Set in Playa Del Carmen, Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort is a three-star property with real observed prices for 2026. On site you'll find beachfront access, a pool and a spa. 8383 guests rate it 4.2 out of 5. Observed 2026 prices start at US$213 per night.
About Playa Del Carmen: Almost everything in Playa del Carmen orbits Quinta Avenida, the pedestrian strip running parallel to the beach. All hotels in Playa Del Carmen →
Facilities
Guest reviews
4.28383 reviewsWe had a really good experience at this hotel. The service was excellent—staff were friendly & attentive. Every evening, the animation program changed, which kept things fun & interesting throughout the stay. Sparkling Clean Hotel The food was another highlight. Meals were diverse . The only downside was the air conditioning in the dining area—it really needs improvement. It was Very hot during meals, which made it a bit uncomfortable at times.
We stayed at Viva Maya by Wyndham and overall, it was a pretty underwhelming experience. Food – 2/5 The buffet is your typical all-inclusive setup with mediocre food quality. Unfortunately, there’s no air conditioning in the buffet area, so it feels like you’re eating in a sauna. Restaurant reservations are made through the app, but space is very limited. We arrived Monday and couldn’t get a dinner spot until Thursday — not ideal when the buffet is so uncomfortable and has poor selection. Pools – 3/5 There’s really just one pool area (two connected pools), and it gets very busy in the aftern…
Food is horrible! Drinks are horrible. The hotel lacks AC in all the public spaces including the bathrooms, the buffet and the Italian restaurant. The pools and the hotel need upgrading. The pool was boiling hot including the hand rails to get it. The pools have a lot of missing tiles. There isn't any shade by the pools either. The shower in the room has absolutely no water pressure. The hotel employees were very friendly. The grounds are kept clean. This hotel is very clean. It is more oriented for European and Latin Americans. They have a lot of great activities like paddle boarding, archery…
Planning your trip to Playa Del Carmen
When to go
High season runs December to March: dry weather, clean sea, top prices, peaking at Christmas-New Year and Holy Week. July-August is a second, smaller peak driven by European and Mexican holidays, with serious humid heat. September and October are the genuinely cheap months: rain, mugginess, hurricane risk and real discounts across town.
Sargassum shapes the calendar as much as rain: from May to October it arrives in waves and can bury the beach for days. Playacar rakes its stretch daily, and bad days are rescued by cenotes or Cozumel, 45 minutes away by ferry. If the sea is the absolute priority, come December to April.
The sweet spot: November and early December — weather already dry, prices not yet high — or May, accepting the first weed in exchange for soft rates.
Getting there and around
There is no airport of its own: you arrive via Cancún, 45-60 minutes away. The ADO bus leaves straight from the terminals for about MX$250 at 2025 prices; a private transfer runs around US$50-70 per vehicle, and the highway colectivos are the cheapest option if you travel light. Never get into an airport taxi without agreeing the fare.
Within Playa everything is walked: the town is a grid pressed against Quinta Avenida and little sits more than 20 minutes on foot. Taxis are everywhere with negotiable fares — ask first — and only needed with luggage or in the small hours.
For moving along the Riviera, Playa is the perfect hub: colectivos to Tulum and Cancún every few minutes from Calle 2, ADO buses across the peninsula, and the Cozumel ferry at the downtown pier, about MX$270-300 each way in 2025. A car only makes sense for remote cenotes.
Where to stay, zone by zone
Quinta Avenida and its first two parallel streets are the centre of gravity: boutique and mid-range hotels with everything on foot — and bar noise until 2 or 3 a.m. between Calles 8 and 14. Ask for an interior room, or sleep between Calles 20 and 40, where the Quinta calms down without losing restaurants: for most people that northern stretch is the best buy in town.
Playacar, the gated development to the south, is the opposite pole: seafront resorts, golf, silence and clearly higher prices — our 2026 scan put the town's typical rate at US$86, and Playacar lives above that line. Ideal for a resort holiday with the option of strolling to town in 15-20 minutes.
West of Highway 307 is the real, cheap Playa del Carmen — our scan's from-US$23 rates live there — residential colonias 15-25 minutes' walk from the sea. It is long-stay and budget territory; at night, taxi rather than walk the highway crossings.
To choose fast by profile: first-time couple, between Calles 20 and 40 two blocks off the Quinta; family with kids, Playacar or the big-pool hotels of the northern stretch; backpacker budget, the west side of the 307 or the downtown hostels; remote work for weeks, look at the condo buildings from Calle 38 north, where short-term rentals abound and the supermarket is on foot.
One more geographic note: 'Playa del Carmen' addresses now stretch far north toward Punta Esmeralda — lovely beach, but 30-40 minutes' walk from the Quinta's restaurants. Check the actual pin on the map, not the neighbourhood name in the listing.
Eating and going out
The Quinta is a parade of international restaurants with hawkers at the door: some good, most overpriced for what they serve. Food with roots sits one or two streets inland: late-night pastor taquerías, cocinas económicas with a set menu for about MX$80-130 in 2025, and midday marisquerías where the ceviche outclasses many white-tablecloth rooms.
Market breakfasts and the juice stands off Calle 10 cost a fraction of the Quinta. The usual rule — full stall, fast turnover — works; raw seafood wants lunchtime.
Nights come in three registers: the beach clubs and bars of Calle 12, the Quinta for the ice-cream promenade, and quiet beers on the west-side plazas. Playa's party is more grown-up than Cancún's and more urban than Tulum's — pick your dose by street.
Booking well
Playa is a big, elastic market: 183 hotels with real prices in our 2026 scans, from US$23 with a typical rate of US$86 — cheaper than Cancún or Tulum for comparable quality. Outside the peaks, one or two weeks' notice is enough; for Christmas, New Year and Holy Week, lock in two to three months ahead.
From August to October buy only refundable rates: the hurricane that misses costs you nothing, and the one that hits gives your money back. Check whether your 'beach' hotel has an actual beach or an affiliated beach club several streets away — in Playa the word stretches.
Noise is the local variable: before paying, cross-check the address on the map — sleeping on Calle 12 is only a plan if you are the party. Prices on this page are 2026 observations, per night; use the widget for the live rate.
A pattern from our scans worth knowing: in Playa the difference between a US$40 and a US$80 hotel is usually the pool and the breakfast rather than the room — beds are surprisingly level across the mid-range. If your days are spent at cenotes and ruins, the cheap hotel with a good mattress wins; if the plan is never leaving the property, pay for the pool with a bar and check recent guest photos, not the official ones.
Frequently asked about Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort
How much does Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort cost?
In our 2026 scans we found rooms from US$213 a night. Rates move with dates and occupancy — check the live price with the availability widget on this page.
Where is Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort?
Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort is at Paseo Xaman Ha Lote, Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, in Playa Del Carmen, about 5 km from the centre. You can open the exact location in Google Maps with this page's "View on map" link.
What facilities does Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort have?
Facilities the hotel reports include: 24 Hour Front Desk, 24H. Security, ATM, Aerobics, Air conditioning and Archery. The full list (68 facilities) is in this page's facilities section.
How do I book Viva Maya by Wyndham A Trademark All Inclusive Resort?
Use the gold button or the availability widget: choose dates, see the live price on app.impt.io and complete the booking there. Most rooms allow free cancellation, and every booking removes a tonne of CO₂.
