Kids Stay Free at Gran Caribe Resort & Spa in Cancun and Gran Porto Resort & Spa in Playa del Carmen

Just in Time for Summer Vacation - Book Now and Save Up to 55%


FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., May 26, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Family vacations just got a whole lot more fun and affordable at the all-inclusive Gran Caribe Resort & Spa in Cancun and the Gran Porto Resort & Spa in Playa del Carmen. Both upscale beach resorts are offering family friendly rates that include one child 12 and under stays free per paying adult, up to two children per guest suite in an ocean view suite category or higher.  In addition, for reservations booked by June 30th, families will save up to 55% off of published rates. For example, a family of two adults and two children can enjoy a four night/five day all-inclusive vacation at the Gran Caribe in Cancun from under $1150* for the entire family.  For more information and reservations consult a travel agent or visit www.playaresorts.com.

More About the Gran Experience

Family fun rules at Gran Caribe and Gran Porto.  These vibrant all-inclusive resorts offer extensive family programs including complimentary membership in the Kids Club with supervised activities throughout the day and into evening for children 4 through 12 years old, while teens can participate in the unique T-Zone programming.

In Cancun, the Gran Caribe Resort & Spa is a Mediterranean-style resort situated in the heart of the resort zone. This award winning all-inclusive resort is beachfront on the Caribbean. Guests may choose from 470 guest rooms and suites, including the popular Family Suites that have a bunk bed configuration perfect for kids. Guests may enjoy amenities such as an in-room refreshment bar, a fitness center with paddle tennis courts, two expansive swimming pools and a full-service spa. For dining there are eight gourmet restaurants serving a la carte and international buffet style, as well as eight lounges.  The resort is approximately a 15 minute drive from Cancún International Airport and in walking distance to area shopping.

In Playa del Carmen, Gran Porto Resort & Spa is beachfront in the quaint town of Playa del Carmen on Mexico's Riviera Maya. This resort is a favorite on TripAdvisor® with its expansive beach, two swimming pools and 287 well-appointed guest suites, including the popular Family Suites. It is near the Mayan Riviera eco-archaeological theme parks and is just off of Playa del Carmen's "Fifth-Avenue Shops" and is walking distance to the port for ferry service to Cozumel. Guests will enjoy in-room refreshment bars, a fitness center, a full-service spa, as well as eight gourmet restaurants offering international cuisine and seven bars and lounges. The resort is about a 30 minute drive from Cancun International Airport.

For more information and reservations visit: www.playaresorts.com

*Rates subject to availability and subject to change.

About Playa Hotels & Resorts

Playa Hotels & Resort, B.V. (Playa) portfolio consists of a collection of 14 premier hotels comprising 6,175-rooms that are located in prime beach locations in Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica. In 2013, Playa Hotels & Resorts created Playa Resorts Management, the operational management component of Playa Hotels & Resorts. Playa owns and manages Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos, Hyatt Zilara Cancun, Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara in Rose Hall Jamaica, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta and Hyatt Ziva Cancun. The company also owns and operates 3 resorts under Playa's brands, The ROYAL and Gran, as well as 5 resorts in Mexico and the Dominican Republic that are managed by a third party. Under an agreement with an affiliate of Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE:H), Playa will pursue the acquisition or development of new all-inclusive resort opportunities under two new Hyatt all-inclusive brands—Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara. Playa will also have certain rights to operate Hyatt-branded all-inclusive resorts in five Latin American and Caribbean countries.  

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