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Riviera Maya Family Hotel Reviews

19 reviews of family-friendly hotels and resorts in Riviera Maya.

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Two Kids' Clubs, Three Waterslides: Dreams Sapphire Resort Reviewed
Two Kids' Clubs, Three Waterslides: Dreams Sapphire Resort Reviewed
Three Waterslides, Two Kids' Clubs, and the Sargassum Question: Dreams Sapphire Resort & Spa Reviewed Dreams Sapphire Resort & Spa in Puerto Morelos is built around families — not …
Two Kids Clubs, One Resort: Ocean Coral & Turquesa Reviewed
Two Kids Clubs, One Resort: Ocean Coral & Turquesa Reviewed
Key Highlights Star rating: 5-star all-inclusive, beachfront Price: From $500–$700+/night for a family of 4 in peak season (children incur an extra fee; suites required for familie…
Seven Slides, One Kids Club: Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Reviewed
Seven Slides, One Kids Club: Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Reviewed
Seven waterslides, a wave pool, a lazy river, and a kids' club that covers ages 4 through 17 — the water park at Iberostar Selection Paraíso Lindo is the dominant reason families c…
Finest Playa Mujeres: The All-Inclusive That Takes Babies Seriously
Finest Playa Mujeres: The All-Inclusive That Takes Babies Seriously
Two separate water park zones — one built specifically for babies and toddlers — signal what Finest Playa Mujeres is actually about: a five-star all-inclusive where families with y…
All-Suites, All Ages: Generations Riviera Maya Family Review
All-Suites, All Ages: Generations Riviera Maya Family Review
The All-Suite, All-Ages Blueprint: Generations Riviera Maya Reviewed Every suite at Generations Riviera Maya faces the ocean — a deliberate design choice that signals what this pro…
Villas, Butler Service, Two Kids' Clubs: Fairmont Heritage Place Mayakoba
Villas, Butler Service, Two Kids' Clubs: Fairmont Heritage Place Mayakoba
Multi-bedroom villas with private plunge pools — not standard hotel rooms — are the baseline accommodation at Fairmont Heritage Place Mayakoba, and that distinction shapes everythi…
Explorer's Club from Age 3: Dreams Riviera Cancun Reviewed
Explorer's Club from Age 3: Dreams Riviera Cancun Reviewed
Key Highlights Star rating: 5-star All-inclusive: Yes — food, drinks, and non-motorized watersports included Price: $$$$ — averaging around $440/night; peak season rates for a fami…
Teens Club, Water Park, One Resort: Dreams Natura Reviewed
Teens Club, Water Park, One Resort: Dreams Natura Reviewed
Key Highlights Star rating: 5-star, all-inclusive, beachfront Price: From $650–$900+ per night (family of 4, peak season); rates from ~$404/night off-peak — varies significantly by…
Ventus Ha at Marina El Cid: A Resort With a Real Teens Club
Ventus Ha at Marina El Cid: A Resort With a Real Teens Club
Ventus Ha at Marina El Cid: A Resort That Actually Has a Teens Club Most all-inclusive resorts in the Riviera Maya stop at a kids' club and call it done. Ventus Ha runs……
Free Kids' Club for Ages 4–12: Margaritaville Riviera Cancun Reviewed
Free Kids' Club for Ages 4–12: Margaritaville Riviera Cancun Reviewed
The Parakeet Kids' Club at this Riviera Maya all-inclusive takes children from age 4 through 12 — a wider upper range than many competing resorts — and the complimentary pricing me…
Four Kids' Pools and a Teens Club: Princess Family Club Riviera Reviewed
Four Kids' Pools and a Teens Club: Princess Family Club Riviera Reviewed
Four Kids' Pools, a Pirate-Themed Club, and a Teens Club: Princess Family Club Riviera Does Multi-Age Groups Well Most all-inclusive resorts market themselves to families but desig…
Two Kids' Clubs, One Giant Pool: Hotel Marina El Cid Reviewed
Two Kids' Clubs, One Giant Pool: Hotel Marina El Cid Reviewed
Key Highlights Star rating: 5-star Price: $$$$ — from approximately $500–$700+ per night for a family of four during peak season (January 2027) All-inclusive: Yes — four restaurant…
Kids Club Ages 0–17: Iberostar Paraíso Maya Reviewed
Kids Club Ages 0–17: Iberostar Paraíso Maya Reviewed
The Water Park Is Just the Start: Iberostar Selection Paraíso Maya Reviewed The Star Camp kids' program here covers ages 0 to 17 — one of the broadest age ranges you'll find at&#82…
Dreams Playa Mujeres: Two Kids' Clubs, One Big Caveat
Dreams Playa Mujeres: Two Kids' Clubs, One Big Caveat
The water park here isn't a single slide bolted onto a pool deck — it's a proper complex of slides, splash buckets, and jets designed to work for toddlers through pre-teens. Paired…
Teens AND Kids Covered: Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun Reviewed
Teens AND Kids Covered: Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun Reviewed
A Water Park Resort That Actually Has Dedicated Teens Programming Most all-inclusive water park resorts in the Riviera Maya cater heavily to younger children and leave teenagers to…
Baby Club at Age 1: Grand Palladium White Sand Reviewed
Baby Club at Age 1: Grand Palladium White Sand Reviewed
Three dedicated clubs spanning ages 1 to 18 — including a baby club for the youngest travelers — is what sets Grand Palladium White Sand apart from most Riviera Maya all-inclusives…
Boat Canals and Baby Clubs: Grand Palladium Select Costa Mujeres
Boat Canals and Baby Clubs: Grand Palladium Select Costa Mujeres
A canal system you navigate by boat isn't the typical way to get around a beach resort — but at Grand Palladium Select Costa Mujeres, it's how you travel between the water park,&#8…
Splash Safari to Teens Lounge: Royalton Riviera Cancun Reviewed
Splash Safari to Teens Lounge: Royalton Riviera Cancun Reviewed
At Royalton Riviera Cancun, the water park isn't an afterthought — the Splash Safari is a full-scale feature with multiple slides and dedicated splash zones built to hold the atten…
Inside the Daisy Water Park: Ocean Riviera Paradise Reviewed
Inside the Daisy Water Park: Ocean Riviera Paradise Reviewed
The Daisy complex — a jungle-themed water park with slides sitting within the resort grounds — is one of the more concrete selling points that separates Ocean Riviera Paradise from…