The Mexican Caribbean’s Newest Resort

By: - February 17th, 2015

Above: Finest Playa Mujeres

By the Caribbean Journal staff

There’s another new resort on the Caribbean coast of Mexico.

The Finest Playa Mujeres resort has officially opened its doors near Cancun.

The property, which is operated by Excellence Group, officially opened last week to travelers of all ages.

The all-inclusive resort includes swim-up rooms, private pools, rooftop terrace and other room types.

The 450-room property includes nine restaurants, 10 pools and 17 bars, along with a hydrotherapy spa.

The hotel actually opened ahead of schedule, with an originally planned debut of March 1.

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