Hotel at a Glance: Hidden Beach Resort

Clothing is optional at Hidden Beach Resort. The all-inclusive, adults-only property encourages guests to go “au naturel” on the secluded beach, in the pools and lazy river, and at gourmet restaurants that specialize in farm-to-table cuisine. There are even nude parties in the evening, with a different theme each night.

• Dine alfresco on grilled fish and paella at the poolside barbecue (open for lunch).
• In-room minibar selections: complimentary beer, soft drinks, scotch whiskey, vodka, tequila, and rum, plus a welcome bottle of sparkling wine
• Daily activities: morning yoga, cocktail-mixing classes, and body painting
• Take a nap on the resort’s hammocks, oceanfront bali beds, or rooftop lounge chairs.
• Sister resort: Guests get full access to all activities and facilities at El Dorado Seaside Suites next door, including three pools, six restaurants and bars, and nonmotorized watersports. Clothing is required.

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Mexico's Riviera Maya: Rich with History and Tropical Calm

Just south of Cancún, the Riviera Maya is a nearly 80-mile stretch of Caribbean coastline fronted by towns rich in Mexican culture. For some of the area’s best beaches, clubs, and snorkeling reefs, head to the rapidly growing city of Playa del Carmen. Farther south, Tulum sits on a perch of rocky bluffs and is better known for ancient ruins, including temples and a cliff-side castle. The inhabitants of Tulum—which means "walled" in the aboriginal language—first erected the city's outer fortress to protect themselves from belligerent invaders. Today, the wall guards the archeological zone, beginning with an entryway of two corbel arches and a limestone house built over an underwater cave.

Swimming in the secret caves isn’t allowed, but a scenic drive south of Playa del Carmen brings you to the Yucatán Peninsula's legendary limestone cenotes, freshwater sinkholes created by an underground river system. At the Cenote Cristalino, you can jump from terraced outcroppings into an exposed pool or go snorkeling in underwater caves. You can also watch locals expertly flip, dive, and synchronously cannonball into the clear water at this popular weekend hangout.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best way to travel to the hotel from the airport? The best airport to fly in/out of is Cancún International Airport in Cancún (airport code: CUN) and transportation can be scheduled directly through the hotel front desk at (888) 224-8846. Travel time from the airport to the hotel is approximately 70 minutes one-way and will be an additional charge.

2. Is there an additional occupancy fee, or do I have to purchase another Groupon? The standard and maximum occupancy of the Oceanfront Jacuzzi Junior Suite is 2 adults; kids 17 and younger are not allowed to stay at the Hidden Beach Resort.

3. Will I be approached to attend a timeshare sales presentation? Timeshares are common in Mexico and so are the sales pitches that accompany them. You may be asked at hotel check-in if you are interested in attending sales presentation. If you don’t want to attend, simply decline and you won’t be approached again. If you decline a presentation, you will not lose the value of your Groupon or have to pay additional fees.

4. Which activities and amenities are included in the resort credits? No additional resort credits are offered with this deal.

5. Are dinner reservations required for restaurants? Is there a dress code? Dinner reservations not required at any of the restaurants at this resort. Please note that all Food and Beverage outlets are “Clothing Optional”.

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