Resort Details
- Café MayaFrom sunrise to sunset this market café serves mouthwatering pastries, classic deli favorites, gourmet coffees and ice cream.
- El Puerto Restaurant
El Puerto Restaurant is the place to enjoy fresh Caribbean lobster, pastas, steaks grilled to perfection and daily fisher market delicacies. Open for dinner. Reservations required.
Consult the hotel for hours of operation, reservation policies and dress codes.
- In Room DiningEnjoy Fairmont's always satisfying menu selections 24-hours-a-day in the privacy of your room or the peaceful seclusion of your terrace or balcony.
- La Laguna Lounge
Featuring a cozy and casual decor with an indoor sitting area and an outdoor terrace with views of the lagoon and mangrove, La Laguna Lounge is the ideal place to relax before or after dinner. Live music in the evenings.
- La Laguna RestaurantLa Laguna offers a relaxed ambiance and live music with breakfast buffet and a-la-carte lunch and dinner served either inside or on the terrace. This relaxed yet enchanting location features a vast menu that includes light and healthy alternatives, and Mexican specialties.
- Las Brisas Restaurant and Lounge Bar
Beachfront restaurant offers an eclectic global contemporary cuisine menu under the heights of a graceful palapa and with views of the Caribbean Sea. Open for dinner.
Lounge Bar offers a specially crafted menu served alongside a variety of boutique wines and hand-crafted cocktails which can be enjoyed while taking in views of the Caribbean Sea.
Consult the hotel for hours of operation, reservation policies and dress codes.
- Las Brisas TerraceLocated on the terrace area of Las Brisas Restaurant, Las Brisas Terrace with its al-fresco concept, is the ideal place to indulge with all time favorite cocktails, fruit infused sangria, cold beer, Mexican wines and regional cold beverages.Our lunch menu offers a great selection of items, from our famous 100% beef burgers to local flavorful dishes and appetizers. Las Brisas Terrace menu is also available to be ordered at the beach and pools. Open for lunch.Consult the hotel for hours of operation, reservation policies and dress codes.
- Las Olas and Aqua Pool Bars
Located in the main pool area. Aqua Pool Bar is an adults only water lounge located on the Island Water Park.
- The Lobby LoungeTasty botanas (Mexican term for tapas) and siesta reviving afternoon refreshing drinks, tea and coffee service are served in an enchanting authentically local atmosphere. El Lobby Lounge features live music nightly.
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour room service†
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible rooms
- Babysitting†
- Bell staff/porter
- Bicycle rentals†
- Business services†
- Children programs†
- Concierge desk
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour room service†
- Complies with Local/State/Federal laws for disabled
- Accessible rooms
- Babysitting†
- Bell staff/porter
- Bicycle rentals†
- Business services†
- Children programs†
- Concierge desk
- Elevators
- Exercise gym†
- Golf†
- Housekeeping - daily
- Internet services†
- Laundry/Valet service†
- Lounges/bars†
- Meal Plan Type: European Plan
- Non-smoking rooms available
- Pool
- Restaurant†
- Sauna†
- Spa†
- Tennis court†
- Tour/sightseeing desk
- Valet parking†
- Water sports†
- Business Services†
- Internet Access†
- Contact Hotel for details.
† Fees may apply
- Bike rental †
- Children's program †
Discovery Club and Adventure Camp offers dynamic, cultural and educational activities to spark the creativity of even its youngest campers. Kids 4 to 12 can enjoy epic adventures in the sacred Mayan jungle and learn about planet Earth’s natural and cultural wonders, with the guidance of Iggi the iguana, Chamu the monkey and Balam the jaguar, create unique handcrafts such as “Penachos” (Mayan inspired head dress) or make colorful paper banners, piñatas or Origami, among many other fun activities.
- Direct access to a beach
Beach is reached via a pathway across the mangrove and gentle dunes - a pleasant stroll or ride from the main resort building and just steps from the beachfront casitas.
- Fitness center on-site †
- Golf †
Mayakoba Community is home to El Cameleon, an 18 hole, par 72 course designed by Greg Norman.
- Hot tub1 Indoor Hot Tub
- Non-Motorized Water Sports †Diving, snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, and fishing
- Pool
There are five swimming pools throughout the property including a 10,000 square foot free-form pool and waterslide, a children's play pool, and an adults-only infinity edge pool overlooking the lagoon.
- Sauna †
- Spa †Willow Stream Spa features 37,000 square feet of space and 20 treatment rooms.
- Steam bath †
- Tennis court †
- Playa Del Carmen
- Xcaret
† Fees may apply
Customer ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Wonderful holiday.
Great resort. Food, service, accommodations, grounds were wonderful. Would go back. I liked that there were plenty of chairs at both the beach and the pools. Lots of shade options if it gets too hot. Kids had fun. Make sure to reserve your restaurants before you arrive as they fill quickly.
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Back from our 12th visit, Fairmont Mayakoba is still special!
We again enjoyed a memorable visit, and we were fortunate to have perfect weather for the duration of our stay. We were upgraded to a beach area suite as part of the Accor awards program and appreciated the assistance of our butlers Edgar and Joyce. They did there best to address any questions we had and did so with a smile. We spent most of our time at the beach during this visit. We enjoyed the clear, warm water and sunshine. There was a little sargassum in the water on one day of our stay, but as always it was quickly cleaned up. While the Fairmont is the biggest of the resorts at Mayakoba, there are plenty of pools, and spaces to spread out. The hotel was at capacity during our stay and other than one day where beach service was a bit slow, we never had issues finding a palapa at the beach or space at restaurants. The beach club pool as other reviewers have stated, is a beautiful space and gets busy with kids. It’s unfortunate that some guests monopolize the space with toys and diving into the pool. Perhaps it should be an adult pool. We wrote a detailed review after our 10th visit in June of 2023 so I won’t repeat everything from that review as it still holds true: -it was great to see new shuttle carts that are more comfortable than before. -the resort is very clean with beautifully kept grounds. Housekeeping is excellent and common areas continue to be very well maintained. -take in a cocktail mixology class at Cielo. Cesar was a patient teacher. -don’t miss the boat tour. Juan Carlos was very knowledgeable. -we enjoyed the water taxi service between the Mayakoba resorts. It was a great way to get to dinner at Rosewood one evening. Tip -do a little homework in advance of your stay to get the most out of your experience. Fairmont and Mayakoba websites have plenty of images, maps and virtual views. A few quibbles we did find during this stay: -the water at the main adult pool was colder than we experienced in our previous stays. That wasn’t a big issue for us as the sea was calm and warm. -the hotel needs to better communicate restaurant closures and hours. Even our butler was not made aware of a closure where we had an open table reservation. The issue was quickly resolved. -Brisas closed at 8pm while the website shows 10pm. A later closure would make it a better choice for dinner. -wi-fi could be improved at the beach as it’s spotty. We’d like to recognize several staff members that stood out during this visit. Service very good overall and staff do their best to help. I hope I have the correct spelling: -Emilio at Hix lobby bar provided quick service and a familiar smile when we arrived. Areli took good care of us too. -Edy at Laguna restaurant was engaging and recognized our repeat visit. We’ve known Edy for years and it’s nice to see the resort has a number of long-term staff. -Jorge at the beach was the first to great us almost every day. Antonio, Gilberth and Marcos work hard to look after beach guests. -Kennet at the Brisas bar made us feel welcome at lunch and was happy to customize drinks for us. -our experience at Tauro was exceptional. We went twice for dinner. Cocktail lovers should get there early to spend some time at the bar. The drinks are top shelf and creative. Isreal and Ulises took pride in explaining Mexican liquors and made us feel welcome. Dinner service was perfect with Sebastian and Eric. Leaving at the end of another great stay is bittersweet. We hope to be back again!
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Great property, amazing spa, lousy food
I will echo some of the positives on here. The property is beautiful. Shout out to the landscaping team who keep everything lush and perfect. We definitely felt like we were in a special place. Also pleasantly surprised that even with all the canals, water, and vegetation, we never had a mosquito problem. Do not miss the complimentary boat tour. Our guide Miguel was one of our favorite people from this whole trip. Knowledgeable, funny, just the perfect tone to start our day. A tip: reserve the 7:30 AM tour. We saw so many animals and birds. And it was so peaceful. Shout out to Gabriel at the reservation desk who told us we could order room service the night before to deliver pastries and coffee to the dock for our morning boat ride. Highly recommend. This was an absolutely perfect experience. I would go back for the spa alone. I love spas. I have visited some of the best in the world at some of the best hotels. Whoever designed the spa, should win awards. The layout, the serenity, the spaciousness, it’s all so well planned. I had a transcendent local copal experience and a massage by the amazing Monnserrat, that was the best spa experience I have ever had. She is magical. Afterwards, bring a bathing suit to enjoy the spa pool and Jacuzzi that feels like such a special respite from the busy pools elsewhere on the property. I felt truly pampered. This is a destination spa. La Cantina has a tequila tasting at 5 PM. Kevin was wonderful. His knowledge about the agave was clear and his passion for the drink turned me into a Mezcal lover. Now for the negatives. The food. We stayed for a week and I cannot recall a strong contender for a worthwhile food experience. They say to make reservations in advance. And we tried all of the restaurants. At every single one, even though we had a reservation, the tables were half empty, and yet there was always a wait. They shut food and beverage down at the pools at 5 PM. There are no casual dining options if you’ve got a teenager who just wants to grab a burger at 4 PM. Your only option is to order from one of the pool servers, who are hard to find. A couple of times we did order lunch from the pool. It works. But one day it didn’t come at all. I get that it’s March, Lots of families. But the hotel is clearly understaffed. The absolute worst part about the food situation, is that the menus are so repetitive. Good food should stand on its own. But here everything comes over sauced and wet. Gaia has a beautiful presentation and serves fish and clams, but order a nice fish fillet, and it comes in a giant puddle of sauce. Order the heirloom salad at Tauro, expecting some nice tomatoes, and it comes in a soupy puddle. At La Laguna, I ordered snapper tacos, thinking that at least wouldn’t be saucy, and I got overcooked snapper that was so dry it tasted like eating cotton balls. The execution on the food just isn’t where it should be for a Fairmont. We hated how structured the reservations were and there is no flexibility for casual food after 5 PM. If you’re a healthy eater, options are limited. If you’re here for a week, and your body can’t handle heavy dinners every night, you have to go into Playa Del Carmen or resort to Uber eats. Which we did one night, and it worked seamlessly. The food situation was the worst part of our stay. More flexibility and options for grabbing a salad or something less heavy would be so welcome. Early in our stay, there was a hot water problem and the pools and the hot tub were cold. And we did not have hot water in our room one night. They were able to rectify this though, and we were thankful that everything was back to normal the next day. Overall, because of the spa and the great staff mentioned above, I’d give this hotel another try. We will make more plans to go off property for dinners.
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Wonderful family stay - can't wait to return!
We visited the Fairmont Mayakoba for the second time as a family in March 2025 with our two boys aged 5 and 9. It's one of our favourite resorts. The food is excellent, the property itself is beautiful and the service is top notch. It was a bit busy when we went which at times made it difficult to get chairs at the pool and dinner reservations, but the first time we went we did not experience this issue. A special shout out to the wonderful team at the kids club: Montse, Kadi, Tania - and to our waiter Alexis at La Laguna - and to our waiter (cannot remember his name but he had a seafood allergy!) at Fuego for above and beyond service. We'll definitely be back again next year and look forward to this little slice of paradise.
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Heritage at Fairmont was perfect!
The Heritage at Fairmont was the perfect accommodations for our group of eight. It was spacious and the kitchen was wonderful to have to store drinks, fruit and snacks. Our butlers, Daniel and Alejandro, made our trip extra special with their attention to detail and quick attention to anything we needed whether it was a ride to a restaurant or the beach or finding dice so we could play a game at night. They made every dining reservation for us and when Saffron showed our reservation for the following evening, Daniel was able to quickly show email confirmations from them and get us in. We had a lovely time at all the restaurants, hanging at the beach or the pool, and just enjoying our time in this gorgeous location. I would highly recommend the complementary boat cruise to see the entire property. Lovely and get to see a lot of the wildlife. We will definitely be back!
- Advisory***Important Information For Our Guests*** Please be aware that due to changing weather and ocean conditions, beach shapes and characteristics may vary.
- AdvisoryThe Municipality of Solidaridad will be charging an Eco Tax of 30.00 Mexico Pesos (approx. $1.10 USD) per room per night. This amount is not included in your vacation price and will be collected at your hotel. These funds are being used to protect, maintain and conserve the natural beauty of the destination the area and its surroundings.
- AdvisoryThe state of Quintana Roo will be charging a government fee of $1.90 USD, per room per night. This amount is not included in your vacation price and will be collected at your hotel. This fee is subject to change at any time without notice by the hotel.
- AdvisoryThe following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out. Resort fee: $35.00 USD (Plus TAX) per room, per night Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change, this is an estimate of what you will be charged. The hotel can provide current fees and inclusions when you check-in.
- Check in: 3:00 PM
- Check out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum check-in age: 18
- General policies:
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Resort Fee: A mandatory hotel-imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
Resort Fee Inclusions:
• High-speed internet Access
• Valet Parking (1 vehicle per room)
• Guided catamaran tour
• On-property birdwatching boat tour
• $20 Credit for Sweet Spot per room per stay
• $25 Credit to Sports Activities (Yoga, Fitness Classes, TRX Classes) per room per stay
• $40 spa treatments credit per room per stay
• Beach volleyball, beach games, and competitions
• 24/7 on-property transportation via chauffeured golf carts
• Use of sea kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, traditional snorkeling masks, boogie boards, beach balls, and sand toys
• Access to the Discovery Club for children ages 5-11 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm or supervised game room from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
• Use of bicycles throughout the resort. Transportation to El Pueblito, El Camaleon, and other Mayakoba resorts.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in. - Pet policy : Pets Not Allowed