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Planning Your Stay at Kimpton Tres Rios?

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Last updated: 2026/10/14 at 11:24 AM
Press Room Published October 14, 2026
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October 14, 2026 Team Contributor

If you’re searching for a new all-inclusive resort in Riviera Maya, Mexico, Kimpton Tres Ríos might be worth your stay. The new resort on the Caribbean shoreline welcomes travelers to a 355-room-and-suite, all-inclusive resort nestled within a privately owned, 326-acre nature park where freshwater rivers and cenotes promise a nature-rich experience.

The Kimpton Tres Ríos – All Inclusive is the first all-inclusive resort globally for IHG’s Kimpton brand, located in the Riviera Maya between Cancún and Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

The new Riviera Maya all-inclusive resort owes its name to three freshwater rivers that wind through the grounds to the sea. Guests can swim and kayak in a cenote-fed river and explore six of the property’s 10 cenotes on guided tours, including one for swimming and snorkeling.

There’s plenty for nature lovers. On guided nature walks, you can discover a park that’s home to 120 plant and 90 animal species, including spider monkeys, coatimundis, iguanas, and a variety of birds.

Looking for Riviera Maya all inclusive resorts for families? Every family has different holiday needs. A travel advisor can help you compare family-friendly resorts, amenities, and activities to find the right fit for your next getaway.

Jorge Martinez, General Manager of Kimpton Tres Ríos, had this to say: “Kimpton Tres Ríos brings the warmth, individuality, and intuitive service that define Kimpton to one of the Riviera Maya’s most extraordinary natural settings,”.

He further adds, “From cenote-fed rivers and jungle trails to lively dining and daily moments of wonder, the resort invites guests to experience the culture and landscape of this remarkable place in a way that feels personal, generous and unmistakably Kimpton.”

Do you love the mangrove-view rooms? Kimpton Tres Rios offers plenty of options. Accommodations include mangrove-view rooms; one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites. It also has a Presidential Suite, each with a private balcony or terrace, plus connecting-room options for families and multigenerational groups.

So if you’re hunting for a Riviera Maya all-inclusive resorts for families, Kimpton Tres Rios could be a good choice.

The quintessential Mexican vibe comes through in all seven restaurants and five bars, including Italian-inspired Bacetto, Japanese Kotori, steakhouse El Carnal, and open-air De La Calle. With some of the most sought-after Mexican delicacies, it remains to be seen if it would climb up the list of one of the best all-inclusive resorts in Riviera Maya.

Café Casa serves coffee, pastries, and juices while La Campana is a lively sports bar with curated beers; and 24-hour Suite Service rounds out the offering.

Guests at the Riviera Maya all-inclusive resort can relax by four outdoor pools, unwind in whirlpools and private cabanas, or try non-motorized water sports. Activities include sunrise yoga on the beach, guided stargazing and moonlit sound baths. Families can also enjoy a water park with slides and lifeguard service, while Club Aventuras offers supervised activities for children aged 4 to 12.

Looking to unwind? The 10,000-square-foot Kej Spa invites guests to relax with massages, hydrotherapy, beauty treatments and Mayan-inspired rituals, including a traditional temazcal experience and the Cenote Sacred Treatment.

For those who like to stay active, the two-story fitness centre features cardio and weight-training equipment, cycling, yoga and meditation spaces.

Planning a destination wedding or a corporate gathering? The Tres Ríos Ballroom can accommodate up to 500 guests and includes audiovisual facilities for meetings and events.

Couples can exchange vows on the beach or among the resort’s gardens, terraces and open-air esplanades. Dedicated event coordinators help bring each occasion together with tailored menus, planning support and group room options.

Looking ahead to 2027, Kimpton Tres Ríos has ambitious plans. The resort plans to introduce a dedicated adults-only experience featuring rooms and suites with swim-up access and private plunge pools. If you’re traveling to Mexico with kids, here’s what you should know.

Planning Your Stay at Kimpton Tres Rios?

Where is the resort?
You’ll find Kimpton Tres Rios along the Cancún–Tulum Highway at Km 54.5 in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

When can you check in and check out?
Check-in starts at 3 PM, giving you time to settle in before exploring the resort. Check-out is at 12 PM.

Can you bring your pet?
Yes! The resort’s stated pet policy allows pets to stay free, with no restrictions on weight or the number of pets. That means you can plan your getaway without leaving your furry companions behind.

Planning a trip to Mexico? Connect with a Canadian travel agent near you. From choosing the right resort to finding flights and planning your stay, a Canadian travel agent can help you navigate the options and make your Mexico getaway easier to plan.

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