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Maroma Hotel Guide

When the blue-green waters of the Mayan Riviera beckon, flights to Cancun take you to pristine white beaches where your cares will melt away. Maroma, a privately owned beach, is located in the Mexican State of Quintana Roo along the southeastern coast of the Caribbean Sea. Checking into hotel rooms near Maroma will soon have you sipping pina coladas in the sand under colorful umbrellas.

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Cheap hotels close to Maroma Beach are located along highway 307 and the beach. There are no hotels on the actual beach since the land between the highway and the beach used to be mainly jungle—the only access was from the sea. This makes Punta Maroma a pristine environment and it's voted among the top 10 beaches in the world. You can gain access to the beach by one of the private resort entrances for a breathtaking experience.

Exploring Quintana Roo

Hotels by Maroma are typically in Playa del Carmen, and there is more to do here than you can imagine. Take the whole family swimming with dolphins; tour ancient Mayan ruins; or enjoy coral reefs, a butterfly garden, or aviary. Go zip-lining in the jungle or shop along Fifth Avenue for local arts and crafts. Take a 45-minute ferry across the sea to Cozumel Island and visit Chankanaab National Park to see different varieties of tropical fish. In the main neighborhood of San Miguel, you can find live music and black bean soup with fish tacos to fill your stomach. Burn off any vacation calories by heading north to Cancun, where you can dance the night away in a swanky resort nightclub or a beach cabana.

When considering Maroma vacation packages, remember that you can save up to $537 when you book a hotel and flight at the same time through Travelocity. Relax on the beach and enjoy your Mayan Riviera getaway!

Recent Maroma hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort

4 out of 5

Posted less than an hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We enjoyed our stay at the Hilton all inclusive. The staff was extremely friendly ( especially David and Aylin in concierge). The food was all delicious, especially their steak house. The drinks were good, typical all inclusive styled drinks. I will note however, the property is located quite a ways from the Hotel Zone, we went during the sargassum peak time so the water was a little murky. We spent most of the time in the pool. One thing I did notice is that the pool needs maintenance for the kids section and both swimming pools. The tiles are falling off which is a huge hazard. I counted a few times where individuals were being treated for cut wounds due to the sharp edges. ( Be careful!) other than that we had a pleasant time. Would go again, but not during this time."

A verified traveler stayed at Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort

Moon Palace Cancun - All-Inclusive

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The property is huge which is good if you don’t mind moving around, jumping across the 3 hotels, walking far from your room to the main area. The part we really didn’t appreciate is that they con you to attend a presentation which is nothing more than a timeshare. They don’t take no for an answer - they called us daily at 7am to Ask about it. We ended up wasting 4 hours listening to A presentation even if they said 90 mins. Definitely a watch out."

A verified traveler stayed at Moon Palace Cancun - All-Inclusive

Excellence Riviera Cancun - Adults Only All Inclusive

5 out of 5

Posted 8 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Rooms are very spacious. Mostly stone and granite. No nasty carpet. We really liked the large shower. The room was well stocked with drinks and snacks. The activity team was very good. They are friendly and energetic. There are so many activities to enjoy. Note there is a lot of the sargassum seaweed which prevented turquoise waters but much of the Yucatán peninsula has this issue. Beach still usable. Bring nice clothes for dinner as a dress code applies. We enjoyed the Asian, Indian, Spanish and French restaurants. Food is very good but not amazing. Some dishes were awesome. Loved the coffee shop by concierge."

A verified traveler stayed at Excellence Riviera Cancun - Adults Only All Inclusive

El Dorado Maroma, All & More Inclusive - Adults Only

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The staff service was exceptional. The check in process was lacking the welcome feeling and the explanations as to the property and reservations and opportunities. Had to find out from other guests what was happening or how to get things."

A verified traveler stayed at El Dorado Maroma, All & More Inclusive - Adults Only