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Posted On: October 19th 2026, 04:11 pm
Two of Hilton's fanciest resorts in Mexico just went all-inclusive.
Since Oct 1, the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya (up near Cancun) and the Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya roll your meals, drinks and daily activities into the nightly rate.
Why points people care: both are still Hilton Honors hotels, so you can book them with points. And Hilton says a points booking at its all-inclusive resorts gets the full all-inclusive package with no extra fees. One redemption, room plus food and drinks.
Heads up: the Waldorf goes adults-only (18+) on Jan 10, 2027. The Conrad stays family-friendly and is adding an adults-only area called Ceiba Club.
Which one are you picking, the adults-only Waldorf or the Conrad in Tulum?
Try your first search free at pointsgpt.app (link in bio)
#hiltonhonors #allinclusive #tulum #rivieramaya #pointsandmiles
Photo: Coast at Tulum by Erik Cleves Kristensen / CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Since Oct 1, the Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya (up near Cancun) and the Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya roll your meals, drinks and daily activities into the nightly rate.
Why points people care: both are still Hilton Honors hotels, so you can book them with points. And Hilton says a points booking at its all-inclusive resorts gets the full all-inclusive package with no extra fees. One redemption, room plus food and drinks.
Heads up: the Waldorf goes adults-only (18+) on Jan 10, 2027. The Conrad stays family-friendly and is adding an adults-only area called Ceiba Club.
Which one are you picking, the adults-only Waldorf or the Conrad in Tulum?
Try your first search free at pointsgpt.app (link in bio)
#hiltonhonors #allinclusive #tulum #rivieramaya #pointsandmiles
Photo: Coast at Tulum by Erik Cleves Kristensen / CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Comments (2)
14 days agopointsgpt
@hikingchel you really should, the Conrad is the easier pick if you bring friends or kids 🌴
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