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Experience luxury and serenity at the Rosewood Mayakoba Resort

Rosewood Mayakoba greets guests directly at Cancun Airport and personally transports them to their stylish “home” on the Riviera Maya. On arrival you are greeted with a warm smile and pineapple mezcal before being taken by taxi to their suite or villa. It’s an authentic Disney Jungle Cruise, gliding through mangrove-lined lagoons toward paradise.

Disembarking at our private lagoon dock felt magical. We walked onto a tropical terrace with a plunge pool, double lounge chairs and a comfortable table setting. In our spacious tropical retreat, luxuries include a deep soaking tub beneath a skylight, windows offering rainforest views, and a second alfresco shower – an invigorating, must-try experience that also contains healthy chlorophyll.

Our luggage arrived at the front door at the same time, where two beach bikes were waiting with baskets labeled with our suite numbers. Ready to explore, we set off on our bikes armed with water and maps. Once we got used to the high handlebars, odd turning radius, and agreed to obey the “Stop and Walk Bikes” sign on the lagoon bridge, we loved them. You can feel like a kid at Rosewood or bring your own children to explore the property and take advantage of the Explorers Kids program. Over breakfast at Casa del Lago, we watched families introduce their children to future playmates with contagious excitement.

Adults onlyIf you prefer a child-free breakfast, go to aquame kodo. Sense, A Rosewood Spa then serves as an adult sanctuary. Adult guests can pamper themselves in the pool, reflection area and sauna, and can choose from globally renowned Mayan-inspired treatments, including shamanic consultations. Improvements are currently underway to further enhance the Aboriginal retreat site. The adjacent gym provides wellness services at all times.golfEl Camaleón Golf Course is popular with fans of the PGA LPGA or Liv Tour. It is the only course in the world to host all three tournaments and is also the venue for the World Technical Championships on the PGA schedule each year.

Greg Norman’s design requires attention to both strategy and context. Tropical vegetation heightens the senses, while limestone canals challenge golfers to calculate a daring dribble or a deft layup. Color-coded chameleons mark the tee boxes, setting a playful tone, while wildlife add to the charm. We never encountered an alligator on the course, but it was certainly coati country. These curious, comical characters are close relatives of raccoons and appear to have been hybridized with ring-tailed monkeys. Their antics are hilarious as they hop on the wagon and dive for food (and, incredibly, lipstick). With a gentle “whoosh” they entered a certified Audubon Sanctuary. The fairway winds through mangroves before opening up to stunning views of the Caribbean Sea on the par-3 4th. In the middle of the 7th fairway, the famous cenote taunts golfers. A ball lost in a cave is lost forever.

Signature 15 not only offers a photogenic par 3, but also offers cold beer on the tee and a Mayakoba sign next to the green for unforgettable beachside photos. rosewood beach club, May Kedo Aki The left side is hidden by more mangroves, but still inviting for visit after visit. But first, enjoy the 19th hole at Koba Sports Bar, filled with screens and a talented bartender.

If your game needs a little help, the Jim McLean Golf Academy is located right next to the driving range, always ready with track analysis from either Bazin brother Diego or Philippe. Diego was eager to share the swings of the best pros and compare them to ours, as well as suggest some adjustments. Even Edouard Grosmangin, Rosewood’s regional vice president and managing director, is honing his skills locally. Jim McLean himself will be inducted into the Golf Hall of Fame this year.

ecotourismIf arriving on a cruise fascinates you, don’t miss the daily eco tours. These guided expeditions reveal a system of man-made saltwater lagoons formed over five years, natural waterfalls and channels fed by cenotes considered sacred by the Maya. We spotted a crocodile, numerous birds, and vibrant fish.housekeeperEach Rosewood accommodation, whether ocean-side or lagoon-side, comes with its own personal butler, who can be serviced via WhatsApp, by calling directly or using the Rosewood mobile app. Omar and Marimar were always ready when we needed a golf cart taxi, which was rare as we preferred walking or biking through the dense mangrove trails.

beachMay Kedo Aki – “I’m here to stay” – is the irresistible statement at Rosewood Beach Club. We spent most of our time here, mesmerized by the waves and the wonderful sense of relaxation. One sign humorously read “Mañana trabajo” – I work tomorrow. Swing in a pink hammock or collect pink seashells along the mile-long cream-colored sand beach. Let the warm water lap your toes or immerse yourself in the Caribbean Sea. Blanca and Carlos provided impeccable service and for sustainability a guard came with Pistola Rifle Grande ensures fishermen keep their distance from the protected shoreline. A waiter arrives every hour References – Refreshing treats like jicama sticks with savory sauce, coconut water mocktails or mini mango popsicles. lunch from lacantina food truck or main Aki May Kedo Dining room.

Enjoy fresh ceviche at the table, poolside or on a beachside lounge chair. At dinner, salsa is mixed tableside and torches glow. Rib-eye steak and sea bass are a perfect pairing for surf or turf.

More foodWhile the four Mayakoba hotels and villages feature a total of 20 restaurants and bars, Rosewood alone presents a journey of world flavors, from Mexican and Mayan to global flavors, that’s nothing like your average Taco Tuesday.elsaport is a lively restaurant/bar that fuses Middle Eastern and Mexican cuisine and has a guest bartender whipping up innovative mezcal drinks every Tuesday. Lake HouseLocated next to the lobby, overlooking the pool and lagoon, it serves a Central Mexican breakfast.

Healthy, garden-inspired creations appear on resort menus. For a truly special night, La Ceiba Garden and Kitchen A public dinner is held in the Chef’s Garden, attended by Edouardo and his wife Kat. Beautiful setting with cocktail welcome, live music and four delicious courses paired with Mexican wines. Orange wine is a favorite of Eduardo and Kate – a clean, refreshing treat for white wine lovers. Meals are cooked over an open fire and served at long tables, where guests mingle like old friends.Everywhere you go, it seems like chefs are cooking up different renditions of tortillas and chips, all crispy and delicious with matching salsa.

peacefulRosewood Mayakoba is built for tranquility. With secluded suites, six swimming pools, mangrove trails and a golf course, beds can lull you into sweet dreams and nature can soothe the restless soul. Careful landscaping crews tend to the mangroves, clean the lagoons and rake the beaches every day to protect this natural preserve.Every morning we were spoiled with Nepresso coffee brewed in our warm plunge pool and the birds sang with us. While everyone at Rosewood Mayakoba (RLH Hotel) speaks English, guests are always welcome Practical Spanish. buenos aires Being here feels like the best days of my life.

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