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  • Face masks or coverings may be required in all public areas at Hyatt hotels Learn more
  • Our Global Care & Cleanliness Commitment focusing on safety and wellbeing
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    Explore Our Luxury Hotels in Mexico

    Situated just between the US and Central America, Mexico is the fifth largest country on the continent. Known for its scenic beaches, diverse geography, and tropical climate, Mexico is a global vacation destination. 

    Whether you’re interested in roaming the sandy shores of Cabo San Lucas, snorkeling in the clear waters bordering Playa del Carmen, or enjoying the fresh seafood of Zihuatanejo, you can relax in luxury at one of our Thompson Mexico hotels.
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When to Visit

The best time to visit will vary depending on what part of the country you decide to travel to. After all, Mexico is pretty big. However, most people say to try to plan your trip between December and April.
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What to Pack

It may be a given, but pack some sandals that you’re comfortable getting dirty in the sand and water.

  • Top Attractions

    Beaches
    No matter where you choose to stay, if it’s a Thompson location you’re sure to be surrounded by sprawling sandy coast. Lounge in the sun with a margarita in hand, or head on out into the waves. With a variety of water sports available, you won’t want to dry off until long after the sun’s gone down.

    Ruins
    Once home to many ancient people including the popular Mayans and Aztecs, Mexico is now dappled with the ruins of civilizations long gone. Explore Chichen Itza on the Yucatán Peninsula and see the infamous calendar that was rumored to predict the world’s end in 2012, or visit the cliffside ruins of Tulum.

    Underground Rivers and Caves
    Enter Mexico’s alluring underground rivers and caves through one of the 6,000 cenotes sprinkled throughout the country. You’ll likely be greeted by schools of freshwater fish, dazzling stalactites and stalagmites, and maybe even a friendly bat or two.

    Food
    Experience the authentic tastes and aromas of Mexican food. Far more diverse in flavor than American Tex-Mex, there are hundreds of dishes that you’ve likely never heard of — let alone tried. Ask locals where the best spots are for traditional cuisine, and remember to always order the catch-of-the-day when near the water.