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Live unexplored luxury in Mexico’s Costa Mujeres


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n the north east of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, in an almost


untouched region to the north of Cancun, lies an idyllic stretch of beach that once belonged to the ancient Mayan civilisation: Costa Mujeres. Brimming with wonderful remnants of the past, the area is a Mexican hidden gem with virgin beaches, crystal clear waters and an abundance of coral reefs and marine species. Its cultural and natural richness is complemented by the vibrant nightlife further up the coast. In the heart of the Costa Mujeres


region, Grand Palladium Costa Mujeres Resort & Spa provides unexplored luxury for the whole family. With five-star facilities and services, it’s ideally


located


The Rafa Nadal Tennis Centre Costa Mujeres offers personalised tennis programmes developed by Nadal and his technical team for all levels and ages


to discover all the treasures of the region. Featuring luxury rooms with impressive views over the Caribbean and neighbouring Isla Mujeres, the resort has all the mod cons to ensure a well-deserved family break


on one of Mexico’s most picturesque beaches. Many rooms also include premium features like direct access swim-up pools or hydro-massage hot tubs on their private balconies. Palladium Hotel Group takes the


all-inclusive concept to a new level with ‘Infinite Indulgence’, allowing guests to enjoy international culi- nary experiences across the resort’s various restaurants, ranging from Italian to Japanese, as well as local and regional Mexican flavours and a Mediterranean beach club. For those seeking entertainment,


the hotel boasts a star-studded lineup of live music shows at the open-air terraces, as well as its spec- tacular Chic Cabaret & Restaurant dinner and show offering a gastro- nomic and sensory journey bursting at the seams with feathers, glitter and sensual choreography. The beach offers a wide range


of activities, such as snorkelling, diving, yoga and Pilates, in addition to the four swimming pools, chil- dren’s clubs, thermal water circuit and extensive treatment list at the world-class Zentropia Palladium Spa & Wellness centre. The Rafa Nadal Tennis Centre


Costa Mujeres offers personalised tennis programmes developed by Nadal and his technical team for all levels and ages. Its eight clay tennis courts, a football pitch, training gym, Rafa Nadal exhibition area, premium sports shop and sports cafe make it one of Mexico’s most comprehensive tennis facilities. What’s more, through Absolute Indulgence, guests can use a


complementary all-inclusive day or night pass to the neighbouring Grand Palladium Hotels & Resorts in the Riviera Maya, allowing them to enjoy all the facilities and services of other hotels. Family Selection at Grand Palladium


Costa Mujeres Resort & Spa offers families an elevated holiday experi- ence through premium services and facilities, such as an entertainment lounge with board games, computers and video games, a reserved area on the beach with waiter service and a family host as their point of contact throughout their stay. Family Selection guests are accommodated in a special beachfront family suites with mini bathrobes and slippers,


cookies and milk turndown service, a personalised mini-bar with special drinks and in-room video games upon request. Grand Palladium Costa Mujeres


Resort & Spa is the newest hotel to join the Palladium Hotel Group family, which has hotels across Spain, Mexico, Jamaica, Brazil and the Dominican Republic. In summer 2020, two new hotels will open in Sicily, where guests can expect similar five-star services and facili- ties to those in Costa Mujeres, fit for the whole family.


For more information, visit: palladiumhotelgroup.com


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