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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

Hotel Xcaret Mexico - All Parks / All Fun Inclusive

5 out of 5

Posted less than an hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I had a great stay at Hotel Xcaret México. The all-inclusive experience is amazing—not just food and drinks, but also access to parks, which makes it very unique. The resort is beautiful, surrounded by nature, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Food quality was excellent, though reservations for popular restaurants can be hard to get. Overall, a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure—highly recommend!"

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Xcaret Mexico - All Parks / All Fun Inclusive

Wyndham Alltra Playa del Carmen Adults Only All Inclusive

3 out of 5

Posted 3 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Not the place if you are looking for a relaxing vacation. Lots of partying and no private beach. "Quiet pool" is very small and have to sit in front of peoples rooms"

A verified traveler stayed at Wyndham Alltra Playa del Carmen Adults Only All Inclusive

Ocean Riviera Paradise All Inclusive

4 out of 5

Posted 11 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Our stay was great at this resort. There are multiple choices of cuisines and restaurants, but the reservation only restaurants would require bookings and they would take bookings only on the day you would like to book which is not ideal and you can end up in a long queue to reserve in your favorite restaurants. Pools were huge, beautiful and clean. Each building have a separate pool which was designed based on whether it's having kids or an adult. Only building the water park was also great. Most of the pools have swim up bars with variety of drinks. The staff was very friendly and cooperative. However, during busy season the wait times are longer and everything takes much longer. For example, check-in might be 30 to 45 minutes. This is very family friendly pool. The best thing is their main square is having one thing or the other every night. There are a lot of good bands which we enjoyed during our stay and there is a lot of activities for kids. They have bouncy castles, mini golf, face paint, karaoke, kids ride. Pop up snack bars and markets every night. The shows at the theaters are also great. One downside is the buffet menu is more or less same especially for breakfast lunch. They have special nights for dinners. Biggest bummer is the beach. It's a very small, rocky, not like a beach you would would expect in Tulum or Cancun. Or a five-star beach resort. "

A verified traveler stayed at Ocean Riviera Paradise All Inclusive

Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort

5 out of 5

Posted 16 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I loved this property, here are my pros and cons. The main con was that I’m use to adults only resorts and this one was filled with families and lots of children. The resort had 2 pools, the main one had most the activities and more lively. That was also because that’s where the kids splash pad was. Unfortunately the main pool was filled with snacks from the children eating. The second pool was called the chill pool and it was quiet with minimal kids (be sure to bring a speaker if you would like some entertainment on that side. The property itself was very clean and well kept!! I would recommend it to my friends with kids and family members. I really enjoyed the added hookah at a premium and Hilton coconuts pool side (paid extra for them). We updated our room to the ocean view king size "

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