If you read my prior post about Hyatt Vivid Grand Island not being a Hyatt property anymore after Aug. 19, you may want to know who is taking their place as management for the owners of the property.
I recently posted that Hyatt Vivid Grand Island was leaving the Hyatt brand August 19, 2026…looks like another current Hyatt branded property will be leaving Hyatt management September 30, 2026.
Here’s an interesting video I found on YouTube by The Rope Monster…as most vacationers and wanna be vacationers to the Riviera Maya know, sargassum has hit hard this season already–and it’s not even August/September when the seaweed blight of the Caribbean is at its peak! This video highlights Caleta Tankah, a combo beach club and cenote experience just north of Tulum. It also offers 25 guest rooms for those who want to extend their stay.
Looking at the adults-only section
Now this is something that wasn’t on many individual’s radar…as of Aug. 19, 2026, Hyatt Vivid Grand Island will no longer be affiliated with Hyatt’s management or brand name. I believe that Grupo Murano is the actual owner of the property and either has had a falling out with Hyatt or thinks they can get a better management deal with another company.
That’s right, it’s only been a month since I returned from my last Cancun trip and it’s definitely time to book my next solo adventure.
When I was perusing Instagram the other day I read on Memories and Mojitos’ page that Hyatt Vivid resorts will be charging $10 USD for every room service delivery starting June 1, 2026. That’s p/order, not p/person.
I just posted the other day about how Conrad Tulum was extending their optional all-inclusive meal plan until the end of 2027…looks like their “sister” resort, Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya, is now implementing its own optional plan and continuing it for the same amount of time. Since both are owned and operated by Hilton, it looks like the initial experiment with this option was so successful at the Conrad that they decided to expand it to other luxury resorts within that particular portfolio. It just shows how all-inclusive resorts have really changed their reputation over the years to be an extremely viable and desirable vacation choice for all income categories.
I guess Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya has discovered that their all-inclusive plan is more popular than they thought it would be for guests and has now extended the offer through 2027.
Riu Ventura Resort View From The 6th Floor Adults-Only Pool Area