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The 14 best Hyatt all-inclusive resorts in the world
The all-inclusive resort space can be a little confusing, especially when the resort names don’t carry the same brand power as Park Hyatt or Hyatt Regency. But Hyatt’s all-inclusive portfolio has quietly become one of the best in the world, especially for points-savvy travelers. From romantic adults-only hideaways to fun-for-the-whole-family beachfront escapes, these resorts deliver …
The all-inclusive resort space can be a little confusing, especially when the resort names don’t carry the same brand power as Park Hyatt or Hyatt Regency. But Hyatt’s all-inclusive portfolio has quietly become one of the best in the world, especially for points-savvy travelers.
From romantic adults-only hideaways to fun-for-the-whole-family beachfront escapes, these resorts deliver serious value — and many can be booked with World of Hyatt points or enjoyed through Hyatt’s partnerships. Whether you’re planning a tropical getaway or looking to stretch your points for maximum luxury, these are the Hyatt all-inclusives worth having on your radar.
Related: Does it make sense to redeem World of Hyatt points for all-inclusive resorts?
What are the Hyatt all-inclusive resort brands?
While Hyatt’s Ziva and Zilara have been the company’s go-to all-inclusive resort brands for the last decade, there are some newer siblings under its resort umbrella.
The company’s all-inclusive resort footprint grew exponentially in recent years thanks to a $2.7 billion acquisition of Apple Leisure Group, the owner of brands like Secrets Resorts & Spas and Dreams Resorts & Spas. However, Hyatt also has all-inclusive resort options from before this takeover: Along with Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara properties, you’ll find offerings like Alila Ventana Big Sur and even Park Hyatt’s posh outpost in the Maldives.
Check out some of our favorites below.
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Fun in the sun is easy to access at Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos, on the outskirts of San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, but only a 20-minute drive from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD).
While Ziva is the family-friendly option out of Hyatt’s Ziva and Zilara all-inclusive brand siblings, TPG found the property to have plenty of options for visitors of all ages (including those who are looking for a little more seclusion away from children).
Guest rooms and suites fit the Baja California feel with terra cotta tiles, light decor and dark wood accents. Ocean views are a must, and the Master Suite tier of rooms affords extra space, as well as Hyatt club-level amenities.
On the food front, TPG recommends the poolside bars that serve up delicious fish tacos and ceviche with service that is both friendly and fast. Bon Vivant, the resort’s French restaurant, is another winner, with salade nicoise and duck breast — and it’s worth splurging on the wine list that isn’t part of the all-inclusive offering.
Rates at Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos start at $320 or 35,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Hyatt Ziva Cancun is an all-inclusive resort with spectacular views and sprawling beaches in the heart of Cancun, Mexico. Don’t miss the expansive pool deck with chaise lounges, swim-up bars and hot tubs.
TPG favors rooms in the property’s 17-floor Club Tower, which includes the hotel’s guest rooms and suites with Hyatt Ziva Club access. Ziva Club access includes things like private check-in and checkout, and personalized concierge services. While the resort is family-friendly, couples will likely want to look into a stay in the adults-only Turquoize Tower. The Turquoize building includes rooms and suites with extras like private infinity pools and hot tubs.
The dining lineup is extensive, to put it mildly. A few of our favorites are El Mercado, Hyatt Ziva Cancun’s all-day buffet, and Pasteles, a dessert parlor to satisfy the sweetest of sweet teeth. Food carts even regularly circle the pool, so if you leave here hungry, it’s your own fault. The alcohol selection is also surprisingly highbrow for an all-inclusive resort and features spirits like Johnnie Walker Black whisky, Belvedere vodka and Don Julio tequila.
Rates at Hyatt Ziva Cancun start at $460 or 42,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Hyatt made a major push into all-inclusive resorts in recent years, but one of TPG’s favorites has been around since before the more recent expansion. Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall manages to feel secluded yet is mere minutes from Montego Bay, Jamaica’s Sangster International Airport (MBJ).
This adults-only resort features attentive service, a slew of amenities and a litany of dining options that make this one of TPG’s favorite all-inclusive resorts. Guest rooms and suites offer airy, light environs perfect for a seaside vacation — we particularly love the swim-up suites. The Grand Butler Suite with personalized butler service is an ideal splurge for those looking for particularly attentive care.
On the activity front, take a plunge in the resort’s three-level pool or get adventurous while surfing Montego Bay. Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall’s spa features treatment rooms and a beachside cabana to indulge in a waterfront massage. Who doesn’t love getting rid of knots with crashing waves serenading you?
Dining options can satisfy a wide variety of taste buds. The resort’s upscale French restaurant, Petit Pariz, is ideal for a romantic date night, while Jamaican RootZ by HoriZons is great for all-day alfresco dining with a waterfront view.
Rates at Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall start at $492 or 35,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Sure, the white sandy beaches and swim-up bars are love at first sight at a place like Secrets Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa. But shouldn’t your all-inclusive resort offer so much more? Secrets, an adults-only, all-inclusive resort brand, certainly delivers in Cancun.
This all-suite resort manages to feel a little more secluded and cozy than you’d expect from an all-inclusive resort. Secrets Riviera Cancun guest rooms include private balconies and terraces with either hot tubs or swim-out access.
Activities abound, with kayaking, parasailing, windsurfing and snorkeling as just a few select offerings on the outdoor lineup. Be sure to refuel at the wide array of restaurant offerings, including Picante, the resort’s gourmet Mexican restaurant, and Coquette, an a la carte French restaurant.
Rates at Secrets Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa start at $485 or 25,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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All-inclusive resorts in the Dominican Republic might conjure images of the loud spring break crowd, but that’s not exactly the vibe at Breathless Punta Cana Resort & Spa.
The sprawling property is a favorite for its expansive suites and the Xhale club, a VIP offering with more personalized service for those staying in this category of suites. All suites feature balconies with private hot tubs, while some offer swim-up pool access from their terraces.
The restaurant lineup is extensive, with 11 restaurants and eight bars to indulge in. The Barefoot Grill serves beachside staples like burgers and grilled fish under the sun, while the Mediterranean-influenced Kibbeh restaurant is perfect for date night.
Carve out some me-time at the Relax Spa by Pevonia — the Sun Lover’s Facial is a must after a busy day lounging by the pool.
Rates at Breathless Punta Cana Resort & Spa start at $247 or 17,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Dreams is the more family-oriented of the all-inclusive brands Hyatt acquired amid the Apple Leisure Group takeover. Dreams Dominicus La Romana is a traveler favorite thanks to its gorgeous beach location and plenty of poolside and waterfront chaise lounges. (We aren’t saying you won’t compete to nab a chair each day, but at least there are plenty from which to pick.)
When we say there’s something for everyone here, we mean it: Rooms and suites range from spacious garden-view rooms with private balconies, canopy beds and elegant bathrooms to expansive three-bedroom suites geared toward families. There are also swim-up suites and even a honeymoon suite with a private hot tub and a hammock.
Both buffets win out at Dreams: There are lively cooking displays at World Cafe, and the club-level-only Flying Fish buffet is a more exclusive all-you-can-eat feast. Dance the night away at Desires, the resort’s lounge and nightclub.
Rates at Dreams Dominicus La Romana start at $343 or 17,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Sunscape Curacao Resort, Spa & Casino is a swimmer’s delight thanks to its beach with protected waters for swimming and snorkeling. That’s only the beginning of the fun at this kid-friendly, all-inclusive resort. Paddleboarding and diving with the family or trying your hand with Lady Luck at the on-site casino are all part of a normal day here.
Guest rooms and suites are affordable and come with a garden view or Caribbean Sea view (we prefer the latter). Consider upgrading to the resort’s Sun Club for nicer suites, lounge access and more personalized service.
Bluewater Grill, the resort’s international restaurant, is an ideal spot for dinner with views of the sea. Head to Oceana Restaurant for more Curacao flavors with your seafood.
Unwind with a treatment at the Sunscape Spa by Pevonia, which offers aromatherapeutic salt scrubs and a variety of massage options amid a wide-ranging treatment menu.
Rates at Sunscape Curacao Resort, Spa & Casino start at $365 or 17,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Pool lovers, rejoice. Dreams Onyx Resort & Spa has plenty of options for you — six pools, to be exact.
There are two infinity pools and even a saltwater kids pool to keep the little ones busy. Don’t miss out on the resort’s expansive beach, an ideal place to read a book on the chaise lounge under a thatched umbrella — who doesn’t love finishing a juicy chapter amid a sea breeze?
The resort has a wide range of room and suite options, but all accommodations feature hot tubs on private terraces or balconies, and complimentary minibars as part of the all-inclusive rate. Consider a splurge to a nicer pool- or ocean-view junior suite, or go the extra mile with an upgrade to the Preferred Club. This level of suites includes a personal concierge, lounge access and Preferred Club-only pools, bars and restaurants.
Varied activities, including a free introductory scuba lesson, several restaurants and kids and teens clubs, are at guests’ fingertips here. Mercure is a delicious French brasserie. SandBar is our favorite spot for a margarita on the beach.
Rates at Dreams Onyx Resort & Spa start at $244 or 21,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Go west, young man — and indulge in one luxurious spa.
Miraval Arizona brings luxe wellness accommodations to the desert and does it with flying colors. This TPG favorite will have you feeling like a celebrity in no time with all the scrumptious dining, pampering, treatments and activities.
Guest rooms and suites deliver Wild West chic with a clean design and fluffy beds. (Go ahead, jump on it — we won’t tell.) Larger rooms include private patios or outdoor showers and fire pits. Splurge more and enjoy suites with crackling fireplaces and views of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The ultimate indulgence is Miraval’s seven villas (ideal for families or larger groups) and retreats for better indoor-outdoor flow (dine under the stars or enjoy an indoor-to-outdoor shower — why choose?).
Miraval Arizona’s Life in Balance Spa is a draw for its decadent treatments, like a 50-minute Cara Vida facial (a resort exclusive) that features cold-pressed chia seeds and local Arizona honey. Check out the Cactus Flower Restaurant, the resort’s main dining spot, for specials like squash curry and a vegan chorizo tostada. For carnivores, the Coyote Moon Burger is also scrumptious. Both Miraval Arizona and the overall Miraval Resorts brand are celebrating their 30th anniversaries in 2025.
Rates at Miraval Arizona start at $874 or 40,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Travelers craving an adults-only, all-inclusive resort experience won’t be disappointed in the least with a stay at Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana, as TPG discovered while visiting the Dominican Republic.
We found it to be a little more highbrow than the typical all-inclusive experience, and we’re not complaining. The contemporary design, massive pools and sprawling beach are all selling points. Who doesn’t love to sip a morning mimosa amid well-manicured greenery and stone walkways heading to the turquoise sea? Luxury and all-inclusive aren’t mutually exclusive.
Rooms and suites are expansive, bright and (whether you like it or not) feature open rainfall-style showers. Swim-up and oceanfront suites add a little more connected action to your fun-in-the-sun getaway, while the largest Presidential and Club Ocean View Master suites include huge balconies with waterfront views and entertaining spaces. Don’t forget the free minibar with snacks and sips like Presidente beers and Pringles.
On the restaurant front, Shutters Beachside serves breakfast (grab your morning egg frittata and crabcake and get a head start on claiming your chaise lounge for the day). Brando’s is the spot for an over-the-top dinner. Tahitian cru ceviche and grilled shrimp in a coconut and vanilla sauce received top marks after our dinner.
Poolside lounging might be the easiest way to spend time at Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana, but you can check out other activities and amenities like aqua-cycling and all the thrills at Canapolis Water Park at the neighboring, family-friendly Hyatt Ziva property (accessible to all Zilara guests). A more relaxing endeavor comes at The Larimar Spa, featuring marquee treatments like a 90-minute body wrap that uses Dominican noni fruit.
Rates at Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana start at $468 or 42,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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Secrets Moxche Playa del Carmen and Impression Moxche by Secrets are cobranded all-inclusive, adults-only resorts nestled along the pristine beaches of Mexico’s Riviera Maya, tucked within the gated community of Corasol. (It’s the only destination where both Impression and Secrets are located in the same complex.) Note that amenities at Secrets Moxche Playa del Carmen are available for guests of Impression Moxche by Secrets, but guests at Secrets Moxche Playa del Carmen do not have access to the exclusive offerings and services available at Impression Moxche by Secrets.
Both resorts are known for luxurious atmospheres, natural decor and impressive oceanfront views. Secrets Moxche has a full-service spa and wellness center, water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding, nightlife and entertainment, including an impressive theater. Impression Moxche provides guests personalized touches like a dedicated butler, nightly turndown, upgraded bath amenities, a Secrets Box for private room service and a twice-daily refreshed, personalized minibar to ensure a seamless stay.
Both properties have options for oceanfront and swim-up suites, private plunge pools and direct beach access — all with modern, earthy decor. Impression Moxche has 198 expansive suites, each starting at nearly 1,000 square feet, while Secrets Moxche has a total of 485 spacious suites.
On the pool front, Secrets Moxche offers a variety of options, like a lagoon pool complete with a sandy beach and The Cove beach bar. Other options include more private cenote-style pools and the main swimming area, complete with a swim-up bar you might expect from an all-inclusive resort. Impression Moxche guests have access to a private rooftop pool and a designated beachfront pool.
Culinary offerings across both properties include over a dozen gourmet restaurants serving French, Mediterranean, Italian and Latin American cuisine. Culinary highlights at Impression Moxche include Teodoro’s rotating seven-course author’s choice menu, as well as Cielo Impression Rooftop, where Californian cuisine meets Mexican fare.
Rates at Secrets Moxche Playa del Carmen start at $900 or 35,000 World of Hyatt points per night. Rates at Impression Moxche by Secrets start at $1,300 or 42,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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The Maldives conjures images of a bucket list trip, but the Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa is perhaps one of the most bucket list-iest of bucket list resorts in the island nation.
The newest and biggest splurge at the resort is the recently added three-bedroom Overwater Reef Residence, which spans nearly 10,000 square feet and includes views of the Indian Ocean and a private infinity pool. Your private chef and, yes, the resort’s Vidhun Spa will come to you for any treatments you might desire (a massage feels all the more indulgent on your private terrace, no?).
Other accommodations vary from overwater bungalows to more woodsy offerings on the Park Hyatt’s island. It goes without saying: The pool area and beach both provide ample opportunities to make the Instagram and TikTok followers jealous, as TPG noted when we checked in.
While Park Hyatt isn’t traditionally a Hyatt brand associated with the all-inclusive resort sector, we’re including it here because the resort does offer an all-inclusive package that covers all meals and select alcoholic beverages.
All-inclusive rates at the Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa start at $750 per night.
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Head to the Texas Hill Country for a little rest and relaxation with a side of luxury at Miraval Austin.
The Hyatt resort brand, known for all things wellness, beckons travelers with its stunning property overlooking Lake Travis and the surrounding Texas hills. Tranquility is the name of the game here, as TPG discovered when we checked in. From meditation channels on the guest room TVs to a Himalayan singing bowl and Miraval Zen-branded amenities, the odds are probably low that you’ll leave here stressed.
Miraval Austin is popular, so book treatments and fitness classes well ahead of check-in, as those can fill up quickly. Can’t make it into the stress solutions class? Fear not. There are plenty of other offerings like archery, cooking classes and “Tex Zen” yoga. Get it? Whoever said you couldn’t be funny and health-conscious is sorely mistaken.
The Miraval Life in Balance Spa is a major draw for guests looking to indulge in treatments ranging from 100-minute body renewal rituals (complete with ginger grass and bamboo scrubs and cherry-blossom rice buffing) to an 80-minute Moroccan Coffee Blossom pedicure.
Gourmet lovers will be ready to book their next stay after a visit to Hilltop Crossings Kitchen, the resort’s main restaurant, where a mix of local ingredients and wellness-geared dishes — from sirloin raised at Texas’ own 44 Farms to hempseed meatballs — are the stars of the menu.
After a busy day of activities, treatments and treats, head back to your room and soak in all the Texas Hill Country glory from the privacy of your own balcony. This is a rejuvenating resort at its finest.
Rates at Miraval Austin start at $1,464 or 40,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
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