Grand Palladium Colonial Resort & Spa - All Inclusive

This Riviera Maya, Mexico hotel features a large full service spa. Five restaurants are on-site at the hotel, including the Kabah Restaurant that offers Italian and Mexican cooking.

At the Grand Palladium Colonial Resort & Spa, guest rooms provide garden views and a jetted bathtub. The rooms also feature a terrace with table and chairs.

The Colonial Resort & Spa Grand Palladium features 7 freshwater pools. Entertainment is provided at the theatre each night. The hotel offers a children’s club.

The Tulum Jungle and Cenotes, water-filled caves, are a short drive from the Grand Palladium Colonial Resort & Spa. Chichén Itzá and the Blue Cenote of Sammulá are also within driving distance of the hotel.

Rooms: 400
Rate: 160 - 1185.5 USD
Hotel chain: Fiesta Hotel Group

All guests are also invited to use the facilities provided by the Grand Palladium White Sand Resort & Spa, the Grand Palladium Kantenah Resort & Spa and the Grand Palladium Riviera Resort & Spa.

Varied and friendly entertainment program. Everyday our expert team of entertainment directors will organize daytime and night time activities aimed at entertaining adults and children.

This Colonial Palladium Grand Resort & Spa offers 414 guest rooms and suites in two- and three-story terra-cotta-and-cream colored buildings without elevators. Balconies or ground-floor terraces provide garden/forest views.

Decor features marble floors, marble bathrooms, light-colored furniture, light-colored walls and ceilings, pastel accent walls, and orange fabrics.

Guest staying at the Grand Palladium Colonial Resort & Spa can enjoy a wide selection of dining options, including 5 buffet-style restaurants, 8 a la carte restaurants and 26 bars.

The Mayan Riviera is the touristic area situated along the Caribbean Sea in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. Geographically it extends along the coast with a longitude of 130km, from the town of Puerto Morelos in the north to the town of Punta Allen in the south.
Created in 1998 under a mandate by public authorities (State of Quintana Roo, Canton de Solidaridad) and by the professional organizations of tourism in the area, the Mayan Riviera became, along with Cancun, the most important tourist destination in Mexico and one of the most visited destinations in the world.
Playa del Carmen is the head of the municipality of Solidaridad y boasts more than 23 thousand hotel rooms.
Similar to Cancun, the beaches of the Mayan Riviera are distinguished by having a fine, white sand and a beautiful, turquoise blue sea. In addition, the region is geologically formed by a large limestone plateau, which has the particularity of being permeable; over time numerous networks of small caves and subterranean caverns, also known as “cenotes” or water-filled caves have been formed, some of which are accessible to the public.

Points of Interest:
Distance to Playa del Carmen: 32km
Distance to Cancun: 95km
Distance to Tulum: 30km
Distance to the airport: 90km
Distance to the beach: 0km
Distance to taxi stop: 0km
Distance to bus stop: 100m

How to get to the resort:
By Car: From the Cancún airport take the Chetumal-Puerto Juárez highway in the direction of Tulum, going through the towns of Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen and lastly, Puerto Aventuras. From this last town, continue driving for five more minutes and you will find the resort on your left.
By Taxi: From the airport taxi stop, the resort is about 80min/90km away and the trip costs approximately 65 USD.

Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.