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Westin opens first all-inclusive resort in Mexico
The Westin Playa Vallarta, an All-Inclusive Resort has opened on Banderas Bay, marking Westin’s first all-inclusive property in Mexico.
Formerly The Westin Resort & Spa, Puerto Vallarta, the property has undergone a multi-million-dollar transformation, including refreshed guestrooms, new adults-only swim-up suites, updated dining venues and wellness spaces.
“The opening of The Westin Playa Vallarta marks a significant milestone for Marriott International and for the Westin brand in the Caribbean and Latin America," said Federico Greppi, president, Caribbean and Latin America, Marriott International.
"As the first Westin All-Inclusive resort in Mexico, this property represents an evolution of the all-inclusive experience—one that stays true to Westin’s well-being ethos while responding to the growing demand for elevated, experience-driven all-inclusive travel in the region."
The resort has more than 280 accommodations, including Swim-Up Junior Suites, Sky Pool Suites with private plunge pools, Wholesome Family Studios with kitchenettes and larger suites with terraces, plunge pools and views of Banderas Bay.
Dining is centred around Gourmet Gallery, an open-air social hub with 10 culinary and mixology concepts.
Options include Flora Bar, Agave Studio, Tanto, Palma, Call Me Lalo Taquería and Organic & Co Café. Sabia, another culinary venue, is expected to open in the coming months.
Wellness programming includes sound healing, sunrise yoga, kayaking, paddleboarding, Aqua Fit, Fitdance, meditation rituals and coastal biking.
The resort also offers the RunWESTIN route along Marina Vallarta, the Heavenly Spa by Westin and the WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio.
The property has two redesigned pools, including one adults-only pool and one family-friendly pool, as well as new pickleball and padel courts.
Cultural programming includes Wixarika and Alebrijes art sessions, Cantarito craft experiences, outdoor movie nights and evening entertainment.
“We are thrilled to welcome travellers to this new chapter in upscale all-inclusive travel,” said Hugo Lecanda, general manager of The Westin Playa Vallarta, an All-Inclusive Resort.
“As more travellers opt for seamless, elevated experiences that nourish both the mind and body, we invite our guests to embrace a new way to experience Mexico’s Pacific Coast.”
The resort also offers more than 11,800 square feet of refreshed indoor-outdoor event space for meetings, celebrations and retreats.
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