Hotel Review: Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya

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The Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya is a World of Hyatt Category 5 property, meaning free night awards start at 20,000 points per night, whereas Points + Cash is available for 10,000 points and $125 per night. Rates start around $250 per night, so be sure to double-check their rates before redeeming your points here.

a pool in a building

At the check in, there is large circular water pool called a “cenote†Our check-in host gave us a bowl with colorful glass pieces like marbles to take one, make a wish and toss it into the water, which is based on an ancient Mayan ritual.

a house on the water

As a World of Hyatt Globalist member, I was informed I had been upgraded to an Oceanfront Beach Studio upon check-in.

a room with a tv and a table

Oceanfront Beach Studio Living Room

a bed with white sheets and pillows in a room

Oceanfront Beach Studio bedroom

a cabinet with a drawer full of drinks and beverages

Similar to other Andaz properties, all non-alcoholic minibar items are included.

a bathroom sink with a mirror and a mirror

Oceanfront Beach Studio bathroom

a white wall with a rectangular pool

Oceanfront Beach Studio outdoor hot tub

a beach with palm trees and a volleyball net

Oceanfront Beach Studio view

a pool with lounge chairs and palm trees

Main hotel pool area

a beach with chairs and umbrellas

Beach area, where guests can use complimentary chairs and umbrellas

a group of kayaks on a beach

Complimentary kayaks and paddle boards for guest use

a restaurant with tables and chairs

As a Hyatt Globalist, breakfast was included each morning which was the full breakfast buffet at Cocina Milagro.

a display of pastries and pastries

Cocina Milagro breakfast spread

a table full of fruit

Cocina Milagro breakfast spread

a buffet line of food

Cocina Milagro breakfast spread

a pot of soup on a small stove

Cocina Milagro breakfast spread

a table with food on it

Kids breakfast buffet section

a room with treadmills and exercise machines

24 hour fitness center with Technogym equipment

Overall I was very pleased with the Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya. The property is still relatively new, however it’s becoming more recognized in the area.

The resort is a quick 35 minute ride from the Cancún International Airport. You can arrange a shuttle service in advance, though there are plenty of cabs at the airport as well, which the most economical option getting here. If you’re looking to head to Playa del Carmen by La Quinta Avenida (5th Avenue) where all the shops, restaurants, and clubs are, that’s about a 20 minute drive from here.

Located in the Mayakoba Resort complex in addition to the Andaz, you’ll find the Fairmont Mayakoba, Riviera Maya, Rosewood Mayakoba and the Banyan Tree Mayakoba. The Andaz has 214 guest rooms, 2 outdoor pools including a whirlpool and a lap pool.

Check out our other Hyatt reviews from the Caribbean: 

Have you stayed at the Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya recently, feel free to comment below on your experience. 

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