While the term “all-inclusive” typically conjures images of Caribbean resorts, spots along Europe’s Mediterranean coast also offer similar packages at relatively low prices. The newly-constructed Nautilux Rethymno on Crete has all the trappings of the best Greek resorts—clean white exteriors, quiet modern design, and a vast swimming pool all overlooking the sea. Add the all-inclusive option, and you no longer need to fret over where to hit for dinner each night. For more ideas, check out the best resorts in Greece, as voted by our readers.
Dreams Acapulco
The vibe: Simple by the sea
Top amenities: Beach, pools
What’s included: Meals at restaurants, spirits, mini bar
Price tag: $232/night
At this oceanfront property, it’s all about the view. Nestled on one side of the Acapulco Bay, Dreams Acapulco has some seriously sweet views of the water—and a small swath of recliner-laden sand of its own for guests to enjoy. The rooms are spacious and well-appointed, with king beds, large windows, and a terrace. As for the included meals, there’s a bevy of specialty restaurants—including an adults-only Italian option—and an ice cream parlor by the beach.
Hotel NYX Cancun
The vibe: Sleek and small, with impeccable food
Top amenities: Beach, pools
What’s included: Meals at restaurants
Price tag: $223/night
Hotel NYX Cancun is a beloved and popular destination for the all-inclusive set, and a pricing deal has taken it into an amazing affordable price range for the time being. Under the all-inclusive plan, guests get access to a number of restaurants—conditions apply to fancier spots, with the primo Italian spot Chianti offering a complimentary dinner for every three nights of stay.
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Grotto Bay Beach Resort
The vibe: Stucco pastels on the blue Bermuda water
Top amenities: Pools, underground swimming cave, fitness center
What’s included: Meals, spirits, water sports equipment, unlimited tennis, public transportation
Price tag: $230/night
