Hilton has expanded its all-inclusive portfolio in the Caribbean with a new resort in Playa del Carmen. 

It’s called The Yucatan Resort Playa del Carmen, and it’s part of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton. 

The adults-only hotel is owned by FibraHotel and operated by an affiliate of Playa Hotels and Resorts. 

“We are thrilled to introduce the first Tapestry Collection resort to this extraordinary tropical destination,” said Manuel Villalobos, general manager, The Yucatan Resort Playa del Carmen. “Guests are in for a memorable stay thanks to Playa’s unique all-inclusive offerings and incredible location, combined with the trust and reliability of the Hilton name.”

The property is set on Fifth Avenue, the beating heart of what has long been one of Mexico’s most exciting beach towns.

The 60-unit hotel has a rooftop pool and bar and a spa; all-inclusive guests have access to a private beach with its own watersports section, dining venues and pools at the property’s sister hotel, the Hilton Playa del Carmen. 

Dining concepts at The Yucatan include the Sakura Maru Sushi Bar, a Peruvian-Japanese fusion eatery, along with La Terraza Snack Bar, which specializes in tacos, seafood, wings and cocktails. 

The hotel is part of Playa’s portfolio of 22 resorts across Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. 

And it’s the latest addition to Hilton’s growing portfolio of all-inclusive properties, the product of an alliance with Playa that kicked off back in 2018.

“As we continue to expand our all-inclusive portfolio, we are excited to officially welcome The Yucatan Resort Playa del Carmen to Tapestry Collection and offer guests a new and unique resort option,” said Gary Steffen, global category head, full service brands, Hilton. “Whether unwinding at the property’s picturesque rooftop pool, enjoying an authentically local meal or exploring Riviera Maya’s rich history and culture, The Yucatan Resort Playa del Carmen offers a wide variety of amenities and activities to travelers looking for that one-of-a-kind stay experience.”

For more, visit The Yucatan.