Hello,
Looking to take my wife for a long weekend. Are there any recommendations for an all inclusive resort? I have Marriott Ambassador Elite status if anyone knows of Marriott options for an all inclusive.

I *think* the Westin in Cozumel offers an All-inclusive Package if I'm not mistaken.

Other than that I don't think there is another Bonvoy property in Cozumel...

Keep in mind that most all-inclusive resorts in Cozumel are 3*-3.5* star, they aren't horrible resorts just not the same as in Riviera Maya or Cabo and not as many choices.

I prefer to stay at El Presidente, however it is not AI. It does have four restaurants on site and nice cabanas. For AI, I've head good things about the Palace.

was gonna recommend the Royalton Chic (a bonvoy property), which is adults only AI, but realized I was talking about cancun, not cozumel.

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I prefer to stay at El Presidente, however it is not AI. It does have four restaurants on site and nice cabanas. For AI, I've head good things about the Palace.

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Had an absolute blast at Presidente and can't wait to go back. The food at their nicer restaurants is good, but I found their "Mediterranean" to be a quirky mix of Pizzas and misc others. Their club sandwich (room service) was great.

Highly recommend leaving the resort and eating at Kondesa. Also super fun renting a buggy from HTL.

Bumping this for Cozumel opinions, traveling with a 10-year-old, for a last minute summer trip. Nice beach area, doesn't have to be AI.

Dreams food stunk, but the beach area is decent (albeit rocky in the water so need shoes). Palace has much better food but you take a ladder into the ocean.

Absolutely no to the Iberostar and Sunscape. Not good recent things about Fiesta Americana.

Several travel agents visited Melia while I was at Dreams, and they had pretty positive things to say. I normally wouldn't sell this resort because it is a huge timeshare, but the agents said the management said that is not the case anymore.

Presidente Intercontinental had great reviews from another agent (not all-inclusive). Higher end than the ones above.

Edited - the Westin is new to being all-inclusive there, I quoted it for the first time a few weeks back. Looks like it has a small beach area.

Regardless where you go, you most likely will need water shoes because of the rocks.