Best Marriott All-Inclusive Resorts in 2026: 8 Picks Compared

If you want an all-inclusive stay inside the Marriott family, Marriott’s all-inclusive destinations page lists 31 properties, and the eight below cover a range of choices: a Costa Rica golf resort, an adults-only Dominican Republic suites resort, Royalton and Planet Hollywood resorts in the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Costa Rica, a Pacific-coast Mexico resort, and a Saint Lucia option. Everything here comes from Marriott’s own pages as of November 2026, and I list what each plan covers the way the page describes it. Nightly rates are not shown on the pages I could load, so I do not quote any.

Quick picks: Westin Reserva Conchal for golf and a large property, Sanctuary Cap Cana for an adults-only suite resort, Royalton Punta Cana for the biggest all-in resort feel with access to the Royalton Splash water park areas, and Delta Hotels Riviera Nayarit if you want the Pacific side of Mexico. If you collect points, this is also where the Marriott Bonvoy program comes in, and I explain below what that link is. For more of what I write about running a store while traveling, start at the Ecommerce Paradise homepage.

Disclosure: some links below are affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. The Marriott Bonvoy links on this page go to a Marriott-branded landing page on the third-party buy.points.com domain. That page did not load when I checked, so I am not describing its offers or prices. Read its terms yourself before you buy anything there.

Marriott All-Inclusive Resorts Compared at a Glance

This table uses only what each resort’s official Marriott page shows. “Not shown” means the page I loaded did not list it. Resort names link to the Marriott page I read.

Nightly price: not shown on the pages I could load for any of them. Marriott’s pages say rates vary by date and room type, so you need to run a real date search on Marriott’s site or app to see what your dates cost.

How I Chose These 8

I started from Marriott’s all-inclusive site, which lists its resorts on a site map, and kept the properties where the official Marriott page loaded and showed enough detail to compare fairly. Then I picked for variety: different countries, different Marriott brands, an adults-only option, a golf option, and a family-friendly option. These picks are based on published pages, not on testing. The ranking order and the “best for” labels are my opinion based on each company’s published pages, and they are not Marriott’s rankings or guest review scores.

I also left out anything I could not source from an official page. That means no nightly rates, no points prices, no review scores and no rankings from third-party sites. Marriott Miches Beach in the Dominican Republic appears on the destinations page, but I did not verify its resort page, so it is not in the list. Where a Marriott page contradicts itself, I say so in the pick instead of choosing a number.

What “All-Inclusive” Means on Marriott’s Pages

Marriott’s all-inclusive landing page says the package covers accommodations, food and beverages, Wi-Fi, entertainment, non-motorized water sports, a fitness club, kids’ activities, taxes, service fees and gratuities, and that amenities vary by property. It lists laundry, spa treatments, transportation, tours and excursions, motorized water sports and select food and beverage items as not included. You can read that wording yourself on the All-Inclusive by Marriott Bonvoy page.

The individual resort pages repeat a similar FAQ line that the nightly rate “typically includes” room, meals, snacks, drinks, entertainment, non-motorized water sports, taxes, fees and gratuities. Extras at the Royalton and Planet Hollywood pages are listed as spa treatments, motorized water sports, laundry, transportation, tours and premium items. The same landing page says Marriott Bonvoy Elite members get a weekly Elite cocktail party at these properties, discounts on premium alcohol and incidental expenses at Gold Elite and above, and exclusive area access at Platinum Elite and above, with a note that perks may vary by property. The destinations it names as examples include Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Costa Rica, Punta Cana, Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Grenada, Jamaica, Saint Lucia and Brazil.

1. The Westin Reserva Conchal: Best for Golf and a Big, Spread-Out Resort

Who it fits: Travelers who want a Westin-branded all-inclusive with a golf course on the property and a lot of room to move around. Source: the Westin Reserva Conchal page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Playa Conchal, Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Brand: Westin, part of Marriott Bonvoy.
• 406 guest rooms on a property the page describes as 2,400 acres.
• The amenities list shows 10 restaurants and 2 bars, while the dining section names 9 restaurants and 3 bars, so treat the counts as approximate. The golf course is described as a challenging 18-hole, par 71 Robert Trent Jones II course.
• Included in the daily rate per the page: meals and drinks (the food and beverage list says select alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks), entertainment, government taxes and service charges, non-motorized water sports, tennis courts until 6pm, table games, nightly shows, the Westin Kids Club, bellboy and wait staff gratuity, 24-hour room service and Wi-Fi (shown as free for Marriott Bonvoy members).
• Not included per the page: spa, golf and golf-course snacks, motor sports, diving, fishing, to-go box lunches, transportation, laundry, bottles of wine, champagne or liquor, babysitting, telephone calls and private medical service. Pets are welcome, with a pet fee shown on the page.

Strengths: It is the only pick whose page describes the course itself, and the inclusions list is unusually specific about what is covered, which makes budgeting easier. The page shows a Tamarindo airport distance of 15 km, plus Daniel Oduber Quiros International at 62 km.

Watch-outs: Golf and the spa are listed as not included, so a golf trip costs more than the base plan suggests. The page also lists bottles of wine, champagne and liquor as outside the plan, so read the drinks line before you assume every bottle is covered.

Verdict: The pick on this list to start with if golf is the reason you are going.

2. Sanctuary Cap Cana: Best Adults-Only Suite Resort

Who it fits: Couples and groups of adults who want a Luxury Collection resort with no kids’ programming. Source: the Sanctuary Cap Cana page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Cap Cana, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Brand: Luxury Collection, part of Marriott Bonvoy.
• 324 suites. The page says it is an adults-only property, with a minimum check-in age of 18.
• The amenities list says 5 restaurants and 7 bars, but the dining section names 7 restaurant venues and 5 bars, so the counts conflict. Named venues include The Steakhouse, Casa Bella, Capriccio, Blue Marlin and Wok.
• Typically included per the FAQ: room, meals, snacks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, entertainment, non-motorized water sports, taxes, service fees and gratuities.
• Listed as extra cost: spa treatments, motorized water sports, laundry, transportation, tours and premium items. The page shows an omakase at the Wok venue for an additional $180 USD per person.
• Sanctuary Spa and the on-site Punta Espada Golf Club are listed. Wi-Fi is listed as free for Marriott Bonvoy members. Punta Cana International Airport is listed at 14 km.

Strengths: It is all suites, adults only, and the page lists a golf club on the property. The airport distance is the shortest of the Dominican Republic picks here.

Watch-outs: The page shows paid extras such as the omakase and cabanas, so “all-inclusive” does not mean everything on the grounds is covered. The golf club is named as an amenity, but the page I loaded did not spell out whether green fees are part of the plan, so confirm that before you count on it.

Verdict: The cleanest adults-only choice here if you want suites and a shorter dining list than the Royalton resorts.

3. Royalton Punta Cana: Best for the Full Resort Experience With a Water Park

Who it fits: Families and mixed groups who want a casino, a spa and a water park on the same stay. Source: the Royalton Punta Cana page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Playa Arena Gorda, Punta Cana, La Altagracia, Dominican Republic. Brand: Autograph Collection, part of Marriott Bonvoy.
• 11 restaurants, including Gourmet Marche, Hunter Steakhouse, Zen and Bella Cucina. C/X Culinary Experience is a seven-course personal chef meal marked as a paid venue. 4 bars are named.
• The page says guests can use the restaurants and pool areas of Royalton Splash Punta Cana, described as one of the Caribbean’s largest on-site water parks.
• A casino, The Royal Spa and a fitness center (Royalton FIT) are listed. The Kids Club is for ages 4 to 12. Diamond Club lounge access is for qualifying guests, subject to availability.
• Punta Cana International Airport is listed at about 27 km. The page says there is no hotel shuttle and shows a third-party transfer (Nexus Tours) at 29.85 USD one way, reservation required.
• Room count: not shown. Nightly rate: not shown.

Strengths: The most activity under one booking on this list, and the page spells out the all-inclusive coverage in the standard FAQ. The Diamond Club tier is a visible upgrade option on the page.

Watch-outs: It has a casino and nightlife venues such as the XS Disco Bar, so it is not a quiet pick. Spa, motorized water sports and tours are listed as possible extra costs.

Verdict: Pick this if you want one resort that covers dining, kids, a pool scene and a casino.

4. Royalton Riviera Cancun: Best for Dining and Bars Variety in Mexico

Who it fits: Travelers who want a lot of restaurant and bar choice an easy drive from Cancun. Source: the Royalton Riviera Cancun page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, Mexico, on the Tulum-Cancun highway. Cancun International Airport is listed at 15.7 km. Brands: Marriott Bonvoy, Autograph Collection and Royalton Luxury Resorts.
• 11 restaurants, including Gourmet Marche, Zen, Hunter Steak House, Taj and C/X Culinary Experience, and 11 bars, including the Lobby Bar, Tides Beach Bar and Diamond Club Lounge.
• Per the page: unlimited reservation-free dining, free high-speed Wi-Fi and free calls to select countries. A casino, The Royal Spa and a complimentary fitness center are listed.
• It lists all-suites and a Kids Club for ages 4 to 12. A third-party airport transfer is shown at 35.00 USD one way.
• The page I loaded still carries a notice that the resort is closed for renovations until December 7, 2025, next to a Fully Renovated label. That date is already behind us, so check Marriott’s site for current status before you plan around it.

Strengths: An airport listed at 15.7 km, plus a page that states reservation-free dining and free Wi-Fi in plain language.

Watch-outs: Spa, tours and motorized water sports are listed as possible extras. If you want adults only at the same location, Marriott’s destinations page lists Hideaway at Royalton Riviera Cancun as an adults-only property with a casino, but I did not give it its own pick.

Verdict: The best fit here for people who care most about restaurant variety and an easy airport run.

5. Planet Hollywood Cancun: Best for a Themed, Activity-Heavy Stay With Kids

Who it fits: Families who like a more playful brand and want a Star Class upgrade option. Source: the Planet Hollywood Cancun page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico, on the shores of Costa Mujeres, in the Isla Mujeres municipality. Brand: Autograph Collection, with Marriott Bonvoy.
• The page lists 19 venues under restaurants and bars, with Japanese, Italian, Mexican, Indian, steakhouse and burger options.
• The nightly rate typically includes room, meals, snacks, drinks, entertainment, non-motorized water sports, kids’ activities, taxes, service fees and gratuities. Extra fees may apply for spa treatments, motorized water sports, laundry, transportation, tours and premium items.
• The page describes Star Class as curated privileges including a personal agent, elevated comfort and VIP treatment, and it names a Star Class bar and grill, a Star Class pool bar and a Star Kids Club.
• Maximum 8 guests per room. Cancun International Airport is listed at 34 km, with no shuttle service and a third-party transfer shown at 35.00 USD one way. Marriott’s all-inclusive destinations page lists a FlowRider wave machine for this resort, though the resort page itself does not mention one.

Strengths: The Star Class club is an explicit upgrade path, and the eight-guest room cap is helpful for bigger families. The page names Japanese, Italian, Mexican, Indian, steakhouse and burger options.

Watch-outs: The airport is farther than the Puerto Morelos option, and the page says ocean-view rooms are available on request at a higher rate, so room categories do not tell you the view.

Verdict: A good family default in Cancun, with Star Class if you want a premium tier.

6. Delta Hotels Riviera Nayarit: Best Pacific-Coast Mexico Option

Who it fits: Travelers who want the Riviera Nayarit area near Puerto Vallarta and a Delta Hotels brand rather than a Royalton one. Source: the Delta Hotels Riviera Nayarit page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Carretera Punta Mita Km 0.2, Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico. Brand: shown as Delta Hotels by Marriott on its own page and Delta by Marriott on the destinations page.
• The nightly rate typically includes room, meals, snacks, drinks, entertainment, non-motorized water sports, kids’ activities, taxes, service fees and gratuities. Spa, motorized water sports, laundry, transportation, tours and premium items may cost extra.
• Tzicuri Spa is named, and the intro mentions 10 natural cabanas at the spa. The Delta Camp kids club is for ages 4 to 12.
• Wi-Fi is listed as free for Marriott Bonvoy members, and the FAQ ties complimentary in-room internet to booking direct. The page allows up to 2 pets per room, though its pet fee wording differs from one section to another, so confirm it with the resort. Parking is listed as complimentary.
• No shuttle is provided from Puerto Vallarta’s Gustavo Diaz Ordaz airport.

Strengths: The page spells out a pet policy with a two-pet limit, lists complimentary parking, and names Puerto Vallarta’s airport as its gateway.

Watch-outs: The dining counts on the page contradict each other: the intro says three restaurants and two bars while the amenities list shows 8 restaurants and 5 bars, so I do not give a number. The airport distance is also shown two different ways (14 km and 15 miles), so check a map. A room count is not shown.

Verdict: Choose it for the Pacific side of Mexico, and confirm the dining count with the resort.

7. Royalton Saint Lucia: Best for a Caribbean Island Trip With Family and Adults-Only Sections

Who it fits: Groups who want one resort with a family side, a Diamond Club tier and an adults-only Hideaway section. Source: the Royalton Saint Lucia page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Cap Estates, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia. Brand: Autograph Collection (Marriott Bonvoy), with the Royalton Luxury Resorts “All-In Luxury” concept.
• Named venues include Gourmet Marche, Zen, Hunter Steakhouse, Armadillo, Grazie Italian Trattoria, SCORE Sports Bar and Lounge, Calypso and C/X Culinary Experience (a paid chef’s table). The restaurant and bar counts on the page do not match the venues it names, so I give no count.
• The Royal Spa has a hydrotherapy circuit. The fitness center (Royalton FIT) is complimentary. The Kids Club is for ages 4 to 12.
• Wi-Fi is free for Marriott Bonvoy members, with complimentary parking and valet. Saint Lucia’s UVF airport is listed at 67 km, with no shuttle and a third-party transfer shown at 40.00 USD one way.
• Room count: not shown. The page lists all-suites.

Strengths: One resort with three sections means a mixed group can split by preference. The page also shows Green Globe Certified status.

Watch-outs: The airport is the farthest of the picks at 67 km. The restaurant and bar counts shown on the page are also inconsistent with the venues it lists by name, so I do not give a number.

Verdict: The island pick on this list, and a sensible one for mixed groups.

8. Planet Hollywood Costa Rica: Best for a Costa Rica Suite Resort With Star Class

Who it fits: Families and couples who want Costa Rica’s Guanacaste coast with an all-suites resort and a premium tier. Source: the Planet Hollywood Costa Rica page on Marriott.com.

Key facts from the page:

• Location: Playa Manzanillo, Golfo de Papagayo, Liberia, Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Brand: Autograph Collection, part of Marriott Bonvoy.
• 7 restaurants and 5 bars. The FAQ says the rate typically includes room, meals, snacks, drinks, entertainment, non-motorized water sports, kids’ activities, taxes, service fees and gratuities.
• Extras listed: spa treatments, motorized water sports, laundry, transportation, tours and premium items.
• It lists all-suites, a maximum of 8 guests per room, and the Daniel Oduber Quiros International Airport at 31.2 km. A third-party transfer is shown at 35.00 USD one way, reservation required.
• Room count: not shown. Nightly rate: shown only as rates varying by date and room type.

Strengths: Its page lists the same Daniel Oduber Quiros airport as the Westin page, so you can compare two Guanacaste resorts in one trip search. The all-suites format fits families.

Watch-outs: It has fewer restaurants than the Royalton resorts listed above. Spa, tours and transportation are not part of the base plan according to the page.

Verdict: The Costa Rica alternative if you want suites and a lively brand instead of the Westin golf setting.

How to Choose a Marriott All-Inclusive

Start with the destination and the airport, because the page distances range from 14 km at Sanctuary Cap Cana to 67 km at Royalton Saint Lucia, on the pages that give a consistent figure. Then pick the resort type: adults only, family, or a mixed property. Then read the “not included” list on that exact resort page, because golf, spa, tours and premium drinks move between “covered” and “extra” from resort to resort.

Next, decide how much you care about Marriott Bonvoy perks. Marriott’s all-inclusive page says Elite members get a weekly cocktail party and tiered perks at these properties, but it does not show a points price for any stay, so I do not quote one. If you want the program basics before you book, my guide to maximizing Marriott Bonvoy points is where I go deeper on the program. That is information, not financial advice, and program terms change, so check Marriott’s own pages.

If you are comparing programs before you commit to Marriott, start with Hilton vs Marriott. Marriott vs Hyatt is the next comparison to read.

The IHG vs Marriott post covers the third chain. I also have a Hilton Honors review.

For Hyatt and IHG on their own, see the World of Hyatt review. The IHG One Rewards review does the same for IHG.

Which to Pick If…

If golf is the point, the Westin Reserva Conchal is the one pick here with a named course on its page, and the Sanctuary Cap Cana page lists an on-site golf club too. If you want adults only, Sanctuary Cap Cana is the one on this list, and the destinations page also lists Hideaway adults-only properties at Riviera Cancun and Saint Lucia. If you want the most restaurants, Royalton Punta Cana and Royalton Riviera Cancun each list 11, and Royalton Saint Lucia’s page also describes a large dining line-up, though its counts do not match the venues it names.

If you are traveling with kids, the Royalton and Planet Hollywood pages all list kids’ activities in the standard inclusions, and the Delta Riviera Nayarit page names a Delta Camp for ages 4 to 12. If you want the shortest ride from the airport, Sanctuary Cap Cana (14 km), the Westin Reserva Conchal’s Tamarindo airport (15 km) and Royalton Riviera Cancun (15.7 km) lead the list on the page figures, while the Delta page gives two conflicting distances. If you travel with a dog, read the pet lines: the Delta Hotels Riviera Nayarit and Westin Reserva Conchal pages list pet terms, while Sanctuary Cap Cana and the Royalton and Planet Hollywood pages I loaded say pets are not allowed.

Working While You Travel: Wi-Fi, Business Costs and Planning

If you run a store while you travel, a resort only works if the connection does. Marriott’s pages mention Wi-Fi in different ways: the amenities lists show complimentary Wi-Fi that is free for Marriott Bonvoy members, the FAQs tie complimentary in-room internet to booking direct, and the Royalton Riviera Cancun page also describes free high-speed Wi-Fi resort-wide. None of the pages I loaded gave a speed figure, so do not assume a resort is a reliable place for video calls. Ask the property in writing before you book if uptime matters.

A store that depends on you every day does not mix well with a week at an all-inclusive. The model in what is high-ticket dropshipping is built so that suppliers ship and you manage the front end, which is why it suits this kind of schedule. The product side matters too, and my high-ticket niches list is where to start.

Next comes the walkthrough on finding suppliers for high-ticket products, which you set up before you take time away.

Keep the business side clean as well. If part of the trip is for work, how you book matters, and the post on booking a hotel in your business name explains the paperwork side. Separating business and personal spending starts with a proper entity, which I cover in business formation for high-ticket dropshipping. I am not giving tax or accounting advice here, so talk to a professional about how any of it applies to you.

Travel Tools and Protection to Sort Out Before You Go

A few practical things sit outside the resort price. For Mexico stays, connectivity away from the resort is worth planning, and my guide to the best eSIM for Mexico covers that. The best travel apps post covers apps worth having on a trip.

On protection, I have two posts with general information. One is best cruise travel insurance. The other is best travel insurance for seniors.

These are not insurance advice and I am not recommending a policy for your trip, because coverage, exclusions and prices differ by provider and change often. Check the policy wording before you buy. For health information on your destination, the CDC publishes a travelers’ health destinations list.

Mistakes to Avoid When Booking an All-Inclusive

The first mistake is treating “all-inclusive” as the same thing everywhere. Marriott’s own pages list spa, tours, transportation, laundry and motorized water sports as not included, and the Westin page also puts golf on that list. Read the specific resort page, not just the brand headline.

The second is trusting a single count off the page without checking. Several pages I read show counts that disagree with themselves, so a quick message to the resort is worth it if a restaurant number drives your decision. The third is forgetting the ground transfer: several of the pages I loaded show a third-party airport transfer fee and say the resort has no shuttle, so budget for it.

The fourth is skipping a dates check. The Royalton Riviera Cancun page I loaded carried an old renovation notice, which is a reminder to verify current status with the resort. The fifth is booking only on the points-balance headline without seeing the cash price for your dates, because Marriott’s pages say rates vary by date and room type and I did not find a points figure on them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Marriott brands run all-inclusive resorts?
Across the pages I loaded, the all-inclusive properties sit under Westin, Luxury Collection, Autograph Collection (including Royalton and Planet Hollywood branded resorts) and Delta Hotels by Marriott. Marriott’s destinations page lists 31 properties, and some on it, such as the Elegant Hotels properties and Marriott Miches Beach, are not covered in this list.

What is not included at a Marriott all-inclusive?
On the All-Inclusive by Marriott Bonvoy page, laundry, spa treatments, transportation, tours and excursions, motorized water sports and select food and beverage items are listed as not included. The Westin Reserva Conchal page also lists golf and fishing as not included. Always check the resort page for your property.

Do Marriott Bonvoy members get anything at these resorts?
Marriott’s all-inclusive page says members can earn or redeem points on qualifying bookings and activities. It also lists a weekly Elite cocktail party, discounts on premium alcohol and incidentals for Gold Elite and above, and exclusive area access for Platinum Elite and above. Points prices are not shown on the pages I could load. This is general information and not financial advice.

How much does a Marriott all-inclusive cost per night?
Not shown on the pages I could load. The resort pages say rates vary by date and room type, so run a date search on Marriott’s site or app, and compare the total including any transfers and extras.

Where does the Marriott link on this page go?
The Marriott Bonvoy links open a Marriott-branded landing page on the third-party buy.points.com domain. It did not load when I checked, so I cannot describe its offers or prices. Read the terms there carefully, and use Marriott’s official site for resort details and bookings.

Related Articles

If you are deciding between hotel programs or planning a trip around your business, these posts go deeper:

• Marriott Bonvoy Points Review 2026
• Marriott Bonvoy Points Pricing
• Best Hotel Rewards Programs 2026
• Best Travel Booking Platforms for Digital Nomads
• How to Book Business Travel for Less

Not financial, insurance or tax advice. Resort details come from Marriott’s own pages as of November 2026 and can change, so check each resort page and your own terms before you book.

Trevor Fenner

Trevor Fenner is an ecommerce entrepreneur and world traveler from Seattle, Washington, and the founder of Ecommerce Paradise, a platform focused on helping entrepreneurs build and scale profitable high-ticket ecommerce and dropshipping businesses. With over a decade of hands-on experience, Trevor specializes in high-ticket dropshipping strategy, niche and product selection, supplier recruiting and onboarding, Google & Bing Shopping ads, ecommerce SEO, and systems-driven automation and scaling. Through Ecommerce Paradise, he provides free education via in-depth guides like How to Start High-Ticket Dropshipping, advanced training through the High-Ticket Dropshipping Masterclass, and fully done-for-you turnkey ecommerce services for entrepreneurs who want a faster, more hands-off path to growth. Trevor is known for emphasizing sustainable, real-world ecommerce models over hype-driven tactics, helping store owners build scalable, sellable, and location-independent brands.

He maintains homes in Seattle and Bali, spends most of the year overseas, and usually returns to Seattle for about a month each summer.

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