Bahia Principe Grand Tulum All Inclusive Resort | *NEWLY RENOVATED*
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Location About halfway between Akumal Beach and Tulum,
Highway 307 becomes flanked with the grandiose entrance gates to both the Grand Bahia Riviera
Golf Course and Club and the Bahia Principe resorts entrance.
Cancun Airport is a straight shot north and takes just over an hour to reach, while Playa
del Carmen can be reached in just under 40 minutes.
Akumal Beach's center and turtle-filled waters are just a short 10-minute drive up the road
and can be reached by cab or collectivo.
Xplor, Xel-Ha, and Xcaret are located along the Highway between Akumal and Playa del Carmen.
Pools Those who enjoy pools will find there are
three separate lake-style pools on-site; all three are close to the beach with an easy
transition between pool and beach.
The large main pool located mid-resort includes a swim-up bar, shallower children’s section,
and daytime activities, while the smaller pool with its built-in Jacuzzi is located
further south and geared more towards those who like to nap or read while poolside.
The third pool is also on the small side and dedicated for Club Hacienda guests–this
pool is located by the Club Hacienda villas on the far north side of the property.
Although the smaller pools do not have a swim-up bar, they do have their own bar, loungers,
and shade palapas.
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Moving to Rooms On the whole, all 978 rooms are simple but
comfortable spaces with private outdoor space, basic marble tile floors, pale yellow walls,
blue and white fabrics, and cream, painted colonial-style wooden furniture that's slightly
dated.
Decor is the same that is found in the Luxury Bahia Principe Akumal resort but rooms lack
the Luxury Bahia's extra amenities (which include butler service and 24-hour room service).
Sitting areas include simply fashioned couches, and a small table and chairs set up in front
of a glass sliding door to the room's private outdoor space.
A long, glass-topped desk hides the minibar and is the resting spot for a flat-screen
TV, ice bucket, and coffeemaker.
Marble bathrooms are a standard size and feature hairdryers and makeup mirrors, plus basic
toiletries like shampoo, soap, and body lotion.
The entry-level Superior Rooms only lack the hydromassage tubs and couch sitting area found
in Junior Suite Superiors, while rooms in the Club Hacienda level get extra amenities
such as free Wi-Fi in the clubhouse, bathrobes and slippers, and extra a la carte dining
reservations.
Dining Dining options are stunning here!
Tulum's main buffet restaurant Yucatan serves up international fare for breakfast, lunch,
and dinner with special themed cuisine nightly during dinner service.
If you have a hankering for a specific type of food, you can check out one of the three
reservation-required a la carte spots on-site: La Gran Tortuga-Rodizio (Brazilian steakhouse),
Tequila (traditional Mexican), or Don Pablo (modern cuisine).
Just remember you'll need to make advance reservations and that guests are only allowed
to dine a la carte three times per week long stay; men are required to wear long trousers
at these venues.
Otherwise, you can grab a quick bite at the 24-hour buffet-style Las Olas snack bar.
Though guests can access facilities at sister property Grand Bahia Principe Coba, they can't
access its restaurants.
Spa There's a spa on the Tulum property, but since
the Coba spa was renovated in 2014, it might be worth heading over there for a swanky treatment
or two.
Both spas also have a beauty salon with hair and nail treatments and a small indoor gym
with cardio machines, weights, and a few yoga/stretching mats.
Activities Grand Bahia Tulum delivers all of the features
expected of an all-inclusive mega-resort, including daily activities like dance and
exercise classes; medical service; shuttle service; and assortment of shops.
Solid blue loungers in two rows are set up with private palapas.
Since all resorts have access to Tulum's beach, it's a gamble whether or not it'll feel full.
Family-friendly features include a Bahia Scouts kids' club and on-site Dolphinarium where
you can either watch a show from the sidelines or get in the water with the dolphins themselves.
Guests also receive one hour of free non-motorized sports each day of their stay, so you can
strap on a snorkel or paddle on the open waves.
Off-site features shared across all resorts in the complex include the Riviera Maya Golf
Club with 18- and 9-hole courses, plus cenotes and a jungle area; Hacienda Dona Isabel with
shops, a nightclub, and live music.
There's also a kids-only water park that Tulum guests can access over at the Coba property.
Tulum gives guests six spots to grab a drink, alcoholic or not, including three pool bars
and a patio-style beach bar.
Just off the lobby, there's a circular indoor spot called Bar Akumal with a dance floor,
loads of tables and chairs set up and windows looking out onto one of the pools.
There are also a coffee, tea, and cookies served here during the day.
There's also a theater bar aptly named Broadway, and a bonus unofficial terrace bar that opens
up on the terrace behind the lobby to serve sundowners.
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