The hype
An 'oasis within an oasis' where the service is telepathic and the food rivals Mexico City's best.
La Casa De La Playa By Xcaret All Inclusive Adults
$1,600 - $3,000/ night
Book this if You want the access of Xcaret without the crowds, combined with the service levels of a Rosewood or One&Only.
Why People Love It
- Exclusively Your Way experiences like private cenote dinners and backstage theater tours
- 24/7 self-serve premium tequila and mezcal bodega
- All 63 suites have ocean views, private plunge pools, and jellyfish habitats
Quick Take: The most expensive all-inclusive in Mexico, but for once, the 'all' actually includes the luxury stuff.
Reviewed by @Mistertravel.k: I stayed here for a long weekend and it redefined luxury for me. That pool extending over the ocean is even more impressive in real life—you can hear the waves crashing right under you. It's the perfect place to disconnect from everything.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
Room service food quality sometimes lags behind the stellar restaurant offerings, and the pillows can be too soft for some side sleepers.
- You hate signing bills and tipping constantly but love 5-star service
- You want private, chauffeured Tesla/SUV transport to all Xcaret parks
- You are a foodie who prioritizes celebrity chef tasting menus over buffet lines
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.8
- Housekeeping: Twice-daily service with evening turndown that includes artisanal Mexican sweets.
- Bathroom hygiene: Immaculate. Volcanic stone tubs are scrubbed daily; steam showers are mold-free.
- Maintenance: Flawless. The property is new and maintained to an obsessive standard.
- Linens & towels: 300-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets and plush, oversized bath sheets.
- Odors & scents: Signature copal and citrus scent throughout the lobby; rooms smell fresh and neutral.
Sleepability™
9SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Ocean waves (natural noise)
- Occasional hallway noise if near the elevators
Before you book
Good to know
- Airport transfers are private and included (usually in a luxury SUV or Tesla)
- You have full access to Hotel Xcaret Arte and Hotel Xcaret Mexico next door
- Butlers (Mayordomos) handle all reservations via WhatsApp—use them before you arrive
What to pack
- Rash guard and water shoes for the cenote tours
- Smart casual outfits for dinner (resort elegant is enforced at Estero and Tuch de Luna)
- Reef-safe sunscreen (strictly enforced in the parks)
Room Genie
Best picks
- Ocean Front Suite (Upper Floors) for unobstructed Caribbean views
- Wellness Suite if you want a private massage cabin and steam room inside your suite
Rooms to avoid
- Ground floor Garden View suites if you prioritize a sea view over jungle privacy
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“Requesting an upper-floor Ocean Front Suite to ensure unobstructed sea views above the vegetation line. Ideally away from the lobby for maximum seclusion.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the food really all-inclusive?
Yes, including the tasting menus by celebrity chefs like Martha Ortiz and Virgilio Martínez, which would cost $200+ elsewhere.
Do I get access to the parks?
Yes, unlimited access to all Xcaret parks (Xplor, Xel-Há, Xenses, etc.) with private transportation.
Is the spa included?
Hydrotherapy access is complimentary for all guests; treatments are extra unless you book a specific wellness package.
Can I visit the other Xcaret hotels?
Yes, you have full access to Hotel Xcaret Arte and Hotel Xcaret Mexico, including their restaurants and pools.
Is there a dress code?
Yes, 'Resort Elegant' for dinner. Men need long pants and closed-toe shoes for the fine dining venues.
How private is the pool?
The 40-meter infinity pool is exclusively for the 63 suites, meaning it's never crowded and often you'll have it to yourself.
Insider Tips
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Ask your butler to book the 'Xenotes' tour—CDLP guests often get a private guide and van, skipping the big bus groups.
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Visit the Chocolatería by Mao Montiel late at night; it's open 24/7 and self-serve.
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Order the 'Ginger and Date Pancakes' from the in-room dining menu for breakfast—they are a cult favorite.
5 things to know before you go
💡The jellyfish aquarium in your room has a specific lighting cycle to help you sleep.
💡You can request a backstage tour of the Gran Tlachco theater before the 'México Espectacular' show.
💡The 'Wellness' suites are mostly on the ground floor, which means less view but direct path to the beach.
💡There is a 24-hour tequila and mezcal bodega where you can just walk in and pour yourself a drink.
💡The hair dryers are Dyson Supersonics—leave yours at home.
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