2 High-End Hilton Resorts in Mexico Have Gone All-Inclusive

Hilton has announced that 2 major properties on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya and Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya, are now part of the chain’s all-inclusive portfolio.

Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning to visit either property in the future or already have a reservation.

Hilton Grows Its All-Inclusive Footprint in Mexico With 2 Luxe Resorts

Hilton shared today that two of its hotels along the Caribbean coast of Mexico are now part of its all-inclusive portfolio.

As of October 1, 2026, the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya and Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya have become all-inclusive properties. And coming January 10, 2027, the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya will become an adults-only property for guests 18 and up, while the Conrad Tulum will open the Ceiba Club for guests 18 and up.

Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya is a luxury beachfront resort featuring spacious rooms and suites, stunning ocean views, a variety of high-end dining options, and more.

Meanwhile, Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya is a luxury resort set along a secluded bay just over an hour from Cancun International Airport (CUN). Its forthcoming adults-only Ceiba Club is designed for guests 18 and up and provides access to Autor, the Ceiba Lounge, and Carbon Restaurant, Pool & Beach.

While you may not think of the Conrad and Waldorf Astoria brands as being conducive to the all-inclusive model, Hilton says the perception of all-inclusive has changed dramatically in recent years, and there’s an appetite to combine luxury with the ease and accessibility of an all-inclusive stay.

The evidence shows Hilton is correct. Hotel chains have been scrambling to beef up their all-inclusive portfolios, and brands that aren’t typically associated with all-inclusive stays have announced similar plays, including the forthcoming Park Hyatt Riviera Maya and the recently opened Kimpton Tres Ríos – All Inclusive.

Hilton says that current reservations for stays after the January 10 transition date will be honored under the terms they were booked. The lone exception is for guests under 18 who are booked at the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya. The property will work with these guests to arrange alternative accommodations if they’re needed.

How To Book

Both of these properties participate in the Hilton Honors program, meaning members can earn and redeem Hilton Honors points for stays.

Rates at the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya start at around $670 or 140,000 Hilton Honors points per night. Meanwhile, you can expect to pay at least $430 or 109,000 Hilton Honors points per night at the Conrad Tulum.

Generally, it makes sense to redeem points at high-end, all-inclusive resorts like these. During peak travel times, cash rates can soar past these entry prices. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to earn Hilton Honors points. The chain offers several co-branded credit cards. Aside from the hearty welcome bonuses, you’ll also earn points on your Hilton stays and categories like restaurants and travel.

You can also transfer points from American Express Membership Rewards and Bilt Rewards to your Hilton Honors account if you’re still running low. Finally, you can earn points on your Lyft rides or with Hilton Honors Dining.

We’ll continue to check on the properties and will update this post as soon as we can access pricing information again.

Final Thoughts

The high-end all-inclusive trend continues with 2 of Hilton’s top brands getting in on the action in Mexico. The Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya and Conrad Tulum are now all-inclusive properties. The Waldorf Astoria will transition to an adults-only property on January 10, while the Conrad Tulum will add an adults-only experience on the same day.