Boulevard el Cid Unidad 15, Puerto Morelos, QROO, 77580, Mexico

Junior Suite Platinum

559 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Murphy Bed

The Junior Suite Platinum at Hotel Marina El Cid Spa & Beach Resort gives you 559 sq. ft. of relaxed space in a beachfront, all-inclusive setting. Its oceanfront view keeps the Caribbean close, whether you are beginning the day slowly or returning from time by the pool, beach or marina. Designed for up to 4 guests, the suite includes 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Murphy Bed, making it well suited to couples, families or friends who want flexible sleeping arrangements without booking separate rooms. The layout offers the ease of a Junior Suite, with the sleeping space and living area brought together in one comfortable setting. The bathroom is part of the suite’s private accommodation, giving guests a convenient place to refresh between resort activities and evening dining. Your stay is shaped by the resort’s all-inclusive experience, with meals and drinks available across on-site restaurants and bars. Dining at Hotel Marina El Cid Spa & Beach Resort ranges from casual buffet-style meals to Mexican, seafood, Italian and Asian-Mediterranean fusion options, with reservations and dress codes applying at à la carte restaurants. During the day, guests can enjoy the resort’s large pool complex, beachfront setting, included non-motorised water activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling, and access to the private full-service marina for optional excursions. For deeper relaxation, El Cocay Spa offers massage services and Mayan-inspired treatments at an additional cost, while the fitness centre is available for guests who want to keep their routine going. The result is a spacious Platinum suite paired with the ease of an all-inclusive Riviera Maya resort stay.

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This category faces the Caribbean and the Puerto Morelos National Reef Park that sits directly in front of the resort, so mornings and evenings come with an open sea view rather than a garden or pool outlook. For guests who want the ocean as the backdrop to their stay, the oceanfront placement of the Junior Suite Platinum is one of the main reasons to book this tier over a garden-facing room.

The suite is set up with 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Murphy Bed, sleeping up to 4 guests in total. That combination works well for two couples travelling together or a family, since the Murphy bed folds away to open up the living space during the day.

Yes, the Junior Suite Platinum includes a private furnished balcony overlooking the ocean, the kind of space guests use for morning coffee, watching the sunrise over the reef, or unwinding after a day at the pool or marina.

The bathroom is part of the suite’s private accommodation, giving guests their own en-suite space to get ready before dinner reservations or after a day of swimming, snorkelling or spa time.

The Platinum tier sits a step above the entry-level Junior Suite, prioritising the oceanfront view and a slightly more elevated finish, while still keeping the sleeping and living areas in one combined space rather than a separate lounge. Guests wanting a distinct living room or additional square footage would look to the resort’s full suite categories instead.

Booking this room comes with the resort’s full all-inclusive plan — meals and drinks across the on-site restaurants and bars, access to the main pool complex and beach, and included non-motorised water activities like kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling. Guests can also use the private marina for optional excursions, and the fitness centre is complimentary, while El Cocay Spa treatments carry an additional cost.

It works for both. The king bed gives couples a private retreat with an ocean view, while the added Murphy bed means families or two couples can share the space comfortably without needing separate rooms.

Because the Junior Suite Platinum is positioned within the resort’s beachfront setting, the sand, the main pool complex and the on-site restaurants and bars are all within easy reach, making it simple to move between the room, the water and dinner without much of a walk.

Dinner at the resort’s à la carte restaurants, such as those serving Mexican, seafood and Asian-Mediterranean fusion cuisine, requires reservations and a dress code, so it’s worth planning those in advance. It’s also worth knowing the resort requires guests to be 18 or older to book a room, with minors permitted only when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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