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Alila Mayakoba

Riviera Maya • Mayakoba • SPLURGE

avg. $599 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Arranged in a loose arc around a natural cenote at the heart of the Mayakoba ecological reserve on Mexico's Riviera Maya, the low-rise pavilion clusters that form Alila Mayakoba were designed to leave the jungle canopy largely intact — a planning decision that shapes everything about how the property feels from arrival to checkout. The aerial view confirms what the concept always promised: fourteen three-storey buildings, rendered in pale cast concrete with shallow pitched roofs, distributed through the reserve so that the cenote and its surrounding mangrove remain the dominant presence rather than the architecture. Connective pathways thread between structures without asserting themselves, and the Caribbean sits at the property's edge, its presence announced gradually rather than deployed as an immediate backdrop. Inside, the interiors follow a material logic drawn from the Yucatán itself — polished limestone floors in a warm grey-beige tone, walls finished in smooth stucco, walnut-toned millwork framing upholstered headboards in pale woven linen. The rooms carry an unhurried quietness, textured art panels and thrown-ceramic vessels placed with restraint against the neutral ground. The open-sided restaurant colonnade, its exposed timber ceiling structure and travertine-topped tables set among potted palms, extends that same vocabulary outward toward the tree line. The pool deck, framed by mature coconut palms against the Caribbean horizon and dressed with teak decking and brightly cushioned loungers, is the one space where the property allows itself a more emphatic gesture — color returning briefly before the jungle reasserts itself on all sides.

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About

Tucked into the lush mangroves of Mayakoba, Alila is a soulful escape where luxury moves in rhythm with the nature and culture that surround it. Within a pristine enclave on the Riviera Maya, this refined retreat tells the layered stories of this coastal sanctuary, set across 60 acres of beachfront, lagoon, and jungle. Here, 182 thoughtfully crafted guestrooms, suites and villas invite rest and reconnection. Six dining venues and immersive wellbeing offerings flow effortlessly between sea and stillness, guided by ancestral wisdom and modern perspective. Integrated into the greater Mayakoba community, guests enjoy privileged access to more than 30 restaurants, a championship golf course, and scenic nature trails. Rooted in heritage and alive with curiosity, a world awaits at Alila Mayakoba.

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Alila Mayakoba Reviews

35 reviews

"A wonderful family vacation spent at the Alila, Mayakoba We had such a lovely time at the Alila, Mayakoba. We truly didn’t want to leave. Everything was amazing from the moment we stepped foot onto the property and the warm welcome from Luis at the front desk with the refreshing drinks to the great and attentive butler, Ana, who tended to our questions/inquiries, reservations and requests. Brenda and Motse the front desk manager and supervisors made sure everything went smoothly and we are so grateful for their help. Omar and Oscar were so helpful and were so lovely always asking us how our stay has been and how they can be of assistance even though they weren’t our assigned butlers. Every morning we enjoyed breakfast at Ninguno taqueria and were really pleased by the service offered by Jovani and Krystal. The À la carte food was great and we really enjoyed the fresh fruit and refreshing drinks on their menu. Marco and Gabi were so lovely and welcoming at the poolside everyday and made us feel at home every day. Sergio was a great lagoon boat driver and was very knowledgeable about the history of the property, the wildlife and scenery - we really enjoyed our complementary lagoon boat ride. And last but not least the staff operating the shuttles/golf cart rides across the property were always so lovely and welcoming - I wish we wrote down all of their names but honestly we didn’t have one bad experience riding the golf carts back and forth to and from the beach all day. Among which were Leonardo and Herviz. Nao and Domingo were excellent waiters at Na restaurant and Casa Amate. Chef Enrique at Na and the sous chef and all the amazing line cooks and pastry chefs were AMAZING! Wish we had one more night to go to Na again. The spa is beautifully done and decorated - nestled in the beautiful Mayakoba nature and the spa attendants were really great and knew exactly what they were doing. Overall we had an unbelievably wonderful and comfortable stay at Alila and can’t wait to visit again and make more memories there."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 29, 2026

"Loved the renovated rooms. Hard product is on point. The lagoon pool was closed as well as some restaurants. Although some staff forgot requests and had to follow up, most of the staff were very friendly and helpful in recommending places to visit. A boat tour of the area was very fun as well as the cenote tour inside the Mayakoba complex. Would love to come back and try restaurants in other resorts as well."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

"We have stayed within the Mayakoba complex numerous times over the years, including multiple stays at Andaz, so we came to Alila with genuine goodwill and high expectations. Unfortunately, this visit was by far the worst experience we have had on the property. The resort was operating with only two restaurants and a single pool open, which made for a frustratingly limited experience at a hotel that charges premium prices. With so few options available, everything felt congested and stretched thin. The beach was effectively inaccessible due to a significant buildup of sargassum that had not been cleaned up, which is a major issue given that the beach is one of the primary reasons guests choose this destination. Perhaps most surprising for a property that markets itself as a tranquil, adults-oriented luxury retreat was the sheer volume of children throughout the resort. At any given time, there were ten or more kids in the lobby, restaurants, and at the pool. For guests seeking the quiet, refined atmosphere this caliber of property should deliver, it was a constant disruption. We want to love this resort and we have loved others within Mayakoba, but we cannot recommend Alila in its current state. If you are considering a stay here, we would encourage you to look elsewhere within the complex until the property fully reopens its amenities and addresses the beach conditions."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

"Best hotel stay that I can remember. I don’t want to raise expectations that will only lead to disappointment but beautiful property, great hotel suite, the best staff ever and all located in paradise!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 26, 2026

"Stayed 2 nights at Alila Mayakoba and had a wonderful stay. The Mayakoba complex itself is stunning, protected mangroves, clear lagoons, beautiful landscaping, and a real sense of privacy and security. You can tell the property is exceptionally well maintained. The hotel has a calm, refined “escape” feeling. Beach and pools never felt crowded, and breakfast by the ocean was a highlight. Room was elegant and comfortable, great scent throughout the property, lovely balcony, thoughtful lighting, plenty of bottled water. Service was outstanding from the welcome ritual to turndown. Housekeeping was incredibly detailed, and the butler team was responsive and even helped arrange the eco boat tour. Dining was very good, especially breakfast. Dinner was pricey but enjoyable, with strong service and some standout seafood dishes. Only minor downsides: hot water was slow, toiletries were average, and getting anywhere requires resort transportation. Overall, a very peaceful and polished luxury resort that feels integrated with nature. If you like quiet, design-forward resorts with strong service, this is a special place. Would return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 26, 2026

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