Riviera Maya Hostels

A tropical beach with clear turquoise waters, numerous boats, and a resort area with thatched-roof buildings.

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Our top choices for Riviera Maya hostels

A hammock suspended between wooden beams, a glass floor, and a clear blue sky.

1. SUUT Hostal Boutique

Gonzalo Guerrero

Dawn

P3,715 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 26 - Oct 27

2. Mini Rooms By Illusion

Ejidal

Robert

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, a black chair in the foreground, and a wall with a winged figure mural.

3. THE SOUL HOSTAL

Zazil-ha

A pool area with lounge chairs and a thatched-roof structure.

4. Maui Hostel - Adults Only

Gonzalo Guerrero

Andrew

A bed with a towel sculpture in the center.

5. 3B| Wellness Hotel & Hostel

Playacar

Marina

A resort pool area with a thatched-roof building, lounge seating, and a clear blue pool.

6. Mayan Monkey Tulum | Social Hotel

Zama

Kevin

P4,831 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 1 - Oct 2

A wooden door leading to a room with a bed, surrounded by lush greenery and a small garden.

7. Hostel Oryx Tulum

Tulum City Center

Kiranjeet

P1,173 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 5 - Oct 6

A courtyard with a spiral staircase, a wooden bench, and various tropical plants.

8. Maui Hostels Tulum

La Veleta

Dave

P2,884 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 1 - Oct 2

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Top Riviera Maya Hotel Reviews

Hotel Xcaret Mexico - All Parks / All Fun Inclusive - All inclusive

10/10 Excellent

"Best all inclusive in the world, we dont want to ever go to another all inclusive hotel"

Barceló Maya Caribe - All Inclusive

10/10 Excellent

"This is my absolute favorite resort. Everything was wonderful, as always. The buffets and restaurants were magnificent—everything was exquisite and delicious. The staff was excellent—very friendly and always ready to help. My room was cleaned daily (thanks for the fresh linens, too), and the beach was superb. I love coming here, especially at this time of year when there are very few crowds. Thank you; everything was great—and, most importantly, peaceful and safe. The only downside was a bit of bad luck: I got stung by a jellyfish. Everyone knows the first step is to pour vinegar on the sting. When I asked for some vinegar at the buffet, the woman in charge refused to help, claiming there was no vinegar available. Ridiculous, right? No vinegar at a buffet. I eventually found some vinegar myself and treated the sting; the burning stopped and the redness faded within five minutes—I managed to neutralize the venom before it could spread. To that woman: if I hadn't wasted time dealing with you, I would have felt much better much sooner. My point is this: people who don't know that vinegar is the first-aid treatment for a jellyfish sting simply cannot—and absolutely should not—work in this industry. This happened on the morning of Saturday, September 19, during breakfast at the Barceló Beach buffet. Unfortunately, I didn't catch the woman's name at the time, but I hope measures will be taken. Otherwise, everything was wonderful; I adore Barceló 💖"

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