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.

This resort will now be called Mondrian Cancun.  While I haven’t heard of them, they are supposed to be an entry level luxury brand with locations in more trendy areas such as Ibiza, Cannes, South Beach, etc.  This is supposed to be their first venture into the all-inclusive market, so we will see how that goes over time.  Here’s what will remain and what will change:

• Continues as an all-inclusive resort
• Becoming family-friendly, not adults-only anymore
• Continued access to the beach club on Playa Delfines.  It is currently called Ennea but will change its name to Bungalow Beach Club.
• Access to the rooftop pool will still be for room upgrade guests.  In this case it will be for Mondrian+ bookings which will include butler service, private check-in, “enhanced beverage package” (not sure what that will include though), access to some select restaurants, and preferred seating at the beach club.
• Supposed to be more of a focus on entertainment including both day and evening

What do you think?  Would you book before knowing anything about the kind of vibe and services this new management intends on implementing?  I was thinking of going in September before I heard about the change of management…I think I might still consider it to be a viable option and take a chance.  How about you?  Let me know in the comments section below.