Located on the most north eastern part of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico is the glorious Grand Hotel Paraiso, a resort and hotel from Iberostar. The Grand Hotel Paraiso has a unique location being that is pretty much on the boarder where the Gulf of Mexico meets the Caribbean Sea. Aside from its unique location the hotel and resort is also winner of the World’s #1 Travelers’ Choice Award and is also apart of the “Grand Collection” set of Iberostar hotel and reports, which are their nicest and most premium resorts. We are going to take a look at what makes this resort so amazing.
First of all, the resort is located right on the beach and enjoys some of the best weather year-round. The complex of the resort features a variety of different architectural styles found from all over, making it extremely unique. Additionally there are no “rooms” at this resort, there are only suites. They have 310 “fully equipped” suites, 180 Grand Suites offering better amenities and great views, 2 Presidential Suites, and 1o personal villas that are secluded from the rest of the resort. With prices for suites starting at only $257 a night, this is a pretty attractive resort.
The resort has everything you would expect from a place of this caliber: four restaurants, a 5-star buffet, 6 bars, 24 hour room services, multiple pools, beach access, a golf course, a concert venue, a nightclub, a fitness center, and a nearly 10,000 square foot spa in addition to a variety of other luxury amenities and services. The Grand Hotel Paraiso is also a great place to have a wedding, as there are many beautiful locations for ceremonies and a variety of reception areas, both indoors and outdoors.
The Grand Hotel Paraiso from Iberostar is not only an amazing resort in Mexico, but one of the most amazing resorts in the world. It consistently receives amazing reviews and has won a few awards. With its amazing luxury amenities, its great location, and its attractive prices, The Grand Hotel Paraiso is certainly a fantastic resort thats worth checking out.
Photos from thegrandcollection.com
