Two Hilton resorts in Mexico transitioning to All-Inclusive experiences

i By October 1, 2026 No Comments

Hilton today announced the transition of Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya and Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya to All-Inclusive resort experiences.

As of January 10, 2027, Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya will transition to an Adults-Only experience for registered guests aged 18 and older, while Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya will offer Ceiba Club, a dedicated Adults-Only section reserved for registered guests aged 18 and older, within the wider multi-generational resort.

“As we continue to expand Hilton’s All-Inclusive portfolio, Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya and Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya give guests a more personal way to stay, dine and explore the local culture, all made possible by the thoughtful service and exceptional hospitality Hilton is known for,” said Sylvia Scholey, vice president and global head All-Inclusive and Resorts, Hilton. “Today’s travelers want the freedom and ease of an All-Inclusive resort, paired with the distinctive depth, personalization and sense of place they expect from Hilton’s award-winning luxury brands.”

Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya offers:

  • 173 luxury guestrooms and suites
  • five restaurants and bars
  • a Waldorf Astoria Spa with 21 indoor and outdoor treatment rooms, a salon, steam room, sauna, ice fountain and hydrotherapy pool
  • total event space of more than 13,000 square feet across 10 meeting venues, including a 3,733-square-foot ballroom and a 2,024-square-foot terrace
  • private beach
  • two oceanfront infinity pools

Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya features:

  • 349 guestrooms and suites
  • 11 restaurants and bars, including five specialty restaurants
  • Conrad Spa Tulum with 16 treatment rooms
  • Tulum’s first dedicated event center with more 50,000 square feet of space spanning ballrooms, boardrooms and outdoor venues
  • five outdoor swimming pools
  • direct access to private beach

Both resorts are located on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, and offer a range of cultural and destination-specific experiences.