide-a-bed, and on the fourth try installed a duvet cover that was still wet. There were bugs in the room, and the front desk's complete indifference when I reported it said everything.
We ended up cutting our stay short and moving to Chablé Maroma, a real 5-star, where the difference was immediate. At $1,700 a night, Hotel Xcaret is a spectacular setting wrapped around an operation that simply does not care. No value, no hospitality, not a 5-star.
This resort feels like a machine built to process and upsell guests, not to host them. The setting is genuinely stunning, the architecture, jungle and river landscape are exceptional, the kids' activities are great, and the access to the Xcaret park is convenient. That's why we chose it, and that's where the positives end.
The problems started before we reached our room. Despite written confirmation from the hotel's own team over WhatsApp (case 07495547) that our 2-year-old would be treated as an infant at no extra charge, and despite our room being booked and priced for exactly our family of four with both children free, the duty manager, Carlos, insisted at 9pm check-in on charging us for an additional guest. We paid about $2,200 USD for a night listed at $1,649 for our group. Check-in is not a welcome here, it's an upselling exercise, and our formal complaint changed nothing.
The facilities are beautiful but effectively inaccessible. Not a single à la carte restaurant reservation was available during our stay, while some restaurants appeared to be block-booked for what looked like timeshare sales events.
We gave them every opportunity to make things right and even booked a second stay, but changing rooms was difficult and every request became a negotiation. Housekeeping needed three attempts to make up a hide-a-bed, and on the fourth try installed a duvet cover that was still wet. There were bugs in the room, and the front desk's complete indifference when I reported it said everything.
We ended up cutting our stay short and moving to Chablé Maroma, a real 5-star, where the difference was immediate. At $1,700 a night, Hotel Xcaret is a spectacular setting wrapped around an operation that simply does not care. No value, no hospitality, not a 5-star.
Xavier Pena
2 months ago
Great place to vacation with family and loved ones. Its a total experience, the food, the drinks, the vibes...loved every aspect of the place. The rooms are super comfortable, the food is delicious, the drinks hit just right. Lots of variety of different types of foods, they have a ton of restaurants to pick from, bars and pools all across the resort, the parks are amazing and have a ton of different activities to do. You can go a whole week and still not have enough time to do everything. Definitely worth going back a 2nd, 3rd and 4th time. First time around, we did parks, the 2nd time we decided to enjoy more of what the hotel had to offer. Still enjoyed every day of my stay. Mexico phase 2 is definitely a great addition. Cant wait for Arte phase 2 and im sure they will keep expanding more as the years come along.
Hilda Rocha
2 months ago
I am writing to express my disappointment with my recent stay at Hotel Xcaret México. My family spent over $11,000 expecting a premium vacation, but we experienced repeated service failures that significantly affected our trip.
After arriving on a red-eye flight with my four children, check-in was slow and disorganized, and we were then followed by staff to pressure us to attend a membership presentation. Room service was also poor: our order took hours to arrive, and the room phone did not work. Housekeeping was inconsistent, and bottled water was not replenished daily.
We also had major problems with lost and found. My daughter left a cap at a buffet restaurant, and although staff confirmed it had been turned in, it took three days and multiple visits before it was finally located.
Restaurant reservations were another major issue. We were never told in advance that reservations had to be made early, and by the time we learned this, most restaurants were fully booked. When staff finally secured a reservation for us, they made it for the wrong number of guests. After I pointed this out and they tried to fix it, they said reservations had to be made by room and was told I had two 6:30pm reservations. At the restaurant they refused to seat my family because one of the two reservations was for 6:00pm and were well past the 15 minute grace period. Even though half of us were still on time, we were still denied service. However, why would I want to dine with 2 of my children and niece missing (people in second room)? The restaurant was mostly empty, yet we were still turned away. Only after escalating the issue at the front desk were we eventually given seating elsewhere.
The reservation app also caused unnecessary frustration because staff could not explain how to log in correctly. I eventually discovered on my own that the room number needed an extra “1” at the beginning.
I also attended the membership presentation after being promised a $400 voucher and told it would last only 90 minutes with no pressure to buy. Instead, the presentation lasted well over two hours, and I had to speak with five different sales representatives before they finally honored the voucher.
Finally, our departure experience was disappointing as well. My niece, who was transferring to Hotel Xcaret Arte, was refused assistance and told to pay for a taxi despite remaining within the Xcaret resort system.
These repeated issues turned what should have been a relaxing family vacation into a stressful experience. I respectfully request appropriate compensation for the inconvenience, lost time, and disappointment my family endured. I also hope these concerns are taken seriously so future guests receive the level of service your resort promises.
However, we did have fun at the parks. But customer service at resort is very lacking.
After arriving on a red-eye flight with my four children, check-in was slow and disorganized, and we were then followed by staff to pressure us to attend a membership presentation. Room service was also poor: our order took hours to arrive, and the room phone did not work. Housekeeping was inconsistent, and bottled water was not replenished daily.
We also had major problems with lost and found. My daughter left a cap at a buffet restaurant, and although staff confirmed it had been turned in, it took three days and multiple visits before it was finally located.
Restaurant reservations were another major issue. We were never told in advance that reservations had to be made early, and by the time we learned this, most restaurants were fully booked. When staff finally secured a reservation for us, they made it for the wrong number of guests. After I pointed this out and they tried to fix it, they said reservations had to be made by room and was told I had two 6:30pm reservations. At the restaurant they refused to seat my family because one of the two reservations was for 6:00pm and were well past the 15 minute grace period. Even though half of us were still on time, we were still denied service. However, why would I want to dine with 2 of my children and niece missing (people in second room)? The restaurant was mostly empty, yet we were still turned away. Only after escalating the issue at the front desk were we eventually given seating elsewhere.
The reservation app also caused unnecessary frustration because staff could not explain how to log in correctly. I eventually discovered on my own that the room number needed an extra “1” at the beginning.
I also attended the membership presentation after being promised a $400 voucher and told it would last only 90 minutes with no pressure to buy. Instead, the presentation lasted well over two hours, and I had to speak with five different sales representatives before they finally honored the voucher.
Finally, our departure experience was disappointing as well. My niece, who was transferring to Hotel Xcaret Arte, was refused assistance and told to pay for a taxi despite remaining within the Xcaret resort system.
These repeated issues turned what should have been a relaxing family vacation into a stressful experience. I respectfully request appropriate compensation for the inconvenience, lost time, and disappointment my family endured. I also hope these concerns are taken seriously so future guests receive the level of service your resort promises.
However, we did have fun at the parks. But customer service at resort is very lacking.
Brenda Kosciuk
2 months ago
Our 6 night stay at Hotel Xcaret México was absolutely outstanding.
The resort is gorgeous, the food is delicious, the service is incredible and the parks are extremely fun (Xplor and Xenotes were our favorites).
Everyone that we came into contact with was amazing, kind and helpful.
Special shoutouts to:
- Karla at the Casa Luna rooftop pool (¡hola, Karla!, no tuve la oportunidad de despedirme 😣)
- Antony de Mercado
-Paulina y Tony at Xenotes tour (a must!!)
- Omar at Tulum
We will definitely be back!!
The resort is gorgeous, the food is delicious, the service is incredible and the parks are extremely fun (Xplor and Xenotes were our favorites).
Everyone that we came into contact with was amazing, kind and helpful.
Special shoutouts to:
- Karla at the Casa Luna rooftop pool (¡hola, Karla!, no tuve la oportunidad de despedirme 😣)
- Antony de Mercado
-Paulina y Tony at Xenotes tour (a must!!)
- Omar at Tulum
We will definitely be back!!
Orlando D. Maldonado
2 months ago
I am currently staying at Xcaret, and I have to say this has been one of the most disappointing resort experiences I’ve ever had.
For nearly 36 hours, we’ve had ongoing issues with our room door lock. The resort keeps insisting that our room is the only one affected, but that simply isn’t true. I’m here as part of a wedding party, and two other family members have experienced the exact same problem.
Every single time we leave our room whether it’s to visit the parks or just grab something to eat—our room bracelet no longer unlocks the door. We then have to wait for security to come and let us back into our room. This has happened repeatedly and has become incredibly frustrating.
What’s even more disappointing is the lack of accountability. We’ve been told multiple times that the issue has been “fixed,” yet it continues to happen. No one from management has taken ownership or provided a real solution.
I’ve stayed at many resorts over the years, and this has been, without question, the worst experience I’ve had. Between the poor service, the lack of communication, and management’s failure to resolve an ongoing issue, this stay has fallen far below the standard I expected.
For nearly 36 hours, we’ve had ongoing issues with our room door lock. The resort keeps insisting that our room is the only one affected, but that simply isn’t true. I’m here as part of a wedding party, and two other family members have experienced the exact same problem.
Every single time we leave our room whether it’s to visit the parks or just grab something to eat—our room bracelet no longer unlocks the door. We then have to wait for security to come and let us back into our room. This has happened repeatedly and has become incredibly frustrating.
What’s even more disappointing is the lack of accountability. We’ve been told multiple times that the issue has been “fixed,” yet it continues to happen. No one from management has taken ownership or provided a real solution.
I’ve stayed at many resorts over the years, and this has been, without question, the worst experience I’ve had. Between the poor service, the lack of communication, and management’s failure to resolve an ongoing issue, this stay has fallen far below the standard I expected.
Saki
2 months ago
I would return here despite a few pros and cons, as is to be expected on any trip and we never expect perfection.
Our room drain had the MOST FOUL smell. I don’t think that can be helped though as I have experienced that around Cancún in general, especially this season with the sargassum overbloom. They don’t restock the mini-fridge daily and if they’re supposed to, well they didn’t even when they cleaned our room. Wait staff is SUPERB, front desk is extremely helpful, and the concierge is as helpful as they can be with the overall resort restrictions (I got sick my third day the night before our reservation for the boat dinner. THEY DO NOT ANSWER THEIR PHONES and therefore I walked down the next morning. I was charged the cancel fee (understandable if I didn’t try calling the afternoon and night before and I felt so sick I told them I don’t care, but at least it will free up that space if someone was waiting. I also literally stated “I don’t think being ill and stuck on an alcohol and dinner BOAT cruise will be good FOR ANYONE. Especially if I become any kind of ill….” I was more disgruntled that no one answers the phones there EVER and I called every line from the room to have me transferred to concierge to see if it could be more helpful to have the call picked up, and they still didn’t answer 🤣). If you need to change reservations you will have to try and do so within their available hours in person. Despite this small situation, all staff were pleasant at all times. This is the same in the parks. Everyone was so friendly and helpful! My family still had a very memorable and fun visit and we would return!
Our room drain had the MOST FOUL smell. I don’t think that can be helped though as I have experienced that around Cancún in general, especially this season with the sargassum overbloom. They don’t restock the mini-fridge daily and if they’re supposed to, well they didn’t even when they cleaned our room. Wait staff is SUPERB, front desk is extremely helpful, and the concierge is as helpful as they can be with the overall resort restrictions (I got sick my third day the night before our reservation for the boat dinner. THEY DO NOT ANSWER THEIR PHONES and therefore I walked down the next morning. I was charged the cancel fee (understandable if I didn’t try calling the afternoon and night before and I felt so sick I told them I don’t care, but at least it will free up that space if someone was waiting. I also literally stated “I don’t think being ill and stuck on an alcohol and dinner BOAT cruise will be good FOR ANYONE. Especially if I become any kind of ill….” I was more disgruntled that no one answers the phones there EVER and I called every line from the room to have me transferred to concierge to see if it could be more helpful to have the call picked up, and they still didn’t answer 🤣). If you need to change reservations you will have to try and do so within their available hours in person. Despite this small situation, all staff were pleasant at all times. This is the same in the parks. Everyone was so friendly and helpful! My family still had a very memorable and fun visit and we would return!
D Anthony Coleman
3 months ago
Just returned from a 6 day trip and it was all very exciting. There are so many things to do that you have to go multiple times.
The staff made the trip. Everyone was very gracious and it all seemed very genuine and not forced because it’s the job. I cant say enough about the people.
There are so many food options. And it was relatively easy to get reservations for whatever we wanted. The room service was a little hit or miss, but it’s a tiny city with 5k employees and sometimes something will get dropped. It didn’t take from the experience at all. The lobby bar has the best coffee on the property. We were on what they call Mexico 1. It’s the kid centric side but you can walk right over to Mexico 2 and swim over there and go down the giant water slides.
The cave swimming was awesome. But it’s a bit of a longer swim. The pools are everywhere and awesome. Swim up bars and great drinks.
We should have splurged for a bigger room, but we were totally satisfied. A large hot tub that was cool, a big shower and separate toilet. Mini bar restocked each day, snacks also.
The check in can be lengthy but there is a lot of information. Checkout for us was ridiculous. There was one person and we missed our bus because the one person was dealing with everyone in line.
We will be going back for sure though.
The staff made the trip. Everyone was very gracious and it all seemed very genuine and not forced because it’s the job. I cant say enough about the people.
There are so many food options. And it was relatively easy to get reservations for whatever we wanted. The room service was a little hit or miss, but it’s a tiny city with 5k employees and sometimes something will get dropped. It didn’t take from the experience at all. The lobby bar has the best coffee on the property. We were on what they call Mexico 1. It’s the kid centric side but you can walk right over to Mexico 2 and swim over there and go down the giant water slides.
The cave swimming was awesome. But it’s a bit of a longer swim. The pools are everywhere and awesome. Swim up bars and great drinks.
We should have splurged for a bigger room, but we were totally satisfied. A large hot tub that was cool, a big shower and separate toilet. Mini bar restocked each day, snacks also.
The check in can be lengthy but there is a lot of information. Checkout for us was ridiculous. There was one person and we missed our bus because the one person was dealing with everyone in line.
We will be going back for sure though.
Andrea Levicki
5 months ago
We have been to this resort twice—our first visit was before the expansion. At that time, it truly felt like a 5-star, exceptional experience. The service made you feel special, meals were never rushed, and everything flowed effortlessly. You could walk around at any time of day and easily find a lounger, and the overall atmosphere was relaxed and luxurious.
On our second visit, unfortunately, it felt more like a 4-star experience. The resort has grown significantly, and with that has come heavy traffic throughout. One evening, we spent an hour walking to five different restaurants, all with lineups. Guests now wake up early to “save” loungers, which really takes away from the experience.
The service was still good, but noticeably slower. Many times, we were left with dirty tables or had to get our own drinks. It simply feels like there isn’t enough staff for the number of guests.
That said, the resort itself is absolutely stunning. The rooms are still 5-star, and the attention to detail—especially in the bathrooms throughout the property—is incredible. It’s truly beautiful. However, it seems the staffing and service haven’t yet caught up with the expansion, which is disappointing.
On our second visit, unfortunately, it felt more like a 4-star experience. The resort has grown significantly, and with that has come heavy traffic throughout. One evening, we spent an hour walking to five different restaurants, all with lineups. Guests now wake up early to “save” loungers, which really takes away from the experience.
The service was still good, but noticeably slower. Many times, we were left with dirty tables or had to get our own drinks. It simply feels like there isn’t enough staff for the number of guests.
That said, the resort itself is absolutely stunning. The rooms are still 5-star, and the attention to detail—especially in the bathrooms throughout the property—is incredible. It’s truly beautiful. However, it seems the staffing and service haven’t yet caught up with the expansion, which is disappointing.
Kate Hamilton
6 months ago
Our family had such a great experience at Hotel Xcaret and the Xcaret parks (Xcaret, Xplor, and Xenses). The food was great and we loved trying the restaurants from each region of Mexico. We especially loved Chi and La Silla. Our trip felt like the perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, food, creativity, and culture for a family with two young kids. The photo package was really fun and our kids loved finding the places where they could scan their bracelet to snap a fun photo. We loved viewing them each evening on our TV in the hotel to reminisce on our day. There are so many little touches of detail that make this place special. Highly recommend!
Camille Delamare
7 months ago
Amazing resort and parks, it is one of my favourite places in Mexico when it is about all inclusive.
DO NOT accept the talk to get something free as they will take more than 4 hours trying to sell you a package even though they told you it would take only an hour.
Apart from that, everything is amazing, the customer service is incredible and the unlimited access to the parks is definitely a plus ♥️
DO NOT accept the talk to get something free as they will take more than 4 hours trying to sell you a package even though they told you it would take only an hour.
Apart from that, everything is amazing, the customer service is incredible and the unlimited access to the parks is definitely a plus ♥️
Xcaret Parks and Tours Included with Your Stay
Your selected stay includes access to participating Xcaret parks, tours, and transportation benefits according to the reservation terms.
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