The Master Room features a king-size bed, LCD television, one bathroom with Jacuzzi tub, and a terrace with a view. Accommodates 2 adults and 2 children. Guest access As a guest here, you'll have a full run of the whole resort, you can do pretty much whatever you want, from singing karaoke to playing golf on a James Nicklaus course to learning to make fantastic guacamole. A water park with a lazy river and 27 pools let you splash about to your heart’s content, and miles of wooded pathways allow you to explore the facilities. Kids and teens will also love the respective clubs for them, and guests of all ages will delight in watching JOYÀ, Cirque du Soleil’s only resident show in Latin America. To get to downtown Playa del Carmen, though, you’ll only have to drive 20 minutes, so make sure your exploring doesn’t end at the hotel or at the larger resort. Spa The resort houses two spas which are welcome to you as a guest of The Grand Mayan. Brio Spa is French-inspired and includes such facilities as palapas and a fitness centre. Spatium is more exclusive and offers a cutting-edge hydrotherapy annex, with Jacuzzis, cold plunge tubs and even Mexico’s first salt-therapy cabin. Dining Between its five hotels, Vidanta Resort on Riviera Maya is home to 38 restaurants and bars. Grand Mayan itself houses Azur, a stylish French bistro, but you can choose from tons of other eateries that serve everything from burgers to tapas to sushi and stir-fry. Hit Frida’s for cantina-style apps, or swing by Nektar for Yucatán fare – there are also a taquería and cevichería, among the tons of dining-and-drinking options. Other things to note FEES A $100 resort fee will be charged for each weekly segment (1-7 nights). For example, 1 to 7 night stays will be charged $100 total resort fee. Extra amenities and services (e.g. spa treatments, golf, etc.) are payable at the resort.