Iberostar Paraiso Maya Reviews
Iberostar Paraiso Maya Reviews
Chetumal Cancun Km 309, Playa Paraiso , Riviera Maya,
85%
families recommend




587 family reviews




587 family reviews 




dopatz - Apr 28th, 2011
We stayed at this hotel with my family (6), my parents, and my sister's family (4). The kids varied in age from 6 to 14. The best thing of all was the wave pool. Or, so my kids would say... it was difficult to get them to leave it! We tried to more +





maryerosemeyer - Apr 5th, 2011
We were fortunate to have our hotel upgraded from Iberostar Del Mar since they overbooked their rooms, and the Maya was superior to Del Mar. When we checked into the Maya, we were also upgraded to a Junior Suite free of charge. Nice size room with a more +
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tealtexas - May 31st, 2010
We went to the Playa Maya for spring break 2010. Overall, it far exceeded our expectations. The resort was beautiful, and the rooms were spacious. The beds were a bit hard and because we had teenagers they refused to give us adjoining rooms which more +





amypete - May 28th, 2010
We spent 8 nights at the Maya in April 2010. This was our third visit and we loved it just as much as the first two times. I won't repeat what you've read elsewhere - the rooms are nice and large, the grounds amazing and the service is wonderful. more +
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