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Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya
About the Resort
Hilton's all-inclusive at Tulum sits on a sheltered bay that reads as a private beach — the water is calm and the stretch is unusually secluded for a resort of this size. 735 rooms and suites and 13 restaurants and bars give it the range to host a large wedding without guests eating the same meal twice, and the on-site event space handles ceremonies and receptions at scale. It pairs the Tulum address with infrastructure the boutique Tulum hotels simply do not have.
Wedding Planning Notes
The way to get a Tulum wedding for a large guest list. The boutique hotels in Tulum town cap out well under 100 and charge accordingly; this has the room count and the back-of-house to run a full multi-day programme.
Wedding Features
- Beachfront ceremony on a private-feeling bay
- Large indoor event space
- Room blocks for very large guest lists
Amenities
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Wedding Venues at Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya
Where ceremonies, receptions, and welcome events actually happen
Hilton Main Beach
ceremonyUp to 500 guests
The resort's main beach, open from 7 AM to 10 PM, for ceremonies of up to 700 and receptions of up to 500.
View venue details →Hilton Main Beach, Right Side
ceremonyUp to 120 guests
The quieter right side of the main beach, for ceremonies of up to 200 and receptions of up to 120.
View venue details →Turtle Beach
ceremonyUp to 200 guests
The resort's second beach, available from December to the end of April, for ceremonies of up to 300 and receptions of up to 200.
View venue details →Main Stage
ceremonyUp to 40 guests
An open-air stage area by the sea, for ceremonies of up to 120 and receptions of up to 40.
View venue details →Coba Terrace
receptionUp to 200 guests
A large covered terrace under string lights, shared with the Conrad Tulum, for ceremonies of up to 300 and receptions of up to 200.
View venue details →Vela Sur Restaurant
receptionUp to 500 guests
A thatched-roof restaurant that can be booked for private dinners of up to 500.
View venue details →La Luce
receptionUp to 166 guests
One of the resort restaurants, bookable for private daytime events using its existing set-up for up to 166.
View venue details →Auma
receptionUp to 124 guests
A restaurant with glass pendant lighting, bookable for private daytime events using its existing set-up for up to 124.
View venue details →Maxal
receptionUp to 166 guests
One of the resort restaurants, bookable for private daytime events using its existing set-up for up to 166.
View venue details →Maxal Terrace
receptionUp to 30 guests
A covered terrace with ocean views off the Maxal restaurant, for intimate dinners of up to 30.
View venue details →Noriku
receptionUp to 154 guests
A restaurant with a wood-slat ceiling, bookable for private daytime events using its existing set-up for up to 154.
View venue details →Seasalt
cocktailUp to 40 guests
An open terrace over the coastline for evening ceremonies or cocktails of up to 40.
View venue details →Tulkal Ballroom
receptionUp to 800+ guests
The convention centre's main ballroom, shared with the Conrad Tulum, for ceremonies of up to 2,000 and receptions of up to 1,000.
View venue details →Tulkalito Ballroom
receptionUp to 260 guests
The convention centre's smaller ballroom, for ceremonies of up to 500 and receptions of up to 260.
View venue details →Beach Lawn
ceremonyUp to 100 guests
A lawn by the beach, open from 7 AM to 10 PM, for ceremonies of up to 250 and receptions of up to 100.
View venue details →Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa to travel to Cancún / Mexico?
No, U.S. and Canadian citizens do not require a visa to enter Mexico for tourism or short-term stays of up to 180 days.
What are the passport validity requirements?
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your planned return date. Many countries will not allow entry if your passport is set to expire within 6 months of your final travel day.
Is travel insurance required?
While travel insurance is not mandatory, we strongly recommend purchasing trip cancellation insurance. It must be bought at the time of booking or within 48 hours after your reservation. Please note that your group reservation is 100% non-refundable, non-transferable, and no changes can be made.
When will my e-tickets and travel documents be issued?
E-documents are typically issued 5-7 business days prior to your travel date. Once we receive the tickets, we will send them directly to the email address provided during booking.
When I make my reservation, what will appear on my credit card statement?
By completing your reservation, you are authorizing DreamWed to process your payment on behalf of the chosen supplier. The charge will appear on your credit card statement as either the specific airline/supplier or DreamWed.
How do I complete my booking?
To complete your booking, simply click the "Book Now" button on the resort page and follow the instructions, or reach out to your DreamWed concierge who will process the reservation on your behalf.
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