This fresh resort is located in what’s planned to be a luxury development just north of Playa del Carmen. The 401 rooms and suites are spread along the resort’s main building through 90 two-story casitas set along meandering lagoons crossed by bridges. It can be a very long trek to the beach,… more so golf carts, bicycles, and even boats are available. Rooms have balconies or terraces, big bathrooms, LCD flat-screen TVs, and CD players, along with tea and coffee makers. The décor is standard high-end resort fare, with few hints you’re in Mexico. The development’s 18-hole golf course is a plus, but the resort’s restaurants are not quite up to par yet.
We just got back from our stay during Easter Week 2008. Staff: Very firendly and polite. Would bend over backward to do what was needed
my family and i have benn to many 5 star hotels and lot of fairmonts hotels and i beg to dfer that this the worst hotel at least for me
We stayed in mid-march 2007. We stayed in the lowest fare room which was also in the biggest building which was only four stories. The
Our stay at the Fairmont Mayakoba was okay. For the past several years, we have stayed at the Fairmont Pierre Marques in Acapulco. We will return to the Pierre Marques next year. Pros: -We had a beautiful one bedroom suite with lagoon and jungle... more
We very much enjoyed the hotel, the casitas were simply the best and the service was as always wtih the Fairmont chain simply fantastic. The food was top notch and staff friendly and not hesittant to assist at any time of day. If you are looking for... more
We have just returned from a 5 night stay at the Fairmont Mayakoba. While we liked it very much, we did not love it. The Pros Very much a 5 star resort in its attention to customer service. Very beautiful setting rooms very spacious and clean-beds... more
My husband and I stayed at the Mayakoba Resort March 7th through the 12th with a large group. I have never been to Mexico and have always instead gone to Maui for family "beach" vacations. I felt safe in Hawaii and always questioned Mexico. I was... more
Fairmont Mayakoba is a great relaxing destination for the traveler seeking a rest from the busy life. The resort is extremely nice, the grounds great, the pools very nice, the restaurants very good. This is a place to get away from the daily grind... more
My spouse and I, as well as his parents stayed here from March 1-5th for a Business Convention. It is very beautiful and luxurious. It is set among mangrove jungle and underground rivers and covers over 200 acres. Most of the rooms are casitas which... more
The resort is truly gorgeous, this I will say. The rooms are luxurious and chic, the grounds stunning. That being said, for the money we paid to stay here, we truly got just a plush room and beautiful view, and nickel and dimed on everything else.... more
