Hyatt Vivid Grand Island Opening
Hyatt Hotels debuts its adults-only Hyatt Vivid brand, with the grand opening of Hyatt Vivid Grand Island in Cancun, Mexico. This contemporary, all-suite resort provides a serene environment complemented by a plethora of enriching activities, perfectly harmonizing with the resort’s lush surroundings.
As the newest addition to Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection, this resort signifies the ongoing expansion of Hyatt’s presence in Mexico, with more openings slated for later this year.
Hyatt Vivid Grand Island is located just ten minutes from the popular Cancun hotel zone and adjacent to Dreams Grand Island, which is scheduled to open later this year. Guests enjoy local flavors with grab-and-go culinary options, take part in authentic experiences, and much more, all set within a gated community.
World of Hyatt members can book a stay at Hyatt Vivid Grand Island starting from 17,000 points per night, based on double occupancy. But most nights will likely cost 20,000 or 23,000 World of Hyatt points. They also have an introductory offer for cash bookings, with discounts of up to 40%.
Check out more details below that were shared by Hyatt in a press release.
Modern Accommodations
Influenced by the natural beauty of the resort’s surroundings, Hyatt Vivid Grand Island features modern suites ranging from 570 to over 3,000-square-feet with a neutral color palate and pop of artistic detail such as handmade ceramics. Amenities include simple pleasures such as a secret box for private, stress-free room service, bathrobes, and slippers, a fully stocked in-room mini bar including water, sodas, and beer, a double vanity in the bathroom, Pharmacopia Natural Bodycare amenities, and bay, golf course or ocean views from an oversized, furnished balcony.
The Vantage Club offers an upgraded experience for guests looking to indulge with exclusive perks including club suites with premium locations offering sweeping views, a soaking tub, an in-room espresso machine and pillow menu in-room, personalized check-in and check-out, concierge service, club status, and additional amenities and services including access to the private Vantage Club lounge, exclusive access to Mediterraneo restaurant for an added à la carte breakfast option, and more.
Contemporary Cuisine
Hyatt Vivid Grand Island features eleven casual dining options and six bars serving top-shelf and zero proof beverage options for guests to enjoy including five à la carte restaurants, an all-day eatery featuring global cuisine, all touting healthy menu options and addressing an array of dietary concerns. All dining outlets have a resort-casual dress code, aligning with the resort’s commitment to prioritizing comfort and free-flow access. Whether guests enjoy poolside ceviche, relax by a nearby fire pit, indulge with a gourmet meal at an à la carte restaurant, or grab a quick bite from a pop-up eatery, there are a variety of different culinary atmospheres at guests’ disposal.
Simple Pleasures: Engaging Activities and Entertainment
Focused on self-exploration, social connection and creativity, on-site activities and group classes include golden-hour gatherings, instructor-led painting, wheel throwing pottery, macrame and more. Guests can find movement through meditation and SUP yoga, or and immerse themselves in local culture with Spanish classes and on-site mezcal tastings.
Water amenities & Ennea Beach Club
Hyatt Vivid Grand Island is home to three pools, including a main multi-tiered pool deck replete with a swim-up bar, food truck and snack bar and the longest rooftop pool in Cancun, spanning 295 square-feet featuring 360-degree breathtaking views. Beyond on-site water features, beach-lovers can enjoy Ennea Beach Club, a private, boho-chic beach club including two pools, beachside snack bar and restaurant accessible solely to Hyatt Vivid Grand Island and Dreams Grand Island guests. The private beach club offers ample Bali beds and loungers and provides direct access to one of the most popular beaches in the destination, Playa Delfines, located just steps away from the famed Cancun sign.
Leave a Reply