Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya — Playa del Carmen
World of Hyatt · AndazUpdated 2026-06-17 · cash rates, engine-checkedPlaya del Carmen, Mexico

Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya Playa del Carmen

Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya is a design-forward beachfront Andaz resort inside the gated Mayakoba complex just north of Playa del Carmen. It pairs Caribbean beach access with mangrove lagoons, canals, multiple pools, a spa, five dining venues, and a broad activity lineup.

Beachfront Andaz resort inside Mayakoba, a 600-acre gated Riviera Maya community214 design-forward rooms and suites set among lagoon, mangrove, and beachfront areasMultiple outdoor pools, including a main pool area close to the beachNaum Wellness & Spa with massage, sauna, facial, beauty, and spa treatmentsOn-site access to Mayakoba canals, bikes, boat shuttles, and wildlife-viewing opportunitiesFive distinct dining venues, including Casa Amate, Cocina Milagro, Sotavento, Tinta del Pulpo, and Vegan Bar
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Inside Mayakoba, a private gated Riviera Maya resort community of mangroves, lagoons, canals, golf, and Caribbean beachfront about five miles north of Playa del Carmen.
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The verdict

Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya is a design-forward beachfront Andaz resort inside the gated Mayakoba complex just north of Playa del Carmen. It pairs Caribbean beach access with mangrove lagoons, canals, multiple pools, a spa, five dining venues, and a broad activity lineup.

Best for
  • Couples who want a design-forward beachfront resort with a secluded feel
  • Families looking for pools, a kids’ club, bikes, beach access, and casual dining
  • Nature-focused travelers who want mangroves, canals, wildlife viewing, and Caribbean beach in one stay
  • World of Hyatt members who value a full-service Andaz resort experience without a club-lounge setup
Key takeaways
  • Andaz Mayakoba is a full-service beachfront resort inside the private Mayakoba complex just north of Playa del Carmen.
  • The setting combines Caribbean beach, freshwater canals, mangroves, and low-rise resort buildings rather than a dense hotel-tower layout.
  • Dining is a major strength, with five on-site concepts ranging from signature Latin American dinner dining to vegan bowls and beachside seafood.
  • The resort suits both couples and families thanks to pools, a kids’ club, bikes, beach activities, spa facilities, and evening entertainment.
  • There is no traditional club lounge, so lounge access should not be part of the stay expectation.
Globalist breakfast
No · Complimentary breakfast for Globalist members.
Suite Upgrade Awards
No · Confirmed suite-upgrade awards accepted.
Free Wi-Fi for members
No · Complimentary internet for members.
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About the property

What makes Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya worth the points.

Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya is a Hyatt Andaz-branded beachfront resort set inside Mayakoba, a 600-acre private gated community on Mexico’s Riviera Maya just north of Playa del Carmen. The resort combines mangrove forest, freshwater canals, lagoon views, and Caribbean beachfront, giving it a secluded eco-resort feel while remaining close enough for visits into town. The property has 214 rooms and suites in low-rise buildings placed along lagoon, mangrove, and beachfront areas. Its design leans contemporary and locally expressive, with Mexican art, color, open views, and landscaping that emphasizes waterways and native vegetation. Resort life centers on the beach, multiple outdoor pools, Naum Wellness & Spa, the fitness center, bikes, boat rides, and a broad activity roster that can include snorkeling, diving, canoeing, windsurfing, tennis, archery, walking tours, bike tours, and water sports. Families are also well served with a kids’ club and evening entertainment or live music. Dining is varied for a resort of this style, with Casa Amate for destination-style Latin American dinners, Cocina Milagro for breakfast and all-day meals, Sotavento by the beach, Tinta del Pulpo for casual Mexican and grill fare, and a plant-based Vegan Bar. Guests also benefit from being inside the wider Mayakoba complex, where the golf course, canals, nature trails, and neighboring luxury resorts add to the sense of a larger resort village.

Rooms & suites

Where you'll actually stay.

Lagoon-View Room

These rooms look toward the mangroves, lagoon, or freshwater canals rather than the open sea. They are a good fit for guests who prioritize the resort’s nature setting and a quieter inland feel.

Lagoon, mangrove, or canal orientationKing or two-double bedding configurations commonly availableContemporary Mexican-inspired décorOutdoor balcony or terrace in many rooms
Beach-Area or Ocean-View Room

These rooms are positioned closer to the resort’s beach and main pool zone. Views may include the pool, beach area, or Caribbean Sea depending on the exact category and location.

Beach-area locationPartial or direct sea views depending on categoryKing or two-double bedding configurations commonly availableBalcony or terrace in many rooms
Lagoon or Beach-Area Suite

Suites offer more space than standard rooms and are suited to longer stays, families, or travelers who want a separate living area. Many are located along the lagoon or in beach-area buildings.

Larger layout than standard roomsSeparate living areaLagoon, mangrove, beach-area, or ocean-facing positioning depending on categoryExpanded outdoor space in many suites
Premium Suite

Premium suites are the resort’s more elevated accommodation options, emphasizing added privacy, upgraded views, and more room to spread out. They are best for guests who want the strongest sense of indoor-outdoor resort living.

Enhanced views depending on suite categoryLarger indoor living spaceMore private residential-style layoutExtended terrace or outdoor space in select suite categories
Dining & club lounge

Where to eat, and where to unwind.

Casa Amate
Latin American and regional Mexican

Casa Amate is the resort’s dinner-focused signature restaurant, set in a residential, house-like environment. It is best suited to a more polished evening meal or special-occasion dinner on property.

Cocina Milagro
International and Mexican

Cocina Milagro is the all-day restaurant and the main breakfast venue, offering buffet and à la carte formats. Breakfast options noted for the resort include continental, American, gluten-free, buffet, and à la carte choices.

Sotavento
Mediterranean and seafood-focused

Sotavento is a beachfront restaurant and bar by the main pool and beach area. It works well for lunch, seaside drinks, and relaxed dinners near the water.

Tinta del Pulpo
Mexican and grill

Tinta del Pulpo is a casual venue for tacos, ceviches, grilled favorites, and drinks. Its informal setting makes it a practical choice for families and easy pool or beach meals.

Vegan Bar
Plant-based

VB is the resort’s vegan and health-oriented outlet, serving plant-based dishes, bowls, and juices. It adds a lighter dining option near the beach and pool side of the resort.

When to go

Time it by season, not by luck.

Winter and early spring are popular for Riviera Maya beach weather, with warm days and a drier feel than the summer rainy season.
Summer can be humid and wetter, but it also suits travelers who want warm sea conditions and a resort-focused stay.
Late summer and fall can bring more tropical rain risk in the Caribbean, so build flexibility into beach and water-activity plans.
Holiday periods and school breaks are likely to feel busier because the resort is well set up for both families and couples.
Fine print
  • · The resort is spread across lagoon, mangrove, and beachfront zones, so some rooms are farther from the beach than others.
  • · Mayakoba feels secluded by design; trips into Playa del Carmen generally require a car, taxi, or arranged transportation.
  • · Room views vary meaningfully by category, with some facing mangroves or canals rather than the ocean.
  • · Guests should not book expecting a traditional club lounge or executive floor.
Around the property

Inside Mayakoba, a private gated Riviera Maya resort community of mangroves, lagoons, canals, golf, and Caribbean beachfront about five miles north of Playa del Carmen., decoded.

The neighborhood

Inside Mayakoba, a private gated Riviera Maya resort community of mangroves, lagoons, canals, golf, and Caribbean beachfront about five miles north of Playa del Carmen.

Downtown Playa del CarmenMayakoba BeachEl Camaleón golf courseCancún International AirportNeighboring Mayakoba resorts including Rosewood, Banyan Tree, and Fairmont
On property
Multiple outdoor swimming poolsDirect access to Mayakoba BeachNaum Wellness & SpaFitness centerKids’ clubBeach cruiser bikesDuffy boat tour through the Mayakoba waterwaysAccess to El Camaleón golf course within Mayakoba
  • · Set within a 600-acre gated luxury resort enclave
  • · Low-rise buildings placed along lagoon, mangrove, and beachfront areas
  • · Canal and lagoon transportation by boat shuttle, plus bikes and golf carts around the estate
  • · Design-forward Andaz style with contemporary Mexican art and local color
  • · Beachfront setting combined with freshwater canals and wildlife-viewing opportunities
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Data freshness
  • // last checked 2026-06-17
  • // award pricing: see official World of Hyatt award chart
  • // source: www.hyatt.com

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