5 Best All-Inclusive Family Resorts in Mexico for Under $500 per Night
A Mexican vacation might be more accessible than you think. Four of the top all-inclusive family resorts in Mexico have rooms priced at an average of $500 or less per night, according to TripAdvisor.
This could be an affordable way for your family to relax, unwind and create lasting tropical memories. Here’s a look at the five best all-inclusive resorts for families in Mexico that also happen to average less than $500 per night.
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Paradisus Playa Del Carmen Riviera Maya
From: $314 per night, according to Kayak
Rated 4.5 out of five stars on TripAdvisor, the Paradisus Playa Del Carmen Riviera Maya offers something for everyone. Enjoy direct access to the beach, a water park, splash park, two lagoon-style pools and a swim-up bar. Younger children can enjoy The Kidsdom – a fun kids’ club offering a variety of activities – and there’s a fully-stocked game room for tweens and teens.
Parents looking to relax can visit the spa or hit up the golf course. If you’re seeking adventure, take a day trip to the Mayan ruins, engage in watersports, go to an onsite pool party – with a DJ and dancers – or see a live show.
There’s no need to worry about food, as breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks are included in the cost of all rooms. The resort even has picky eaters covered, as there’s an adapted menu for those with food intolerances.
Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya
From: $485 per night, according to Kayak
Your kids won’t be complaining they’re bored at the beachfront Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya. Enjoy a family pool, water playground and unlimited ice cream, as well as a kids club – designed for ages 4 to 12 – and a lounge just for teenagers.
Rated 4.3 out of five stars on TripAdvisor, relax with a book by the water or take part in one of the resort’s many daily activities – i.e., beach volleyball, yoga, bike tour. Make memories in the evenings with beach movie nights, live cultural performances and dance classes.
Embark on a culinary tour at the resort’s 13 bars and restaurants – with all food and drinks covered with by your room rate.
Hilton Cancún
From: $451 per night, according to Kayak
Give your family the vacation of a lifetime at Hilton Cancún. Rated 4.6 out of five stars on TripAdvisor, this beachfront resort has 12 restaurants – and 24-hour room service – two infinity pools, a splash playground and host of active, relaxing and cultural daily activities.
Children ages 4 to 12 can enjoy the kids club and older kids can hang out independently in the teen zone. Nighttime entertainment includes a lineup of shows, a casino night, glow party, and silent disco.
Grand Fiesta Americana Los Cabos All Inclusive Golf & Spa
From: $494 per night, according to Kayak
Unwind with your family at the Grand Fiesta Americana Los Cabos All Inclusive Golf & Spa. Rated 4.6 out of five stars on TripAdvisor, the resort has nine restaurants, six bars, a sea-level golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus and six pools.
There’s also a beach, a kids club for your little ones and fun perks like a pillow menu. If you want to experience local culture, there’s plenty of available excursions – for an additional cost – such as whale watching, shopping, boating, and a variety of outdoor activities.
Paradisus Cancún
From: $427 per night, according to Kayak
Escape to the Paradisus Cancún resort for a relaxing family vacation. Little ones will enjoy the Kidsdom, where they can do crafts, science experiments and other fun activities, while making new friends. While the children are occupied, take advantage of the resort’s private golf course, grab a drink at one of the 19 onsite restaurants and bars or enjoy a spa treatment.
Rated 4.5 out of five stars on TripAdvisor, the resort offers direct access to the beach, multiple swimming pools and a dedicated kids splash park. You’ll also get personalized butler service and access to evening shows that highlight the local Mexican culture.
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