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Royalton’s Black Friday sale arrives early with major deals for travelers

Royalton’s early launch unlocks portfolio-wide savings, no blackout dates, and access to luxury suites and upcoming resort openings through 2026

By Amanda Teague Nov 19, 2025 4:00 AM

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Royalton Hotels & Resorts is kicking off the holiday season sooner than ever by launching its annual Black Friday Sale ahead of schedule. The early rollout comes as the brand celebrates its 15th anniversary and a milestone year filled with new resort openings, portfolio enhancements, and charitable initiatives. Known for offering some of the best rates of the year, the Black Friday Sale allows guests to book stays for travel from now through December 2026.

Starting now, travelers can save hundreds of dollars across Royalton’s fast-growing portfolio. This includes the ultra-luxury Royalton Reserve Collection featuring the iconic Paraíso de la Bonita, the adults-only Royalton CHIC Resorts, the tranquil Royalton Hideaway sanctuaries, the wellness-focused Royalton Vessence Resorts, and family favorites like Royalton Luxury Resorts, Planet Hollywood Hotels & Resorts by Royalton, and the boutique-style Mystique by Royalton.

What travelers can expect this Black Friday

Royalton’s Black Friday Sale applies to every room and suite category, with no blackout dates until December 2026. Guests can take advantage of deals at top properties such as the newly renovated Royalton Riviera Cancun and Royalton Hideaway Riviera Cancun. All refreshed suites are included, making the sale ideal for travelers dreaming of a beachfront holiday getaway paired with exceptional savings.

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The excitement grows even more with the upcoming Royalton Vessence Barbados, opening in summer 2026, which is also included in the promotion. The sale covers premium accommodations like Diamond Club suites and the elevated Royalton Suites & Villas tier. This exclusive collection features some of the Caribbean’s most impressive layouts and signature units such as oceanfront Presidential Suites, overwater bungalows, multi-bedroom Chairman Suites, and the iconic CHIC Mansion.

Couples, wedding parties, and group travelers can unlock additional incentives, including complimentary private events and a kids-free promotion on qualifying wedding and social bookings.

To learn more, visit royaltonresorts.com.

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