Listen up: All-inclusive resorts have changed for the better. It’s well worth considering a visit to one — whether right here in the U.S. or on a beach in Mexico — if you want a seamless vacation where you know exactly what you’ll pay.
Nowadays, all-inclusive resorts have great food (even multicourse tasting menus), deliciously crafted drinks and fresh, modern rooms. Find the best all-inclusive resorts in the world, ranked by TPG’s expert frequent travelers, below.
Related: The best Marriott all-inclusive resorts to book with points
Impression Isla Mujeres by Secrets
A 45-minute luxury catamaran ride from Cancun, Mexico, complete with butlers and bar service, sets the tone for Impression Isla Mujeres by Secrets, a luxury Hyatt all-inclusive resort on a small island that’s just a hop, skip and a jump away from Cancun’s bustling Hotel Zone.
Here, guests will find impeccable service, seven excellent restaurants and five lively bars, a spa, multiple pools (including an infinity pool with a swim-up bar) and design-forward, modern rooms that feel like home away from home.
Or, as put by Ellie Nan Storck, TPG’s managing editor of hotels, who reviewed the property last year: “If this is what all-inclusive vacationing can be like, then I get the hype.”
Rates at Impression Isla Mujeres by Secrets start around $1,000 per night, based on double occupancy. A World of Hyatt Category F property, the resort also offers award bookings for standard rooms that start at 42,000 World of Hyatt points a night.
W Punta Cana, Adult All-Inclusive
Winner of the TPG Award for Best New All-inclusive Points Hotel, the Dominican Republic’s W Punta Cana is the very first W-branded all-inclusive resort in the world. It’s also a game changer in the all-inclusive space, thanks to its chic design, wonderful food and ultrafriendly staff.
Dining here ranges from rooftop Japanese food overlooking the ocean to experiential tasting menus and a speakeasy bar you have to be “in the know” to access. Top it off with a beautiful spa, an infinity pool facing the ocean and pristine beaches and a beach club, and you’re set for an idyllic, sun-filled vacation.
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Rates at W Punta Cana start at $700 per night, based on double occupancy. Award nights start at 137,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.
Sandals Royal Caribbean
Staying in an overwater bungalow is at the top of many travelers’ must-experience lists, but did you know you don’t have to travel all the way to the Maldives or Bora Bora, French Polynesia, to experience it? You can actually stay in one at the all-inclusive, adults-only Sandals Royal Caribbean in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Not only do you get that dreamy overwater bungalow, but the bungalows are actually built into the shape of a heart on a private island off the main resort.
Beyond that, guests can enjoy food ranging from Thai to French to Indian to Caribbean at nine different restaurants on the property, as well as premium liquor at most of the on-site bars. Add that to top-notch pools, water and land activities like land chess and volleyball, live entertainment and the option to get PADI scuba certified. What else could you possibly need?
But if you do need more, guests can also access all the food and activities at the property’s sister resort, Sandals Montego Bay.
Sandals Royal Caribbean is currently closed for renovations until Dec. 18, though bookings are open. Rates start at $328 per person, per night.
Paws Up Montana
Maybe you’d rather have a vacation surrounded by beautiful snowcapped mountains and miles of hiking trails where you can witness horses, cattle and bison. Head to Greenough, Montana, for an all-inclusive experience out on the range. Paws Up Montana, the property within which the famed Green O at Paws Up is situated, has it all: tricked-out glamping tents, luxury cabins and elegant, spacious ranch homes with views of the glorious Montana wilderness.
Activities are endless, ranging from daylong fly-fishing trips to horseback rides through forests or lazy afternoons spent relaxing in the spa. Want a little more excitement? Why not join a cattle drive to learn the true art of the cowboy or take to the adventure course for a ropes course challenge?
Food is as diverse as the activities, with a focus on elevated ranch cuisine served in a number of beautiful spots. You can dine lakeside, sit for a meal inside a Western-style dining room or even enjoy dinner served from a chuck wagon, the real cowboy way.
Rates at Paws Up Montana start at $2,750 per night.
Impression Moxche by Secrets
Part of Hyatt’s new high-end all-inclusive brand, Impression Moxche by Secrets is one that our reviewer said might be the “best all-inclusive resort in Playa del Carmen.” It’s easy to see why since this stunning resort in Mexico only offers suites that start at nearly 1,000 square feet; some have outdoor hot tubs or beautiful views of the ocean, and there’s even a two-story penthouse that feels like it’s fit for royalty.
If you decide to leave your beautiful rooms, there’s plenty to do: Explore the resort’s hidden coves and cenotes, dance in a tucked-away speakeasy, go snorkeling to get face-to-face with exotic sea life, head to the spa for a relaxing treatment or just lounge by the pool to soak up some sun. Just don’t forget to look at the entertainment calendar so you don’t miss live music, pool volleyball and more.
What really sets this resort apart is its dedication to great food, which ranges from fine French dining to an open-fire grill and even a modern Japanese restaurant with teppanyaki tables. Just be sure to stop by Teodoro for a seven-course dining experience unlike anything you’ve had at an all-inclusive resort before. (Extra fees apply at certain restaurants.)
Rates at Impression Moxche by Secrets start at $518.50 per person, per night. As a Category F in Hyatt’s all-inclusive chart, the resort also offers award nights that start at 42,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
Alila Ventana Big Sur
There are many reasons to love this adults-only, luxury Hyatt resort on the rugged coast of California. One major reason is that, back in 2020, it converted to an all-inclusive model. The 59 guest rooms and suites are chic and cozy. Each comes with a balcony or private deck, scenic views, a stocked minibar, a walk-in shower and a soaking tub. Many rooms even have fireplaces and hot tubs.
With Ventana’s inclusive offerings, guests can enjoy modern American meals at The Sur House, which uses local ingredients and organic produce grown on the property. Note that alcohol is not included in the package.
Guests can unwind with yoga, daily hikes or reserved access to indoor or outdoor wellness studios. Take the day to chill in the sun at one of the pools, slip away to the Japanese hot baths for some mountainside serenity or hit up Spa Alila — the first in the U.S. — for a Body Renewal Ritual starting at $330.
Rates at Alila Ventana Big Sur start at $2,000 per night for double occupancy, including all meals and various activities. World of Hyatt members can book this Category 8 property for as little as 35,000 points per night.
Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana and Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana
At Hyatt’s sister Zilara and Ziva resorts in Cap Cana (an upscale, gated resort area in Punta Cana), adults can take advantage of both areas of the dual-branded property. Children are restricted to the Ziva side. Kids (and kids at heart) will enjoy the Canapolis water park, which has a handful of adrenaline-inducing slides. Adults looking for something more relaxing can hit up the cenote-inspired spa.
The resort is truly massive, with more than 700 ocean-view suites split between Ziva and Zilara; these include swim-up suites, one-bedroom options and even rooms with direct beach access. There are almost more restaurants and bars than you can imagine. Some highlights are French-Polynesian restaurant Brando’s, an Indian restaurant in a trainlike setting and an Asian joint with teppan grills. There are also multiple buffets and coffee shops, as well as beach, pool, sports and martini bars. Also, 24-hour room service will help with those late-night cravings.
Rates at Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana and Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana start at $500 a night, based on double occupancy. As a Hyatt All-Inclusive Category E property, the properties also offer award nights that start at 35,000 World of Hyatt points per night for double occupancy. Additional guests require an extra 17,500 to 23,000 points per person, per night.
Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa, Dubai
Dubai is known for its towering skyscrapers and over-the-top hotels. However, just 45 minutes outside of the overwhelming hustle and bustle is a desert oasis where guests can bask in the heat of the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve or go for a sand-filled adventure. At this resort, part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, each of the 42 suites features a plunge pool, a private deck and the utmost privacy. Plus, guests will have the chance to see gazelles and Arabian oryxes roaming in the wild.
While visiting, take a camel ride through the desert, learn the art of falconry or go on a desert drive to see some wildlife. If you need to relax, opt for a specialized treatment from the Timeless Spa — just don’t forget that two desert activities are included with full board.
Don’t worry about going hungry: Food is a serious business at Al Maha. Dining options are more gourmet than you might expect from an all-inclusive resort. Al Diwaan, the international restaurant, serves three meals a day with views of the reserve. Hajar Terrace Bar is the perfect place to sit back and take in the power of the desert, drink in hand.
Rates at Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa, Dubai start at $732 a night for double occupancy or 108,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.
Grand Velas Los Cabos
Mexico’s Grand Velas Los Cabos has a lot to offer guests spending a few nights in Baja California. It’s an all-suite property where every room has stunning ocean views, a spa-style bathroom with a Jacuzzi, and a large terrace to soak up the salty air.
Outside the rooms, guests can enjoy delicious food from seven upscale restaurants. Options include a 10-course tasting menu of international flavors at Cocina de Autor; French, Mexican and Italian spots; and a buffet.
The resort also offers Mexican cooking classes, yoga and a kids club. Paid activities range from whale-watching to off-roading on all-terrain vehicles to camel excursions on the beach. Undercurrents prevent swimming at the resort’s beach, but there are three infinity pools — including a family-friendly one — overlooking the ocean. At the 35,000-square-foot SE Spa by Grand Velas, a spa valet can make all your wellness dreams come true.
Rates at Grand Velas Los Cabos start at $1,482 a night, based on double occupancy.
Castle Hot Springs
Castle Hot Springs — a grand desert oasis about an hour north of Phoenix — is one of the best all-inclusive resorts in the country. Its 30 stand-alone bungalows and cabins are tucked away in a lush setting full of palm trees spread across 1,100 acres. Dating back to the late 1800s, the resort’s natural hot springs (which range from 86 to 106 degrees) have been helping people stay healthy and relaxed for decades.
Stays at Castle Hot Springs include breakfast, lunch and a five-course tasting menu for dinner each evening, all crafted with select ingredients grown at the resort. A $25 daily drink credit is available per guest. The rate also includes activities like yoga, meditation, farm tours, guided hikes and exclusive access to the hot springs. Additional experiences, including spa and wellness treatments, are available for a fee. More adventurous options include ATV tours, as well as the elevated adventure course and aerial walkway.
Rates at Castle Hot Springs start at $1,250 per night, based on double occupancy.
The Westin Reserva Conchal, an All-Inclusive Golf Resort & Spa
All-inclusive resorts in Costa Rica just hit different, thanks to the combination of beautiful beaches and tropical rainforests. At The Westin Reserva Conchal resort, you get the best of both. Set on 2,400 acres, the resort has a lagoon-style pool and access to a championship golf course, tennis courts and pristine beaches.
With 406 rooms — ranging from entry-level deluxe junior suites with balconies to club-level suites (with access to the club lounge and private pool) and larger family suites — there’s plenty of room for the entire family to spread out. Families can take advantage of the kids club or go for a three-hour hike in the rainforest. The resort fields a handful of bars and restaurants, including a barbecue joint, seafood options and a steakhouse.
Rates at The Westin Reserva Conchal, an All-Inclusive Golf Resort & Spa start at $446 a night, while Marriott Bonvoy members can book an award night starting at 77,500 points, both based on double occupancy.
Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort
In Mexico, Hilton has been opening new hotels left and right, one of which is Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort. Each of the resort’s 715 guest rooms and suites has a balcony. Also, select premium suites offer swim-up pools and extra outdoor space. The crafts of local artisans inspire the rooms’ decor, which is full of modern touches like subtle pops of color and plenty of charging ports.
Activities abound at this Hilton. Guests can partake in arts and crafts, beach sports, nightly fiestas with music and themed parties. A kids club is available to occupy young children, as is a designated family pool with a splash playground. A teen club is available for the older ones, too. This resort shares grounds and some facilities with the ultraluxe Waldorf Astoria Cancun.
With 12 dining options, there’s a meal for every appetite. There is traditional Mexican food at Maxal, wood-fired pizza at Italian trattoria La Luce, a Southeast Asian-inspired menu at Auma and an array of globally inspired bites at the buffet-style Vela venue.
Rates at Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort start at $354 a night, based on double occupancy. Hilton Honors members can book an award night starting at 80,000 points.
Mohonk Mountain House
Believe it or not, the Hudson Valley is home to a picture-perfect castle that offers year-round fun for the whole family (or a dreamy romantic retreat) in a fairy-tale setting. This all-inclusive resort sits just 90 minutes from New York City in New Paltz, New York.
Mohonk Mountain House, which dates back to 1869, is set within 40,000 acres of forest. It offers ample space for hiking, horseback riding, learning archery or ax throwing, and canoeing on the lake (where you can bask in the faux Victorian castle’s beauty).
Guests at Mohonk receive three included meals a day (alcohol is additional) from an upscale buffet or one of the specialty restaurants. The main dining room has breathtaking views of the Catskill Mountains to accompany the farm-to-table dishes and wine pairings.
A spa treatment is not included but is worth the splurge. The 60-minute Mohonk Red massage treatment, which uses the distinct “Mohonk Red” witch hazel growing on the property, is a highlight.
When you enter your room, you’ll immediately be transported back to the grand days of the past thanks to traditional decor; gilt wallpaper, sturdy wooden furniture and views of the forest and mountains create a memorable ambience. The move here is to opt for a room with a balcony and a fireplace, like one of the Victorian Rooms, so you can have a special experience. If you’re worried about getting the fire going, ring reception; they’ll send someone up to do it for you.
Rates at Mohonk Mountain House are typically over $1,000 a night, based on double occupancy. Kids under 12 stay and eat for free during select weeks each year (limited to one child per adult guest, with a maximum of two children per booking).
Nihi Sumba
If you want a tailor-made, luxe experience and one that’s all-inclusive, look no further than Nihi Sumba, one of the world’s dreamiest — and most talked about — resorts. It’s a little tough to get to: It requires a trip to Bali, Indonesia, and a connecting flight to Lede Kalumbang Airport (TMC) as well as a more than hourlong car ride or a private helicopter transport. Still, the jet lag quickly fades away once you settle into one of the resort’s 27 villas. Villas have a private pool, canopy beds, views of the Indian Ocean and even handmade chocolate waiting in the minifridge.
Guests who check in to Nihi Sumba can eat at Ombak, an open-air, sandy-floored restaurant serving a la carte breakfast and dinner. Or, they can enjoy fresh-caught fish and pizza made with organic ingredients grown by the property at Nio Beach Club.
As for activities, it’s impossible to decide between swimming with horses, stand-up paddleboarding in the crystal-clear water, hiking to a beautiful waterfall and just lazing by the pool. Luckily, you don’t have to choose — the resort wants you to have it all (though some activities are an extra expense).
Rates at Nihi Sumba start at $1,307 per villa, per night, based on double occupancy.
Miraval Berkshires
Hyatt’s wellness-centered Miraval brand has three locations across the country, and we’re big fans of all of them. We’re exceptionally smitten with the baronial outpost in the Berkshires, though. At this adults-only resort, focusing on yourself is the primary task of any visit. Rates include “life-enhancing wellbeing activities” such as yoga, hiking, aqua barre classes in the pool and nutrition classes. Paid experiences include pottery, archery and even therapeutic sessions with horses.
Accommodations at Miraval Berkshires range from spa-inspired guest rooms stocked with Tibetan singing bowls and meditation cushions to 600-square-foot suites with balconies. The resort’s newest offering, Wyndhurst Mansion, is a Gilded Age stunner with 10 rooms and suites named after famed writers. Rates include three meals daily at the health-conscious restaurant Harvest Moon or through in-room dining. For an extra fee, head to 1894 Restaurant for a four-course prix-fixe menu with dishes like black truffle risotto and dry-aged bison rib-eye served through an interactive experience.
Rates at Miraval Berkshires start at $866 or 57,500 World of Hyatt points per night, both based on double occupancy. Note that every award booking includes a $175 resort credit per person.
Jade Mountain
St. Lucia is one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, and Jade Mountain — an independent resort offering all-inclusive pricing options — might be one of the most beautiful resorts. There are picture-perfect views of the island and its geological splendors from each of the 24 unique “sanctuaries” or suites. Every accommodation (except for whirlpool suites) also includes a large private infinity pool, 15-foot-high ceilings and an open fourth wall to allow for unobstructed views of paradise.
Meals of “tropical cuisine” are served around an infinity pool at Jade Mountain Club, helmed by James Beard Award-winning chef Allen Susser. At the Kai en Ciel spa, couples can indulge in “The Alchemy of Two,” a 110-minute experience featuring massages, poetry and handcrafted chocolates.
Rates at Jade Mountain start at $1,530 per night, based on double occupancy.
Blackberry Farm
Tucked away in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, Blackberry Farm is a 4,200-acre estate that’s one part working farm, one part designer hotel and one part culinary destination that attracts visitors from all over the world to East Tennessee. Stays here include all meals, from dinner on the night of arrival through lunch on the day of checkout. Menus consist of “Blackberry Farm’s Foothills Cuisine,” made with local products and seasonal ingredients grown in the 4-acre garden.
There are just 69 accommodations. The Historic Rooms are decorated with period pieces, while Hill Cottages — which average 1,080 square feet — feature fireplaces, front porch rocking chairs and personal golf carts. For bigger groups, book a self-contained house that has three to five bedrooms.
Activities abound (though they may cost an extra fee). Go hiking, fly-fishing, horseback riding or cycling, or do yoga. You can even try your hand at shooting sporting clays. There’s a spa with a slew of rejuvenating wellness treatments. You can even enjoy concerts with major headliners (like the country group Little Big Town) scheduled throughout the year.
Rates at Blackberry Farm start at $1,200 per night and require a three-night minimum stay.
Excellence Playa Mujeres
Booking an all-inclusive resort in Cancun can be tough because of the sheer number of options, but for an upscale all-inclusive experience, look no further than Excellence Playa Mujeres. Every room is a suite and includes picture windows, outdoor spaces, a romantic oversized Jacuzzi, a rainfall shower and natural design elements. There’s even a club-level option that offers upgraded amenities like Bulgari bath products and top-shelf liquors (not to mention access to a private beach and pools, as well as the club lounge).
At the resort, dining options include The Lobster House, a restaurant specializing in juicy crustaceans. Chez Isabelle serves classic French fare, and Agave offers bold Mexican cuisine. Stop at the lobby bar, Martini, for a stiff take on the eponymous classic, or enjoy a handful of other bars dotting the resort.
With a total of seven pools and a beach, there are plenty of loungers to go around. For even more fun, borrow snorkeling gear, take a dance or Spanish lesson, or head to the theater (and its Stars bar) for a night of live entertainment. When you need some “me time,” head to the Miile Spa for a treatment.
Rates at Excellence Playa Mujeres start at $715 a night, based on double occupancy.
Twin Farms
Not everyone loves the all-inclusive spirit. But at Vermont’s Twin Farms, the experience is so unique that even the biggest naysayer will fall in love.
Guests can find seclusion in the 28 individually designed suites, cottages and treehouses decorated with art that stands well above what you’d find in a regular hotel. The various design aesthetics look like they came straight from the pages of a fashion magazine. In addition to rooms, the all-inclusive experience covers meals, wines and spirits at the restaurant or in your suite or cottage. You can even order lunch to be served as a picnic anywhere on the 300-acre property.
Guests can take advantage of the resort’s long activity list, which includes canoeing, kayaking, fly-fishing, snowshoeing, sledding and even skiing on Twin Farms’ private mountain. (The necessary equipment and instruction are included.)
At the fitness center, yoga classes and Peloton bikes are on offer. Meanwhile, the Bridge House Spa’s menu includes facials, massages and in-room rituals for an extra fee. To really let it all go, especially if you visit in the snowy winter, make sure to go for a soak in the Japanese ofuro — a unique experience that’s included with your stay.
Rates at Twin Farms start at $2,950 a night, based on double occupancy.
Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos
Hotels and resorts are a dime a dozen in and around Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, but Hyatt’s Ziva resort is one of the best all-inclusive options. Thanks to World of Hyatt’s generous points chart, it’s also one of the best places to redeem some Hyatt points for a memorable vacation.
This Ziva has seven restaurants and seven bars to indulge at. Whether you’re getting dinner with a show at the Japanese restaurant Dozo or eating freshly grilled seafood at beachside Casa Cortez, know you’ll go to bed full.
With 591 rooms and suites to choose from, guests can stay in a standard 584-square-foot master king or master double with a furnished balcony and a hydro-massage bathtub. Or, they can opt for a club-level suite, which includes swim-up options, a private check-in area and access to the club lounge.
For families, the KidZ Club has a water park with slides and supervised activities. Meanwhile, parents can hit the adults-only pool and bar area. At the two-story Zen Spa, 19 indoor-outdoor treatment rooms are available for a moment of calm. You might need the relaxation after taking advantage of the resort’s “Olympics” beach games, dance lessons and live shows.
Rates at Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos start at $299 a night, based on double occupancy. As a Category E all-inclusive resort in the World of Hyatt program, the resort’s award nights start at 35,000 points per night, based on double occupancy. Additional guests require an extra 17,000 to 23,000 points per night, per guest.
Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort & Spa
Some all-inclusive resorts are about sitting back and relaxing. Others, like Breathless Cabo San Lucas, are designed to provide moments of tranquility but are also big on the party scene. Guests can enjoy a robust lineup of entertainment options, from bubble parties to carnival-themed Champagne pool parties — all with a live DJ. When it gets to be too much, guests can retreat to the quieter infinity pool overlooking the marina or visit the spa for a hot stone massage to work out all the knots.
All 169 rooms have either a private balcony or terrace with marina views. Expect chic design, stocked minibars, 24-hour concierge service and room service. You can upgrade to an Xhale club suite and get access to personalized check-in service, the club lounge with premium liquors and snacks, upgraded minibars and even a pillow menu.
There are seven bars and restaurants at this Breathless, including a contemporary tapas bar, Mediterranean and Italian options, and a beachside grill. Speaking of the beach, this resort has one of the few swimmable ones in the area.
Rates at Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort & Spa start at $453 a night, based on double occupancy. As a Category D all-inclusive resort in the World of Hyatt program, the resort’s award nights start at 25,000 points per night, based on double occupancy. Additional guests require an extra 10,500 to 14,500 points per night, per guest.
The Ranch at Rock Creek
A trip to Montana’s beautiful, natural landscape should be on everyone’s must-experience list. At The Ranch at Rock Creek, you can have the best of it all without worrying about every little detail: The resort’s all-inclusive pricing means most of what you want to experience is already paid for.
Guests can choose from 29 accommodation options, which range from glamping tents and cabins to multiroom homes and even a historic barn converted into three suites that can be booked together or separately.
During a visit to The Ranch, guests can enjoy (upscale) cowboy-style food with various dining options for breakfast; they can tuck into lunch at the Buckle Barn and dinners with creative menus that rotate seasonally. For entertainment, there are summer rodeos with a barbecue, autumn dinners with barn dances and tasting menus organized by the chef.
For fun, learn the art of archery, go fly-fishing or try horseback riding. In the winter, enjoy sports like snowboarding and skiing, or simply take in the magic of fresh snow with a ride on a tube. A highly customizable experience, every reservation includes a “Ranch Ambassador” who helps plan every trip detail. All you have to do is show up and have the time of your life.
Rates at The Ranch at Rock Creek start at $2,800 a night, based on double occupancy.
Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta
Another entry from Hyatt’s Ziva brand, the Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, property is a force to be reckoned with. Home to five restaurants and five bars, the culinary experience here is a trip across the globe with stops at an Italian trattoria, a beachside East Asian restaurant and an outpost serving Mexican cuisine. The resort has five infinity pools, including an adults-only pool, two kiddie pools and even an infinity-style hot tub. Guests can enjoy live entertainment nightly, as well as activities such as nonmotorized water sports, cooking demonstrations and daily fitness classes.
In the more than 335 rooms and suites, guests can expect ocean views, white marble bathrooms, large TVs and — in select rooms and suites — hydro-massage bathtubs and rainfall-style showers. Club-level rooms and suites are available, offering in-room upgrades, private check-in areas and access to the club lounge. For a really special stay, splurge on a swim-up suite so you can access semiprivate pools directly from your room.
Rates at Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta start at $311 a night, based on double occupancy. As a Hyatt All-Inclusive Category D property, the resort’s award nights start at 25,000 points per night for double occupancy. Additional guests require an extra 13,000 to 17,000 points per person, per night.
Sandals Royal Bahamian
From intimate dining venues to rooms with romantic soaking tubs, Sandals Royal Bahamian in Nassau invites travelers into an all-inclusive wonderland designed specifically for couples. Its 10 restaurants appease all palates, and options range from a chophouse with tables under an imposing chandelier to a dreamy seafood restaurant on a wooden pier above the water. For a truly romantic experience, the resort can arrange a private candlelight dinner.
The resort’s 404 accommodations run the gamut in offerings. There are swim-up suites, hideaway villas with private pools, honeymoon suites and options that include butler service. All-inclusive rates at Sandals cover water sports, a comprehensive diving program, pool and beach parties, live entertainment and even a visit to Barefoot Cay, the property’s private offshore island with beaches, snorkeling and a beach club.
Rates at Sandals Royal Bahamian start at $277 per person, per night.
Stacie Harris is a local resident and reporter of the Maple Grove area. Stacie reports on medicine and science for the Maple Grove Report.
