Catalonia Yucatan Beach

Av. Xcacel, Puerto Aventuras, Riviera Maya, 77783

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Overview

Catalonia Yucatan Beach is on the Caribbean Sea in Riviera Maya. It is set in Puerto Aventuras, a tourist development with plenty of family-friendly activities. At Puerto Aventuras, families can swim in the dolphin tank, play golf or rent a yacht at the marina. Kids will love the five swimming pools and the kids’ club. Everyone in the family will enjoy the use of water sports equipment, tennis courts and live nightly entertainment shows. Catalonia features luxurious rooms, some of which are facing the oceanfront. Rooms have a furnished balcony or terrace and cable television. The resort has seven restaurants that serve a variety of cuisines, like Asian and Mexican.

Our Editor Loves

  • Five pools
  • Playa Aventuras
  • Kids' club

Family Interests

  • Beach
  • Bicycling
  • Golf

Family Amenities

  • Pool

Reviews

Late Summer Holiday

by Stokies4

Good Points.
All the Staff are lovely and hardworking.
The food although repetitive is very good.
The Steakhouse and Italian restaurants are a must visit while you’re there.
The hotel is kept spotless clean even though the Yucatán part is very dated.

Bad Points
$700 usd to upgrade to a privileged room, you only ask this question because the standard rooms you are put in are so dated.
Fully inclusive at £2700 for ten nights and there’s no tea or coffee making facilities and only water in the fridge.
All the bars close at 23:00hr hours except for the disco which opens at 23:00-02:00, not everyone over a certain age want to go a disco but might like to carry on drinking and chatting after 23:00 in a quiet bar.
I can’t remember the last time I saw a shower or bath & sink taps this old in any hotel I’ve stayed before.
The wooden fencing on the walkway to the rooms on all floors is rotting & dangerous and there is tape on say “precaution” but no work is taking place to rectify it.
The whole of the Yucatán hotel is in desperate need of a paintwork restoration, inside and out.
A animal called an Agouti, resembles a giant rat wanders around the grounds, pool areas, beach and walks through the foyer daily, all day, urinating and poohing where it pleases.
A section of the ceiling in our room 2108 collapsed due to a air con leak causing us to be moved into a privileged room for the last night of our stay, that room had no hot running water in the shower or sink.
The doors in the standard rooms have really dirty hinges and chunks of wood are missing from the skirting boards.
A young lady resident who’d been drinking all day was throwing up at the poolside,
Two chaps were squaring up to each other in the entrance to the foyer after a night of drinking.
There was shouting & banging on doors one night with a chap demanding to be let in the room even though he didn’t know the young lady occupant.
Towels on the floors in corridors to absorb water leaks.

Our first visit to Mexico, not the elegance or luxury we expected, we’ve stayed in nicer, cheaper more luxurious places closer to home then here, very disappointed, we won’t be going back.

Great resort

by KendraS533

Had an amazing time at the Catalonia. We upgraded our room and it was completely worth it! The staff was incredible. The resort was smaller but still had all of the amenities we needed or wanted.
While there, I highly recommend renting a golf cart to tour around Puerto Adventuras!