The Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya and the Hyatt Ziva Rivera Cancun are two solid choices that will ensure your guests receive the ultimate in service, experience and value and now, for a limited time, guests can enjoy big savings at both the family friendly Hyatt Ziva Riviera Cancun and the adults-only Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya properties.
Guests who book a 6 night stay or longer at Hyatt Ziva Riviera Cancun can save 25% off, and those who book 5 nights or less can save 20% off.
The booking window is now until May 1st, 2023 for travel now until December 18th, 2023.
TravelPulse Canada recently stayed at both resorts, and while each features the level of quality that Playa Hotels and Resorts is known for, both are very distinct and have something special to offer.
The Hyatt Riviera Cancun opened during the pandemic in Fall 2021, and quickly became a go-to for Canadian families looking for the perfect getaway. Agents and some travellers might remember it as the Secrets Silversands Riviera Maya, though the property has been completely redone.
Compared to its sister property down the road, the adults-only Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya, the Ziva feels huge with 438 rooms. It has 10 pools, 13 restaurants including a sports bar, a two-storey spa and multiple bars throughout the property.
Guests who book a 4 night stay or longer at the Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya will get 25% off and those who book 3 nights or less will receive 20% off.
The Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya is a brand-new hotel - it opened in December 2022 and for reference, it's the old Secrets Capri. The property is surrounded by lush mangroves, with easy access to Cancun International Airport and only 10 kilometres from Playa del Carmen.
The resort has 291 rooms and 12 room categories that include 40 suites with a swim-up and 6 suites that have a plunge pool. It's horseshoe-shaped, with suites offering an ocean or resort view (inside suites) or a tropical view that overlooks the neighbouring mangroves (outside suites). The 6 suites with the plunge pools are oceanfront, situated at the two "ends of the horseshoe".
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