Playa Azul Golf Scuba Spa Hotel

What to Expect

A relaxing, quiet vacation experience at a small, family-operated hotel with spacious rooms, personalized service and intimate ambiance.

Resort Details

As a family-owned hotel, Playa Azul offers a comfortable, cozy atmosphere ideal for relaxation. Wake up to a hot breakfast at the buffet before renting a bike from the hotel for a trek around the island. Spend the rest of the day on the green, playing a relaxing game of golf next to the picturesque shoreline. Tight muscles? Treat yourself at Spa Savia with a holistic relaxation massage or hot stones therapy. After a day of leisure, grab dinner at one of the resort’s two restaurants. For burgers and pizza, try Palma Azul. If you’re more in the mood for authentic local cuisine, Chan Ka’an is the place to go. Finish off the night with drinks at the Palma Azul Sports Bar or unwind with a dip in the oceanfront pool.

This Cozumel hotel also strives to personalize their guests’ experience through their many rooms, suite, and plan options. The golf and breakfast package offers complimentary breakfast, free WiFi and unlimited games of golf at the Cozumel Country Club. For a more encompassing experience, the resort’s all-inclusive plan offers an extensive selection of food and drink choices. There’s also an option for cruise ship travelers on day excursions—enjoy drinks and food with an oceanfront view at the resort’s beach club.

Nearby Attractions

Located in the natural wonder that is Cozumel, Mexico, Playa Azul is close to a variety of unforgettable outdoor adventures and delectable eateries. Check out the mesmerizing coral reef first-hand with an afternoon of snorkeling at Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park at Chankanaab Reef through Chankanaab Beach Adventure Park

Visit Fernando Junior’s Lobster House for an exceptional dining experience. The beloved seafood restaurant has both travelers and locals coming back for more. You can’t stop by without trying the tender, mouth-watering lobster, which is accompanied by a serving of rice and vegetables. Add a margarita or key lime pie for dessert, but remember to bring cash—the locally-owned-and-operated restaurant doesn’t accept credit cards.