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Secrets Mirabel Cancun opens as Hyatt expands its luxury resort lineup

Hyatt adds a new adults-only all-inclusive resort to its growing Caribbean and Latin America portfolio

By Amanda Teague Published November 28, 2025

Secrets Mirabel Cancun — Hyatt

Hyatt Hotels Corporation has officially opened Secrets Mirabel Cancun Resort & Spa, adding another adults-only, all-inclusive escape to its growing lineup in Latin America and the Caribbean. The new resort sits right in Cancun’s famous Hotel Zone and joins recent brand openings in St. Lucia, Aruba, and the Dominican Republic.

Perfectly positioned between the turquoise Caribbean and the calm Nichupté Lagoon, the resort is just eight miles from Cancun International Airport. Guests can expect breezy white-sand views and easy access to the region’s history and culture. “We look forward to having our guests relax, reconnect and immerse themselves in the beauty and culture of the Yucatan,” said general manager Federico Echaiz.

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Food lovers have plenty to explore with eight restaurants, offering everything from French and Mediterranean dishes to Asian favorites and a classic steakhouse. Guests can also book romantic extras like beachfront dinners or private tastings in the wine and agave cellars. Six bars and lounges, including a swim-up spot and a nightly music lounge, round out the lineup.

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The resort features 487 rooms and suites, all styled with modern coastal touches and views of the gardens, lagoon, or ocean. Preferred Club guests get access to upgraded suites, a private lounge, rooftop Sky Bar, infinity pool, and exclusive breakfast options.

Visitors can unwind across six ocean-view pools, join a guided agave tasting, or take part in Mexican culture lessons. A full spa, featuring Mayan-inspired rituals and a serene relaxation pool, will open soon.

Secrets Mirabel also caters to weddings and events, offering flexible indoor and outdoor venues, a ballroom, and a team dedicated to making celebrations seamless.

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