Maroma is a secluded, luxurious hideaway on Mexico's historic Yucatan Peninsula, nestled on the edge of the turquoise Caribbean and protected by 200 acres of jungle preserve.

Only 20 minutes from Cancun's International Airport (CUN) with direct connections to all major US cities and the capitals of Europe, South and Central America.

Check Out Time  12:00 Hs.
Check In Time  15:00 Hs.

Security box: Located in each room.

Ready cash in Maroma: It is entirely unnecessary. We charge all the services to your Guest Bill at the Front Desk, which you can check at any time you wish. 

Immigration
Do not forget to hold on to your tourist card (visa) given to you when you enter the country, as it must be returned to immigration officials when you leave the country.

Climate
April-September are 36°C / 92°F – 29°C / 84°F
October-March are 28°C / 83°F – 18°C / 65°F
The rainy season is from July to December.

Health and medical care
We have English-speaking doctors on call for emergencies.

Maroma has 65 rooms and suites tucked among lush gardens, cooled and shaded by coconut palms on one side, open to the dazzle of sun and sea on the other.

Rooms glow with mahogany and bamboo-filtered light.  A rainbow hammock beckons from the open-air terrace.  Handpainted tile, soft wool rugs, original art and furniture from our own workshops make each unique.

King-size bed and luxury bath with sunken tub provide delicious comfort just steps away from the sparkling beach, exquisite pool, dining pleasures and voluptuous gardens populated with exotic birds and iguanas.

Kinan is the Maya word for the energy of the sun.  Similar to the Asian concept of Chi, Kinan it is often used to refer to the individual inner energy.  Opened in December 2004, this fabulous addition to the luxurious Maroma on Mexico´s Riviera Maya offers a full range of spa services in unique environments ranging from treatment rooms with private gardens and a rooftop yoga pavilion with 360-degree views of  Maroma´s dual ecosystems – the jungle and the sea.    Each treatment room is named after a different God/Goddesses to respect the ancient beings and increase the healing power of the space.  The "Ix Chel" room is named after the goddess of moon, fertility and the protector of the weavers, women and children, while the "Ahau Chamahez" room honors the god of medicine.