Majestic Mirage Costa Mujeres

Majestic Mirage Costa Mujeres at a glance

Majestic Mirage Costa Mujeres welcomed its first guests on December 12, 2025, on the beach at Costa Mujeres, north of Cancún, in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. All 605 rooms are suites, sold on an all-inclusive basis. The resort lives in two halves separated by a natural fence: The Club, for guests 18 and over, which holds about three quarters of the suites, and the Family Club, where kids have their club, teens have theirs, and a whole water park waits for them. It is the younger sibling of Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres, its immediate neighbour, with which it shares the spa.

Is it really all-inclusive?

Yes. Majestic sells the resort all-inclusive: buffets, à la carte restaurants, drinks at the bars, and Wi-Fi, free throughout the property. The chain's website also announces butler service for every guest, with exclusive lounges in each of the two sections.

What costs extra is short. Treatments at the Blossom Spa are paid, as is laundry. Quintana Roo also charges an environmental tax per person per night, payable directly at the hotel. The amount changes, so your advisor gives it to you at booking.

The Club or the Family Club: which side should you stay on?

Your whole stay depends on this choice. The Club welcomes guests 18 and over only. It has its own pools, six of them adults-only with Bali beds, and three swim-up bars. For a couple, a honeymoon or a group of friends, it is the natural pick: you enjoy the energy of a big resort without the noise of a waterslide.

The Family Club is built around children. The kids club and the teens club fill the days, and the Mayan Mystique water park, with its Tiny Tropics corner for toddlers, quickly becomes the centre of a six-year-old's world. Parents get the same class of suites as on the other side of the fence.

Which suite should you choose?

Here, the entry-level room is already a suite. The One Bedroom Suite with outdoor jacuzzi measures more than 90 m², according to Majestic. Higher up come ground-floor suites that open straight onto a pool, then suites with a rooftop terrace and a private plunge pool.

All of them have a Nespresso machine, a minibar, a wine cooler and a safe. The real question for your advisor is location: ocean view or garden view, and above all the section, since a Club suite cannot host a family travelling with a child.

The beach and the pools

The resort sits right on the beach at Costa Mujeres, a white-sand coast far less built up than Cancún's hotel zone. There are twelve pools spread between the two sections, plus the pools and slides of the water park on the family side.

As everywhere on Mexico's Caribbean coast, sargassum can wash up on the beach some weeks, mostly between late spring and late summer. Your advisor can tell you what they know of recent conditions before you set your dates.

Where to eat and drink?

Marketplace serves the international buffet, and Seaside, facing the sea, moves from a lunch buffet to à la carte service. For the rest, you change countries every night: La Rinascita for Italy, Kabuki for Japan and its teppanyaki, Don Jaume for Argentine-style grills, Fonda Santa Monica for Mexican cooking, Masala for India, Legends for an American-style sports night. L'Essence is the resort's gourmet table.

Two of these restaurants have a minimum age. La Rinascita is for guests 18 and over at both lunch and dinner, and L'Essence also sets an age limit that your advisor will confirm. As for bars, there are about a dozen, and Café Mexicano takes care of the morning espresso.

How do you get there from Quebec?

Cancún is one of the best-served sun destinations from Montreal, with direct flights of about four hours. On arrival, the resort is 35 km from Cancún International Airport, about 45 minutes by road heading north, away from the hotel zone. Packages from Air Canada Vacations, WestJet Vacations and Sunwing that feature this resort usually include the transfer; your advisor confirms it on your file.

For a tourist stay, Canadians enter Mexico with a passport valid for the whole trip. Rules can change, so check them on travel.gc.ca a few weeks before departure. To explore the rest of the area, see our Playa Mujeres guide.

Who it suits, and who it suits less

Majestic Mirage suits couples who want space and a large suite without giving up the buzz, and families looking for a real children's program in a brand-new resort. Food lovers find plenty too, with eight restaurants that truly change from one night to the next.

It suits less those who dream of walking to Cancún's bars and shops: Costa Mujeres is set apart, and every outing means a taxi or an excursion. A resort open for less than a year is also still in its break-in period, and service can be uneven in ways that recent reviews describe better than any brochure.

What to know before you book

The spa is in the neighbouring resort. The Blossom Spa and its cenote-inspired water circuit are at Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres, a few steps away. Your section is chosen at booking and shapes the whole stay. And if you are hesitating, compare with the neighbours on the same beach: Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres, Finest Playa Mujeres or Grand Palladium Costa Mujeres. Fans of the Mirage brand will also find it in the Dominican Republic, at Majestic Mirage Punta Cana.

Book with a Voyages AquaTerra advisor

Our advisors compare the packages of the tour operators that sell Majestic Mirage Costa Mujeres, help you choose the section and suite that fit you, and tell you frankly what returning clients report. Call us at 1-866-628-6241 and let us build your stay. Voyages AquaTerra holds a Quebec licence (702703).

Information verified in October 2026.