Any all-inclusive recommendations for three adults in one room?

[Anonymous]

My two friends and I would like to go to an all-inclusive. Open to any destination, we'd just like to all share a room and each have a bed (pull-out sofa + 2 beds is fine, just want to make sure the rooms is relatively large). I'm having a hard time finding a place that comfortably accommodates three people. We know that we will pay for each person, we just don't want to have two rooms, and no one wants to share a queen.

Any suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Sadness. No one?

[Anonymous]

Atelier Playa Muejeres might work, although you might be better off trying to find a connecting room from a price and space perspective (and a second bathroom might be really nice to have). Check Costco travel for deals. Also, make sure to take a close look at the bathrooms- a lot of them have semi open bathrooms or glass. I would also check Reddit for recs. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Scoping this out for a group of three.

Zoetry in Mexico had this.
I think the body holiday had it too, but I am not sure that would be a good vacation.

[Anonymous]

Vedanta Riviera Maya appears to have a suite with two pull out couches as well as a 3-BR suite. I assume it’s all inclusive.

[Anonymous]

OP, what exactly are you looking for in an all inclusive? A cheap option for food and drinks?

[Anonymous]

you could try Hilton La Romana, DR

[Anonymous]

You could look for a family style room that has 2 bedrooms. We stayed at Club Med Miches in DR in a family room that had one bedroom with a king bed and another bedroom with 2 twin beds, and 2 bathrooms.

[Anonymous]

Just get two connecting rooms.

[Anonymous]

Hedonism?

[Anonymous]

This is not quite what you’re asking but I’ve stayed several times at hacienda Del Mar in Los cabos. It has two bedroom suites that would work. It’s not technically an all inclusive but they offer a meal plan option that has all food and drinks (unlimited) included. Because it’s not a traditional all inclusive, I think the food is somewhat better than most AIs.

In my experience the two bedroom suites at most AIs are wicked expensive.

Also. I assume you don’t want a cruise? Lots of cruise ships where you can get three separate single beds in a room.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just get two connecting rooms.

She sounds cheap

[Anonymous]

Look for any one bedroom with 2 Queens. It will also have a couch in the living area.

[Anonymous]

Its been a long time but we used to go to all inclusives with kids and usually got a suite where a sitting/living room had a pull out or we requested an extra bed. here are the ones I remember

Royalton Riviera Maya
Barcelo Riviera Maya (a huge resort, with three different 'resorts' within in
Grand Velas (the nicest of the three) had giant suites, playa del carmen

you may want to try looking for "family rooms" or suites in your search.