I went to the Viva Maya the week of June 26th with my 17 year old niece and her friend and had to be dragged out of there to come home. I loved it there. The people who work there are wonderful. The rooms I though were a perfect size. Yes the beds were a little hard but I did not have a backache the whole time I was there.

The food is great especially at Portofino's. Having had a gastric bypass a few years ago I have a limited range of food I can eat. There was nothing there that I could not eat. I could have lived on the Guacamole it was great. I must agree with another person who said the Pasta cook was nice. I believe his name was Alejandro. The food was a mix of what everyone in the world eats because there is such and international crowd that they need to make everyone happy. The only thing I wish they had had was some cheesecake.

All the people who work at the Viva Maya are top rate. I noticed that are pretty much "Jack of all Trades" They stop and talk to the guest during the day or maybe even sit with them during dinner. Which I liked because I got to learn a lot about the culture of Mexico from them. Our personal favorites were Honoro. Hugo, and Humberto and of couse the above mentioned Alejandro.

Personally I enjoyed the multi national clientele it felt good to meet people from around the world and show them what great people AMERICANS are.


I cannot say enough about the hotel and the staff. I am already planning a trip there again next year. I think that is the best recommendation to stay at this resort.

Can you tell me the condition of this hotel as of today? I'm scheduled to go on Nov. 6th ... it is not scheduled to open until Nov. 1st. I am concerned that the date may get pushed out and we will have to scramble last minute to find an alternative hotel?? Thanking you in advance.

Hi,
can you please tell me what the name of the theme song is. I know there were two of them. One was something with "viva viva" the other "yo yo ya ya".
Thanks!