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Mahekal Beach Resort opens in Playa del Carmen

Katie SherryBy Katie Sherry14 January 20152 Mins Read
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Nestled between the dense Riviera Maya jungle and Playa del Carmen’s largest stretch of beach spanning 800ft, Mahekal Beach Resort is thrilled to announce the grand opening after a $10 million dollar re-imagination.

Located in the heart of Playa del Carmen, Mahekal Beach Resort opens its doors to guests, especially those seeking sunny, tropical weather to bask in all winter long. The much-anticipated beach resort features 122 rooms located in individual thatched-roof bungalows, all less than a two-minute walk from the sweeping, sandy beach.

Additional new amenities include two brand new swimming pools, a new seaside Jacuzzi, two completely renovated restaurants (Las Olas and Cocina), and three new bars (Boli’s, Itzi and Las Olas).

“We are proud to bring our vision to life and introduce Mahekal Beach Resort to travelers worldwide,” says Lamont Meek, chief operating officer of Circa Capital (co-owner and manager of Mahekal). “It is our priority to deliver magical moments to guests by offering authentic experiences, warm and dedicated staff, exceptional amenities and a relaxed ambiance leaving visitors stress-free and transformed.” 

Upon arrival at Mahekal, guests immediately immerse in the carefree, bohemian atmosphere and let go of worries while lounging in cozy bungalow accommodations. All room types – whether Garden View, Ocean View, Penthouses or Ocean Front – feature individual outdoor terraces and personal hammocks, with hand laid stone pathways leading to each individual door step.

Ocean Front accommodations are located directly on the beach, just 10 steps from the water, and come equipped with personal plunge pools. Rounding out the “un-plugged” vacation experience, guests won’t find TVs in their guestrooms but in early February, a state-of-the-art WiFi system throughout the resort and a new service focused telephone system to access property services.

Inspired by the book, “GypSet Style” by Julia Chaplin, Mahekal’s interior design is bohemian gypsy infused with Mexican, colorful accents.

Standout designs range from Missoni-esque fabrics in the eclectic lobby and fireplace seating area, to bright orange ping pong tables and cobalt blue billiard tables in Boli’s (main lobby bar and activity center). As a nod to the arts, Boli’s will feature The Color Condition artwork and sculptures made with colorful shredded plastic tablecloths.

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