If you waded through my last post about choosing an all-inclusive resort (Part 2), here’s a post with a much quicker summary.  My last post was about considering weather and budget in your all-inclusive resort choices in the Cancun and Riviera Maya.  I know that one was rather convoluted so read on for the basics:

• Hurricane/rainy season:  June through November
• Worst months to visit:  January, August, September (highest possibility of experiencing hurricanes in September).  Think about visiting in June due to possibility of lots of rain; October is an iffy month to visit since you could experience a lot of rain/hurricane.
• Best months to visit:  After Feb. 15 through the end of April.  I also like to visit mid July.

For budget considerations, here are lists of resort chains/companies for each budget category:  There are often several resorts under each named resort company:

• Luxury Stay:  Grand Velas, Hotels Xcaret, Viceroy (all-inclusive optional), Blue Diamond, Secrets Impression, Karisma–Nickelodeon and Palafitos
• Upper Budget:  Hyatt, ATELIER, Excellence, rest of Karisma resorts, Hard Rock, Palace resorts, Paradisus, UNICO 20 87, Haven Riviera Cancun, Palmaia The House of AiA, TRS properties (adults-only resorts within Grand Palladium resorts), Iberostar Grand Paraiso, Planet Hollywood, Live Aqua, Majestic Elegance, Fiesta Americana, Hilton
• Mid Budget:  Royalton, Valentin Hotel Group, The Fives, Barcelo, Grand Palladium, Wyndham, Oasis, Akumal Bay Resort, Sandos, Crown Paradise Club, Club Med, Sunscape
• Lower Budget:  Barcelo (some resorts are in the lower budget range), Riu, Wyndham Alltra, Iberostar, Krystal, Catalonia, Emporio Cancun, Flamingo Cancun, Reef resorts, Bahia Principe, Iberostar, Park Royal, Royal Solaris

Any questions?  Just leave a comment below in the comments section (new commenters will have to wait until I get a chance to OK your post), or you can email me at allinclusivegal@gmail.com