Looking for an all inclusive resort from a name you know? Hyatt has over 150 all inclusive resorts which are mostly in Mexico and the Caribbean.
As new empty nesters who’ve discovered the secret to free luxury travel, Zuzu & I are on a mission to try them all!
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In this guide, you’ll learn everything that you need to know to choose the best Hyatt all inclusive resorts!
9 All Inclusive Resort Brands
Back in 2013, Hyatt launched their first all inclusive resort brands:
- the family friendly Hyatt Ziva Resorts, and
- the adults only Hyatt Zilara Resorts.
As Zuzu & I have seen first hand, Ziva and Zilara resorts are great.
Whereas the all inclusive resort stereotype brings to mind watered-down drinks and low quality food, the Ziva & Zilara cocktails were always top notch and the dining has been great.
Check out our List of Best Drinks at All Inclusive Resorts!
With Hyatt’s acquisition of AMR in 2022, Hyatt went from having 2 all inclusive brands to having a global portfolio of nine luxury all-inclusive resort brands. Hyatt refers to them as the Inclusive Collection.
In 2024, Hyatt announced a joint venture with Bahia Principe which will add 23 All Inclusive resorts to the Hyatt family. When will you be able to book Bahia Principe resorts with Hyatt points? Not until 2nd half of 2025.
While not part of the Hyatt Inclusive Collection, there are 3 more Hyatt brands that offer an all inclusive style experience.
Ranking the Hyatt Inclusive Collection Brands
With a few exceptions, we’ve had fantastic experiences at both Hyatt Ziva & Hyatt Zilara Resorts. Due to our personal experience, we rank them ahead of the other Hyatt All Inclusive Resort brands in this list.
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In order of best to worst, here’s our rank of the best Hyatt resort brands.
#1-a: Hyatt Ziva
One of the 2 original Hyatt All Inclusive Resort brands, Hyatt Ziva is known as the family friendly resort. You’ll often find a Ziva and Zilara on adjoining properties like we had in Jamaica.
Best Hyatt Ziva Resort: Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana
#1-b: Hyatt Zilara
As the original adults only Hyatt all inclusive resort, Hyatt Zilara has set a high bar. We loved our time at the Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana in Dominican Republic as well as Zilara Rose Hall in Jamaica. Since both were adjoining a Ziva property, we had full access to all the restaurants, bars and pools on both Ziva and Zilara resorts.
Best Hyatt Zilara Resort: Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana
You’ll often find a Ziva and Zilara next door or near each other. The difference is that Hyatt Ziva is family friendly while Hyatt Zilara is adults only, no kids allowed.
Yes, if you booked the adults only Hyatt Zilara, you can also eat at the adjoining Hyatt Ziva restaurants and bars. While Ziva guests are supposed to stay on the family friendly Ziva property, we’ve seen plenty of Hyatt Ziva guests on the adults only Hyatt Zilara side.
#2: Zoëtry Wellness & Spa Resorts
After visiting Zoetry Montego Bay, the adult oriented Zoetry Resorts sure feels like one of the very best Hyatt all inclusive brands. Zoetry Resorts are much smaller then many of the all inclusive resorts in the Caribbean.
Described as luxury for the discerning traveler, Zoetry Resorts can be about as good as it gets.
- Adult Oriented but not Adult Only
- High End Luxury All Inclusive Resort
- All Food & Drinks Included
- Room Service Included
Best Zoëtry Resort: Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana
Zuzu & I have our eye on the Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana. It’s an easy trip for us to Punta Cana from Nashville & this small resort looks amazing. Especially since we’ll be able to stay there for free!
#3: Secrets Resorts & Spas
While not quite as luxurious as Zoetry, I rate Secrets All Inclusive Resorts to be a fairly upscale, adults only all inclusive resort. “Romance for Couples” is a common theme in the marketing for Secrets Resorts.
- Adult Only
- Upscale Luxury All Inclusive Resort
- All Food & Drinks Included
- No reservations required at the restaurants (maybe good or bad)
- Room Service Included
- Best Hyatt All Inclusive for Globalists
- Watch out for hard sell of Unlimited Vacation Club (UVC) at some Secrets
Zuzu & I have been to seven Secrets and we’re already booked to visit the brand new Secrets St Lucia in 2026! Make sure that you sign up for our newsletter to hear how these free vacations go for us!
Best Secrets Resort: TIE: Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun & Secrets Playa Blanca
Secrets Impression
Unveiled in 2022 as an ultra luxury concept, Impression by Secrets aims to be the best adults only all inclusive resort brand. Starting with 2 Secrets Impressions in the Cancun area, AMR plans to roll out more of these resorts.
Zuzu & I visited the Secrets Impression Moxché in 2023. The cash price of our 5 night stay is $7,176 but, as usual, we’re traveling for free on points! We got an incredible 5.7 cents per Hyatt point value on this vacation and it still ranks as the best Hyatt All Inclusive that we’ve visited!
Best Impression by Secrets Resort: Secrets Impressions Moxché
#4: Breathless Resorts & Spas
If you want to have a wild party at an all inclusive resort, this looks like what you want.
Billed as an all inclusive resort with “invigorating entertainment,” Breathless All Inclusive Resorts aim their marketing towards the adult party crowd.
- Adult Only
- Party Atmosphere All Inclusive Resort
- All Food & Drinks Included
- Room Service Included
Best Breathless Resort: Breathless Punta Cana Resort & Spa
#5: Dreams Resorts & Spas
As the best family friendly all inclusives in the new Hyatt brands, Dreams is a good blend of fun and relaxation making Dreams our pick for Best Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts for Families. We stayed at the combined Secrets/Dreams Bahia Mita and had a great time! Unlike the other Hyatt All Inclusive brands that have 4-15 locations, there are a whopping 24 Dreams Resorts across Mexico & the Caribbean.
- Family Friendly
- All Inclusive Resort
- All Food & Drinks Included
- Room Service Included
Best Dreams Resort: Dreams Bahia Mita
#6: Sunscape Resorts & Spas
Of the 3 family friendly all inclusive brands by Hyatt, Sunscape Resorts looks to have the most fun stuff for kids. In fact, the only photos of the hotel on the Hyatt website are of the kids pool and a kids playground.
There was a time when that would appeal to Zuzu & me. But as recent empty nesters, we’ll pass on this one & stick with the other Hyatt all inclusive resorts on this list.
- Family Friendly… really more like Kid Friendly
- All Inclusive Resort
- All Food & Drinks Included
- Room Service Included
Best Sunscape Resort: Sunscape Curaçao Resort & Spa
#7: Vivid Hotels & Resorts
As a new adults only brand in the Inclusive collection, Hyatt Vivid opened its first resort in early 2024 in Cancun.
The 400 room Hyatt Vivid Grand Island resort is adjacent to the new Dreams Grand Island on the lagoon side (not on the beach) of the Cancun Hotel Zone. Unlike other Hyatt All Inclusive brands who feature the same restaurants at every property, Hyatt Vivid resorts will feature locally inspired, one-off dining options.
Hyatt Vivid Resorts will also have an emphasis in healthy lifestyle, exercise options and locally inspired itineraries. In terms of price point, Hyatt Vivid will be just below the family friendly Dreams Resorts.
Hyatt Vivid Grand Island is the only Vivid Resort listed on the Hyatt website so far.
#8: Alua Hotels & Resorts
The Alula brand has 44 semi all inclusive resorts in Spain & Greece. In 2023, Alua added 2 Hyatt Alua resorts in Obzor, Nessebar, Bulgaria. Most of the Alua Hotels look more like nice hotels than resorts. For now, I’ll keep it at the bottom of my list of Hyatt all inclusive resorts.
If we make it to Spain on our trip to Europe next year, I’ll update the website with a review of an Alua Hotel.
Best Alua Resort: AluaSoul Menorca
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Bonus All Inclusive Resorts
In addition to the 9 brands in the Hyatt Inclusive Collection, there are 3 more AI resort brands that you can book though Hyatt. You can even book them for free with Hyatt points!
Hyatt Miraval Resorts
All Miraval Resorts are in the United States. These are ultra high end resorts and are more about relaxing and connecting with the local environment.
Alila Resorts
Looking to bundle an eco-luxury experience with meals, non-alcoholic drinks and activities into an all inclusive price? With a global footprint, Alila Resorts might be just what you want! Some Alila resorts offer All Inclusive options but not all do. Get the full scoop about Alila Resorts by clicking here.
Mr & Mrs Smith
In 2024, Hyatt dropped their relationship with SLH Hotels (Hilton now has a deal with SLH) and Hyatt acquired the Mrs & Mrs Smith platform. Some of these boutique resorts are unbelievably over the top. Some are more than $2,000 per night!
While you can book many Mr & Mrs Smith resorts for free with World of Hyatt points, I don’t recommend it. You’ll usually only get 1 cent per Hyatt point and that’s a horrible value.
Read more in our post about these lesser know resorts by Hyatt.
Locations
Currently, there are over 150 Hyatt hotels and resorts in the Inclusive Collection. The greatest concentration of Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts are in Mexico and the Caribbean. You’ll find these beachfront Hyatt all inclusive resorts in:
- Mexico Hyatt Resorts
- Cancun
- Cancun Hotel Zone
- Playa del Carmen
- Cozumel
- Tulum
- Cabo
- Puerto Vallarta
- Cancun
- Caribbean Hyatt Resorts
- Jamaica
- Puerto Rico
- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- St Martin
- Saint Lucia
- Curaçao
- Aruba
- Central & South America Resorts
- Costa Rica
- Panama
- Columbia
- Europe Hyatt Resorts
- Spain
- Greece
- Bulgaria
- Portugal
Cancun All Inclusive Resorts
With the highest concentration of Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts, Cancun has about 30 resorts within an hour drive of the Cancun airport. I’ve broken them down by areas like Cancun proper, Cancun Hotel Zone vs Playa del Carmen. And we’ve listed some average cash prices but Zuzu & I think you should stay for free.
Click here to learn how we stay for free at Hyatt all inclusive resorts.
- Hyatt Ziva Riviera Cancun
- Zuzu & I stayed here in 2022.
- Staff & drinks were fantastic!
- New in 2021, formerly Secrets Silversands Riviera Cancun
- Waterpark & pools were great!
- Beach was bad: rocky, narrow, steep
- Mostly great food, Habaneros on the beach was our goto!
- Free kid’s club for age 4-12.
- Globalist upgrade to a huge Club Master Suite!
- Cash price: $500-600/night but our $3700 stay was free 🙂
- Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya
- NEW, Open December 2022
- Former Secrets Capri resort totally renovated with 291 suites.
- Adults only
- Great beach, fantastic reviews and top notch Zilara reputation.
- 4 restaurants, 5 bars
- $400-600 or 25k points per night. Hyatt Category C.
- Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya
- Only 100 suites which are all oceanfront
- Sounds comfortable but in need of a remodeling.
- Several reviews complain about kids at this adult oriented resort.
- $650-900 or 30k points per night. Hyatt Category D
- Zoëtry Villa Rolandi Isla Mujeres Cancun
- Very small with only 35 oceanfront suites.
- On the far end of Isla Mujeres from the action so it’s super quiet & chill.
- Free private yacht transfer to & from Cancun.
- $600-800 or 30k points per night. Hyatt Category D
- Secrets Impression Isla Mujeres
- NEW, Opened March 2023
- 125 Suites
- 8 Restaurants & Bars
- 4 story waterslide
- On the side of a hill so LOTS of stairs
- Hyatt Category F, 50k points (WOW!) or $768 per night
- Secrets Akumal Riviera Maya
- Great reviews, one of the Best Secrets Resorts in Cancun
- Snorkeling in the bay is a must do!
- Small lounge for Preferred members & Globalists
- Globalist SUA to Partial Ocean View
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort
- Brand new in 2014
- Looks great for an adults only resort with 424 rooms!
- Guests can access the food & fun at the Dreams resort next door.
- Supposedly no seaweed at this resort.
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points or $500-700 per night.
- Secrets Playa Blanca Costa Mujeres
- We stayed here and LOVED it!
- NEW Construction, Opened February 2024
- 509 rooms
- Only 12 miles from Cancun but on a secluded beach
- Adults Only
- Access to the world’s second-largest barrier reef for scuba diving & snorkeling
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points or $600-900/night
- Secrets Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa
- All suite, all adult, all inclusive resort.
- Reviews are mixed: good number of 5 star but many poor reviews
- Restaurants don’t do reservations which can be good or bad.
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points or $600-950 per night.
- Breathless Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa
- Category C, 25k points
- Dreams Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort
- Connected to Secrets Playa Mujeres
- Family friendly
- Solid choice for families with kids but not as good as most Zivas
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Dreams Aventuras Riviera Maya
- Dreams Natura Resort & Spa
- New in 2020
- Riviera Cancun area
- Family friendly
- Category C, 25k points
- Dreams Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa
- Poor reviews
- Family friendly
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points or $350-500 per night
- Dreams Jade Resort & Spa
- 550 Suites, start at 700 sq ft
- Family friendly
- Teen friendly Core Zone
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points
- Dreams Sapphire Resort & Spa
- 488 Suites, start at 520 Sq Ft
- Large Balconies & Connecting Rooms available
- Family friendly
- Reviews say this is a step down from many all inclusive resorts
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points
- Sunscape Akumal Beach Resort & Spa
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points (as of March 28, 2023)
Cancun Hotel Zone All Inclusive Resorts
On a thin strip of land just outside downtown Cancun, the Cancun Hotel Zone (aka Zona Hotelera) is packed with resorts and is sometimes known as the Cancun Tourist Zone. If you want all your tourist attractions in walking distance, you’ll think the Hotel Zone is the best place to stay in Cancun. But if you want to get away from it all, you might want to avoid the Cancun Hotel Zone.
- Hyatt Ziva Cancun
- We stayed here in 2024!
- Family friendly with a unique “swim with the dolphins” option.
- Huge resort in the Hotel Zone with 6 above average restaurants.
- Lots of things to do off property within walking distance
- 2 distinct large beaches
- Often ranked as best Hyatt Ziva
- $475-700 or 50k points per night. Hyatt Category F
- Hyatt Zilara Cancun
- Adults only in the Cancun Hotel Zone
- Just a mile away from the Ziva Cancun
- Zilara guests can access the Ziva, 2 resorts for the price of 1
- Great beach & mostly good reviews
- $475-700 or 40k points per night. Hyatt Category E
- Secrets The Vine Cancun
- High Rise Building in Cancun’s Hotel Zone
- Lots of things to do offsite within walking distance
- Be aware of vendors on the beach
- Large adults only resort gets high marks in reviews
- 4 swimming pools all have bars!
- Beach is small
- 6 restaurants. Lots of activities.
- Zuzu & I definitely want to stay here soon.
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points or $550-650 per night.
- High Rise Building in Cancun’s Hotel Zone
- Breathless Cancún Soul Resort & Spa NEW
- High rise with rooftop pools
- Beach is not great
- Reputation as a party resort
- Dreams Sands Cancun Resort & Spa
- Bad reviews
- Poor Globalist recognition
- Dreams Vista Cancun Golf & Spa Resort
- Great views from this high rise resort
- In private gated community of Puerta del Mar
- Technically, just outside the Hotel Zone
- Family friendly, several pools but a very small beach
- Excellent reviews of food & beverages
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points or $400-600 per night.
- Dreams Grand Island
- Opening 2024
- Adjacent to Hyatt Vista Grand Island
- Huge 616 rooms, huge conference center
- No beach, on the lagoon side of Hotel Zone
- Hyatt Vista Grand Island
- Opening 2024
- Adjacent to Dreams Grans Island
- 400 Suites
- No beach, on the lagoon side of Hotel Zone
- Now Emerald Cancun
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points or $250-450/night
- Bad reviews, would NOT recommend
Playa del Carmen All Inclusive Resorts
About an hour south of the Cancun airport, you’ll find several Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in Playa del Carmen. We’ll be adding another review of a Playa resort soon, stay tuned!
- Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun
- We went here & our daughter is going here for her honeymoon!
- Zuzu’s pick for Best Secrets Resort in Caribbean!
- Great reviews of this 500 acre, adults only resort.
- Beach: One of the best beaches in Mexico!
- 9 restaurants. LOTS of free activities.
- Private lounge, beach club, & a beach bar for AMR Preferred & Hyatt Globalists
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points or $650-1000 per night,
- Read our Secrets Maroma Beach Review!
- Secrets Moxché Playa del Carmen
- Easily one of the best Hyatt Resorts in Mexico
- NEW, Opened April 2022
- Great restaurant selection
- Amazing pools (Do they rival the great Andaz Maui pools?)
- 3 Cenote style hot tubs
- Hidden Speakeasy in Pharmacy, password required 😉
- Don’t miss the Tour of Mexico dinner on Tuesdays
- At least 1 report of a Hyatt Globalist getting free upgrade to Preferred Club
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points or $900-1400 per night
- Secrets Impressions Moxché
- Ross’s pick for Best Secrets Resort in Caribbean!
- NEW, Opened December 2022
- Impression by Secrets is a new, ultra high end concept
- Exclusive resort inside the Secrets Moxché property
- Butler service
- Full access to Secrets Moxché Playa del Carmen
- All adult hotel
- Expensive at $1000-2300 per night for standard room
- Globalist SUA to Ocean Front Suite
- Hyatt Category F, 50k points
- Dreams Aventuras Riviera Maya
Tulum All Inclusive Resorts
Being a little more off the beaten path, these Tulum all inclusive resorts are close to some of the most spectacular ruins in Mexico.
- Secrets Tulum Resort & Beach Club
- Opening June 2023
- In the luxurious Aldea Zama Complex in the heart of Tulum
- Category D, 30k points
- Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa
- Family friendly, large resort
- Decent reviews
- Built in 2001 in a traditional style
- Category C, 25k points
Cozumel All Inclusive Resorts
Known for it’s scuba diving and proximity to top dive sites, Cozumel is home to three resorts in the Hyatt Inclusive Collection. You’ll find impressive snorkeling right in front of each of these resorts but make sure to bring swim shoes!
Located on the western side of the island facing Playa del Carmen, these 3 Cozumel All Inclusive resorts are right next to each other. If you’re an adult staying in a Preferred Club room, you’ll have free access to both of the other Cozumel resorts.
It’s literally a 5 minute walk on the beach (or along a path just off the beach) from Secrets Aura Cozumel, past Sunscape, to Dreams Cozumel.
The new Dreams Cozumel resort was actually the northern half of Sunscape. The buildings were totally remodeled to become Dreams Cozumel in 2022.
- Dreams Cozumel Cape Resort & Spa (New September 2022)
- Consensus that Dreams is the best of these 3 resorts
- All rooms are Preferred Club
- Preferred adult guests have full access to Sunscape & Secrets
- Family friendly
- Pool is small but does have a swimup bar
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Secrets Aura Cozumel
- Not recommended
- Adults only
- Preferred guests have full access to Dreams & Sunscape
- Review say it’s in need of updates & improvements
- My friend calls it “old & run down” but great for snorkeling
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Sunscape Sabor Cozumel Resort & Spa
- Family friendly
- Smaller rooms than Dreams or Secrets
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points
Cabo San Lucas All Inclusive Resorts
At the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, you’ll find 5 Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in Cabo San Lucas. It’s a long flight from Nashville to Cabo but Zuzu & I would love to get here!
- Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos
- Consistently rated one of the best Hyatt Ziva resorts
- Beautiful, wide beach but not for swimming
- Highly rated food & drinks
- Previously Barcelo Los Cabos
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points or $500-600 per night
- Zoëtry Casa del Mar Los Cabos
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points
- Secrets Puerto Los Cabos Golf & Spa Resort
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort & Spa
- Category D, 30k points
- Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa
- Category C, 25k points
Puerto Vallarta All Inclusive Resorts
If you visit this beach town on the western coast of Mexico, there are 7 Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in Puerto Vallarta.
- Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Secrets Vallarta Bay Resort & Spa
- Adults only resort
- Adjacent to Dreams
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Dreams Vallarta Bay Resort & Spa
- Family friendly
- Adjacent to Secrets
- Category C, 25k points
- Sunscape Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa
- Family friendly
- Great location with a large shopping mall next door
- Category A, 15k points
- Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort
- We stayed here in 2024!
- Adults only resort in Punta de Mita in Nayarit State
- Shares property with Dreams Bahia Mita
- Gorgeous views
- Rocky beach, bring water shoes
- Spa gets high marks
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort
- Family friendly resort in Punta de Mita in Nayarit State
- Shares property with Secrets Bahia Mita
- Rocky beach, bring water shoes
- Category C, 25k points
- Breathless Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa
- New, opening 2025
- Adults only
Mazatlán, MX
Opened in 2024, Dreams Mazatlan is one of the newest Hyatt All Inclusive in Mexico.
- Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort
- NEW, opened April 2024
- Family Friendly
- 350 Suites
- Small Water park
- On site Golf Course
Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts
For our 28th anniversary, we had a fantastic 4 nights in Jamaica! With a total of 6 Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in Jamaica, we still have 4 more to visit!
- Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall
- Next door to the Ziva Rose Hall
- Adults only
- Good food
- Nice pools
- Zuzu & I spent 4 nights here for our anniversary!
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points as of March 2024
- Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall
- Adjoining Zilara Rose Hall
- Family friendly
- Zuzu & I had a great time here
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points as of March 2024
- Zoëtry Montego Bay Jamaica
- We had a wonderful stay here!
- No parties or loud music, just relaxing
- Globalist upgrade to a swim out suite
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Secrets St. James Montego Bay
- Had a nice stay here but it’s below average for Secrets
- Part of a 3 property complex with Wild Orchid & Breathless
- Adjoining Wild Orchid, all guests have access to both
- Preferred Club Guests have access to Breathless and Wild Orchid Preferred
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Secrets Wild Orchid Montego Bay
- Adjoining St James, all guests have access to both
- Preferred Club Guests have access to Breathless & St James Preferred
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points
- Breathless Montego Bay Resort & Spa
- Nicest & newest of a 3 property complex with Wild Orchid & Breathless
- Adjoining St James & Wild Orchid, all guests have access to both
- Preferred Club Guests have access to St James & Wild Orchid Preferred
- Go for sunset dinner at Altitude Rooftop Bar & Restaurant!
- Only rooftop bar in Montego Bay!
- Hyatt Category D, 30k points (as of 3/25/25, will be Cat E)
Zuzu & I had a wonderful 4 night anniversary trip (for free on Hyatt points) to the Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall in Montego Bay. Make sure you subscribe to our newsletter to get reviews of all of our stays!
Dominican Republic All Inclusive Resorts
While there are a number of Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in the Dominican Republic, most are in and around Punta Cana. Here are a few that will take you a little further off the beaten path.
- Secrets Playa Esmerelda Punta Cana
- New Construction: Opening July 2025
- 60 minutes North of Punta Cana in Miches
- Adjoining Dreams Playa Esmerelda
- Adults Only
- 750 rooms
- Dreams Playa Esmerelda Punta Cana
- New Construction: Opening July 2025
- 60 minutes North of Punta Cana in Miches
- Adjoining Secrets Playa Esmerelda
- Family Friendly
- 750 rooms
- Sunscape Dominicus La Romana
- New, opened 2023
- Previously the Be Live Collection Canoa
- West of Punta Cana in La Romana
- Kid Friendly: Explorer’s Kids Club
- Core Zone Teen Club
- Near La Estancia Golf Club
- Hyatt Zilara Punta Bergantin
- New construction, opening 2026
- 508 suites
Punta Cana All Inclusive Resorts
On our first trip to Punta Cana, we stayed at (non-Hyatt) Bahia Principe Luxury Ambar. In 2023, Zuzu & I enjoyed 2 nights at Secrets Cap Cana and LOVED 4 nights at Zilara Cap Cana.
While we’d be happy to return to either/both, there are a ton of other options in the DR and we enjoy trying new resorts. Next time, we’ll definitely be trying some more of the 15 Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
- Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana
- Our 2nd favorite Hyatt All Inclusive resort!
- Practically brand new and HUGE!
- Great food and drinks!
- Fantastic pools and beach!
- Adult only and guests can access the Ziva next door
- Side by side with Ziva Cap Cana, adults can use both sides
- Hyatt Category F, 50k points
- Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana
- Adjoining Zilara Cap Cana.
- Great family friendly resort, highly recommend
- Adults at Ziva can access Zilara.
- Large water park for both Ziva and Zilara guests.
- Hyatt Category F, 50k points
- Secrets Cap Cana Resort & Spa
- Zuzu & I would definitely return to this Secrets!
- Next to Zilara/Ziva Cap Cana but requires a $5 taxi ride
- Spread out with separate buildings for rooms, restaurants, etc.
- Beach is beautiful and very wide
- Located in a relatively isolated, private area
- Fewer beach vendors
- Leaving the property requires a vehicle
- Hyatt Category E, 40k points
- Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana
- Only 96 suites for a small boutique resort with a calm vibe
- Not adult only but “Adult Oriented”
- Right on the beach in Uvero Alto
- $650-900 or 40K points per night, Hyatt Category E
- Secrets Royal Beach Punta Cana
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Secrets Tides Punta Cana
- New Construction, Opened 2023
- 670 rooms, adults only
- We’ve heard wonderful reviews from people who stayed here!
- 6 restaurants, 8 bars & lounges
- Breathless Punta Cana Resort & Spa
- Adults only
- Solid reviews
- Hyatt Category B, 15k points
- Dreams Dominicus La Romana
- Pretty good reviews on Google and Tripadvisor
- About a 1 hr drive from PUJ airport
- $500-800 per night, Hyatt Category B, 20k points
- Dreams Macao Beach Punta Cana
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Dreams Onyx Resort & Spa
- Hyatt Category C 25k points
- Dreams Royal Beach Punta Cana
- Family friendly
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points
- Dreams Palm Beach Punta Cana
- Hyatt Category A, 15k points
- Dreams Cap Cana Resort & Spa
- Family friendly
- 519 rooms
- Hyatt Category C, 25k points
- Dreams Flora Resort & Spa
- New! Opened Feb 2023
- 502 rooms
- Family friendly
- Previously Natura Park Hotel
- Water park, kids club, teen club
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points
- Sunscape Puerto Plata Dominican Republic
- Family friendly
- 585 rooms
- Surrounded by Robert Trent Jones golf course
- Really good reviews for inexpensive All Inclusive resort
- Cheapest Hyatt All Inclusive Resort
- Hyatt Category A, 15k points per night
- Sunscape Resort & Spa Punta Cana
- Opening 2024
- Previously the Be Live Collection Punta Cana
- Kid Friendly: Explorer’s Kids Club
- Core Zone Teen Club
Curaçao All Inclusive Resorts
When Hyatt acquired the AMR all inclusive resorts, they added these 3 AI resorts in Curaçao. Unfortunately, none of them have great reviews. The 3 Hyatt All Inclusive resorts in Curaçao sound like they all need renovations and better service from staff.
- Zoëtry Curaçao Resort & Spa
- Boutique resort with only 72 suites
- Not on the beach, shuttle to private beach
- Dreams Curaçao Resort, Spa & Casino
- Adults only
- Don’t book regular rooms here
- New Il Mare pods/bungalows are great!
- Overlooking Piscadera Bay
- Mostly bad reviews of food & service
- Sounds like they need to close for a major renovation
- Hyatt Category B, 20k points
- Sunscape Curaçao Resort, Spa & Casino
St Martin All Inclusive Resorts
While there are a handful of all inclusive resorts in St Martin, there’s only one that you can book for free with Hyatt points like Zuzu & I did on our 2022 anniversary trip.
We booked it with 25k Hyatt points per night as a Category C (25k points) property.
Secrets St Martin is on the northern tip of Sint Maarten, on the French side, about a 30 minute drive from SXM airport & Philipsburg which are on the south side of the island.
Although the beach was the best white sand beach we’ve experienced, the resort was horribly inconsistent.
Since we met the single most wonderful staff member at any resort (Thimogene made us feel like family every time we saw her), it really pains me to say that I can’t recommend Secrets St Martin.
Here’s the crazy thing. My Hyatt Concierge turned this disappointing vacation into a free $7000 trip for us! Read my Secrets St Martin review to get the whole story!
Secrets St Martin is having a much needed renovation in 2025. Hopefully it will be a resort that we can reccomend after the work is done.
Saint Lucia All Inclusive Resorts
With a brand new all inclusive resort in Saint Lucia opened in 2022, St Lucia is now one more small island location to add to the list of Hyatt Caribbean resorts.
- Zoëtry Marigot Bay St Lucia
- NEW, Open Dec 2022
- Former Marigot Bay Resort
- 124 rooms including Junior Suites, Master Suite residences and Penthouses
- 7 dining options
- Cash rates $500-800, WoH Category F, 50k points (as of 3/25/25, will be Cat E)
- NOT a good points redemption for free nights
- Small, inconvenient beach (we’re beach people so not good for us)
- Secrets St Lucia Resort & Spa
- We’re going here in 2026!
- Opening June 2025, $58M renovation
- Adults only
- Formerly the St James Club Morgan Bay
- 342 rooms
- 5 restaurants and 5 bars
- Great looking beach! A much better St Lucia All inclusive option for us!
- $600-800 cash or Category C, 25k points per night
Costa Rica All Inclusive Resorts
On the western coast on the Atlantic, Hyatt only has 1 all inclusive resort in Costa Rica. Prior to 2025, there was also the Dreams Las Mareas Costa Rica but it changed to a JW Marriott All Inclusive in July 2025.
- Secrets Papagayo Costa Rica
- Adults only
- Arenilla Beach
- 7 Restaurants & Cafes
- 5 Bars including 1 Swimup Bar
- We’ve heard mixed reviews from travelers who have stayed here.
- $400-1000 cash or Category D, 30k points per night
- Dreams Las Mareas Costa Rica
- Change to JW Marriott All Inclusive Resort in 2025
- Family Friendly
- 447 Suites
- 8 Restaurants & Cafes
- 8 Bars including Manatees swim up bar
- $300-700 cash or Category C, 25k points per night (as of 3/25/25, will be Cat D)
Panama All Inclusive Resorts
Near the Panama Canal, Hyatt has 1 All Inclusive Resort in Panama.
- Dreams Playa Bonita Panama
- Family Friendly
- 301 rooms across 11 towers but they’re all pretty close to the beach
- 8 Restaurants
- 5 Bars including Manatees swim up bar
- $200-300 cash rate or Category B, 20k points per night
Columbia All Inclusive Resorts
Hyatt has a single all-inclusive resort in South America: Dreams Karibana Cartagena, in Colombia’s historic city of Cartagena. Like most other Dreams properties, this family friendly resort has ocean views and unlimited reservation-free dining & drinks.
- Dreams Karibana Cartagena
- Family friendly
- 268 rooms
- 6 Restaurants & Cafes
- 4 Bars including 1 Swimup Bar
- $200-400 cash rate or Category B, 20k points per night
Barbados All Inclusive Resorts
Still in the building process, Hyatt has announced that the Hyatt Ziva Barbados is expected to open in 2027 in Bridgetown.
The family friendly Hyatt Ziva Barbados resort will have 367 rooms including 28 condos.
Originally planned as Hyatt Centric Barbados, this new All Inclusive resort has been in delays for years. The Hyatt Ziva Barbados finally got underway in 2025.
Aruba All Inclusive Resorts
Finally there’s going to be a Hyatt All Inclusive in Aruba! While the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino gets good reviews for its spectacular beach, it’s not all inclusive like the new Secrets resort.
- Secrets Baby Beach Aruba
- NEW, opening June 2025
- Across the street & uphill from famous Baby Beach
- Definitively on our List for 2026!
Puerto Rico All Inclusive Resorts
While the Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Puerto Rico is a great oceanfront hotel, there are no Hyatt All Inclusive Resorts in Puerto Rico.
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Hyatt All Inclusive Award Chart
If you want to travel to luxury resorts for free, you can do like Zuzu & I do: Use World of Hyatt points to get free stays at these AI resorts.
Hyatt has 6 different categories for All Inclusive Resorts. The points required for each category are in the All Inclusive Award chart.
This award chart is only for the Hyatt all inclusive resorts in the Inclusive Collection. Other Hyatt properties, including Park Hyatt and Hyatt Regency hotels follow a different award chart with Categories 1-8.
In general, a Category A All Inclusive resort costs the same 15k points that a Category 4 Hyatt property costs. However, the most expensive points hotels, costing 40k points, are Category 8.
The most expensive All Inclusive resorts are Category F which will set you back 50k points per night.
We’ve been to only 1 of the Hyatt Category F properties and it was AMAZING! Our review of the Impression Moxche by Secrets details why we think it’s one of the best Hyatt all inclusive resorts!
Cheapest Hyatt All Inclusive
For just 15,000 points, you can stay a night at these Category A Hyatt All Inclusive resorts:
- Dreams Palm Beach Punta Cana – Category A
- Dreams Punta Cana Resort & Spa – Category A
- Sunscape Puerto Plata Dominican Republic – Category A
- Sunscape Dorado Pacifico Ixtapa – Category A
- Sunscape Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa – Category A
Cost for More than 2 People
When you see a price for an All Inclusive resort, it’s for double occupancy whether you’re paying in cash or with Hyatt points. If you want to have more than 2 people in an All Inclusive room, Hyatt charges more for triple or quadruple occupancy.
Points Charge for Extra Guest
If you’re paying with points, Hyatt All-Inclusive resorts charge an additional 50% for each person in the room beyond two.
So for a resort that’s 30k points per night, the same room with three people would be 45k points per night. But since having a 4th person would double the number of points to 60k, it’s usually best to book a second room on points.
For the same number of points (60k in this example), you get 2 rooms instead of having 4 people in a single room.
Cash Cost for an Extra Person
However, if you can pay cash, it’s usually a better deal than paying for the extra person with points.
While the extra guest fee is 50% of the standard points rate, Hyatt All Inclusive resorts typically charge less than 50% cash for a 3rd person. This holds true even if you originally pay for the room with points.
There doesn’t seem to be a standard but a 25-30% extra guest fee is pretty common.
It’s also common for the extra guest fee to be lower for children under the age of 13 vs adults.
How We Stay at Hyatt Resorts for Free
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Ziva Cancun and Zilara Cancun are not adjoining. You would definitely need to take a taxi to transfer between the two.
Thanks for catching that!
For Puerto Vallarta, you failed to mention a number of other properties that are in the area…
The Secrets Vallarta Bay located adjacent/connected to the Dreams hotel (shared restaurants but separate pools); the Dreams Villamagna in Nuevo Vallarta, just north of the airport and the dual property of Secrets and Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort in Punta de Mita on the western shore of Mexico in Nayarit State. While the latter 2 are the furthest away from the airport, the distance is still shorter/closer than resorts in Tulum/Playa del Carmen to Cancun.
What was the problem and timeframe to correct the infinity pool at Secrets St Martin?
Seems like a huge problem
The “infinity” part wasn’t working. The pool was in use but the water was a half foot below the (infinity) edge of the pool. So it was just a pool, not an infinity pool. The infinity spillover area on the outside of the pool was dry and in need of maintenance. btw, I’ll have a full review of the resort pretty soon which will include this.