Riviera Maya · Side by side
Same reserve. Very different stays.
Both sit inside Mayakoba on the Riviera Maya and share the El Camaleón golf course. The difference is how you want to live for the week.



159 villas threaded through the lagoons and mangrove canals. Quiet, private, and built around the water.
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129 suites with open floor plans, oversized terraces and outdoor showers. A butler for every suite, around the clock.
Villas run from two to six bedrooms, up to the beachfront Founders Villa.
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The Greg Norman-designed El Camaleón course sits inside Mayakoba and hosts Mexico’s PGA TOUR event. We book tee times with the stay.

You pay the hotel’s own rate, directly to the hotel. Both hotels add daily breakfast for two per bedroom, a $100 resort credit, an upgrade when available and early check-in or late check-out.
At Banyan Tree the credit can be higher in the bigger villa categories.
What Virtuoso means →A couple, or two couples who want privacy: Banyan Tree. A pool of your own changes the whole week.
Young kids, or three generations together: Rosewood. The multi-bedroom villas keep everyone under one roof, and the butler handles the details.
Tell us who’s coming and we’ll tell you which rooms are worth it.
Check my datesRosewood, usually. Its villas have two to six bedrooms and every suite has 24-hour butler service. Banyan Tree suits couples and families who want a private pool for each room.
Banyan Tree. Every villa has its own pool, set along the lagoons, and the feel is quieter.
Yes. Both are inside the Mayakoba reserve and share the El Camaleón golf course.
Yes. You pay the hotel’s own rate. Booked through us, the stay also comes with daily breakfast, a resort credit and an upgrade when available.
The hotel. For the room, you pay the hotel directly, often through the hotel’s own payment link.
