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Standout was the unique rooms which are extremely private, spacious and beautifully designed along the lagoon. Personally I didn’t quite understand the ‘Butler’ concept and found some of the comms style a bit frustrating. The other standout was the ‘Day of the dead’ celebrations. The property was decorated beautifully and very well organised. The opportunity to also participate was great as we felt emerged in the festivities. It would have been nice if the dinner package also included the face painting. More broadly the property is set within mayakoba so you can explore the grounds including the other hotels and it was fun to explore on the bikes. The only other thing to be aware off is also this is the more premium / exclusive hotel in mayakoba it’s still geared towards families or at least there where quite a few kids around. Finally don’t have high expectations of the beach it’s tiny and there isn’t much space. If you want high end luxury visit Maroma.

You think Rosewood, you think elevated, this is not the case. Resort is dated, overhyped and somewhere I would have no need to return to Firstly service, they try but cannot quite execute. Everything is late or just coming. Staff try constantly to recover service, they should just provide it in the first place. Rooms are something from a prior era, very dated. The whole place needs to be refurbished. I would hope it is next on the list. Food was average to below. Honestly did not have a good meal the whole time I was there. Cost while there I are not in line with what you get. Do not expect anything extra that you do not pay for. I would never need visit again and you will see from my reviews good and bad that I stay in a lot of hotels.

We stayed at this resort for what was supposed to be a relaxing getaway, but unfortunately, our experience fell far short of expectations for a property of this caliber. The Beach/Seaweed Issue: Before booking, I specifically asked about the seaweed situation since we had stayed at Banyan Tree about five years prior and remembered it being an issue. I was assured that it was no longer a problem and that the water was crystal clear because they clear it out regularly. However, when we arrived, the seaweed was terrible and significantly impacted our beach experience. The seaweed made the whole beach and beach pool smell. When we brought this up to staff, we were told that the water was clear on the day I had originally called - which is completely irrelevant since we booked for two weeks later. This felt deceptive and like we were purposefully misled. Service and Food Quality: The overall service and food quality were disappointing compared to most Rosewood properties and almost all 5-star hotels we've stayed at. The standards simply didn't match what you'd expect from a luxury resort. The food itself was subpar at best - the breakfast wasn't great at all, and we tried to get a simple latte almost every time it was done wrong. The Italian restaurant was some of the worst Italian we've ever had anywhere. We were paying Michelin star prices for food thrown on a plate by someone who seemed to be learning a recipe for the first time. During our over week-long stay, we found ourselves consistently trying to hunt for staff when we wanted to get anything done or get any food or beverage, both at the pool and the beach. It became a running joke among our group because we knew we wouldn't be able to get any service. Lack of Service Recovery: What was most frustrating was the complete lack of effort to address our concerns during our stay. When we brought up these issues, we were essentially dismissed without any attempt to make things right. Not even a small gesture like complimentary breakfast was offered to acknowledge our disappointment - not even a sincere apology. We felt like our concerns weren't cared about whatsoever. The Few Positives: I should mention that Gerry, our butler, was great and attentive - he's the only reason this isn't a 1-star review. The housekeeping was also immaculate throughout our stay. Bottom Line: We won't be returning. For the price point and reputation, this resort should deliver a much better experience. There are many other luxury properties that actually care about their guests and deliver on their promises.

After visiting Rosewood Mayakoba for the first time, it’s obvious why this property is one of the Crown Jewels of Rosewood’s portfolio. We have never experienced such impeccable service with mind-blowingly personal touches around every corner. Every member of the staff was so welcoming and accommodating, from our butlers Gerry and Valeria, to the spa staff (especially Gustavo who even coached us through the cold plunge!). Each employee we encountered was kind, caring, and delightful. It honestly felt like we were in a magical world—transported away from the everyday challenges of real life. The food and beverage program is the best I’ve encountered in my travels. From excellent tequila tastings (and education!) at Agave Azul, to the incredible tostadas at La Fondita, and the pitch perfect beach bites at Aqui Me Quedo—it’s clear why Rosewood Mayakoba winds up on so many “best of” lists. Zapote Bar was a special treat with finely crafted cocktails and live music that kept the party going. Visiting La Isla Secreta was a highlight and such a unique experience. We even made new friends that we have stayed in touch with—it just felt so special. Other highlights include Champagne O’clock on the beach, riding bikes to the FABULOUS spa, and the Thursday night Mexican Grill (where we ate way too many of Chef Jessica’s churros—the best we’ve ever tasted). Leaving the property was bittersweet—there is some sort of magic at every turn while you’re there. You just can’t put your finger on it. The thoughtfulness behind every decision is so very apparent as a guest, and yet the entire staff made every detail seem effortless. I have no doubt that an immense amount of planning and communication goes into every guests’ stay, so I would just like to say THANK YOU and BRAVO!! We will be back again and again.

Had heard and read amazing things. Other friends had experiences close to ours but seemed like a fluke, but it is definitely not... Proceed with caution as this is not your typical Rosewood experience..... Food is amazing and rooms are nice yet, but that's avialable in many places. We come for the Rosewood Experience...this property is not. The guest service's ability to accurately coordinate family activities is incompetent, likely due to either poor processes or inadequate staffing as people are nice---- except the shocking time they accused us of canceling an activity (so we were told it wasn't available) when the texts say otherwise). We have numerous examples of trying to plan pre arrival and during where requests not followed up on or even worse confirmations received for other families while ours were ignored. Also, our planned scuba trip (though the hotel) was cancelled due to the instructor not showing up for the scheduled dive-- after we waited for almost an hour past checkin time to learn about it. The staff (and presumably management) is aware of such problems but have done nothing to rectify Additionally, the wild raccoons and other larger animals are aggressive around smaller children and the hotel not caution us about it, and does nothing to help mitigate. Not a typical Rosewood level experience. Rosewood should de-Flag this property as it brings down the overall brand. Be wary of management responses that simply "apologize" in the comments ...this is a deep rooted organizational issue.