Bahia Principe Luxury Akumal, Riviera Maya

Bahia Principe Luxury Akumal is a beachfront, upscale, all-inclusive resort in Riviera Maya. The perfect spot for those who want to enjoy the best and start the day by the sea. Enjoy daily activities, unlimited dining, a variety of bars, including a sports bar, the shopping area in Hacienda Doña Isabel and if you like to play golf, the on-site PGA Riviera Maya is your best option.

Bahia Principe Luxury Akumal is ideal for active people who want to get the most out of their time in the area and golfers looking to play iconic golf courses. At Bahia Principe Luxury Akumal, experience the essence of the Riviera Maya in a beachfront setting with a touch of luxury and exclusivity, for everyone. Located in the heart of Riviera Maya, near the beautiful Caribbean and surrounded by the lush vegetation of the tropical jungle, this hotel also features a beachfront area only for adults that includes an infinity pool. Get even more out of your vacation with a round of golf at the on-site professional course PGA Riviera Maya (fees apply), and take the kids along, too… or you can just spend your stay enjoying the sun and the sand! You can also access the à la carte restaurants at the other resorts located within the Bahia Principe Riviera Maya complex.

Bahia Principe Luxury Standards
• Free 24-hour Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
• 24-Hour all-inclusive
• Guest Experience
• Free transportation to PGA Riviera Maya
• Free storage room for golf bags
• Pillow menu
• Bathrobe
• Slippers
• 24-Hour room service
• Minibar
• Unlimited à la carte dining at specialty restaurants of the complex
• Wide selection of international and premium liquors
• Exclusive beach and pool bar service
• Unlimited drinks at all hotel bars with a large selection of domestic liquor and beer
*Subject to availability and reservation required

Exchange Privileges
Bahia Principe Luxury Akumal guests have access to the à la carte restaurants of all four resorts located within the Bahia Principe Riviera Maya complex with a total of 25 restaurants, 24 bars and 12 swimming pools and internal shuttle service connecting the hotels, conference rooms and golf course.

Accessibility
Number of accessible guest rooms available at hotel:12

In-Room & Bathroom Facilities
• Wide doors for wheelchair access, with semi-open partition and a grab bar

Facilities in Public Areas
• All 3 swimming pools
• Access to the beach
• Buggys: a cart with a ramp
• Restaurants a la carte (Dolce Vita, Frutos del Mar, Katok and Ku’uk – Access through the buffet)

Ramps to Access:
• Main lobby, Buffet Yum and Snack Tikalito

Sustainable & Ecocentric
Bahia Principe is committed to taking care of people, as well as looking after their wellbeing, and peace of mind. That is why all health and safety protocols are constantly updated throughout the company’s resorts. The hotel chain is also dedicated to preserving their wonderful settings, those pieces of paradise whose beauty and richness are shared with all visitors.

Committed to Health and Wellbeing
Bahia Principe’s responsible management model commits them to the main international reference frameworks promoted by the United Nations as they are an essential engine for sustainable development and human prosperity. For Bahia Principe, the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, contained in its 2030 Agenda, have become a guide, a veritable roadmap for identifying and achieving their strategic goals.

Committed to Responsible and Sustainable Tourism
Bahia Principe already have been granted prestigious international seals in the area of sustainability as well as health and safety certificates.

”We are Ecocentric”: A Note from the Resort
“Our movement, We are ecocentric, invites all of you to release your inner ecocentric side. We want the best for us, for our loved ones and for the planet. We are ecocentric. Yes. We care about our environment. We want to take care of it and preserve it, because we want our clients to keep visiting us. We hope they will continue to discover the idyllic places that surround us. We want the waters of our beaches to remain transparent, so that our families can continue to dive into them.”