Carretera Cancun Tulum km 45, Playa del Carmen, QROO, 77710, Mexico

Ocean Front One Bedroom Swim Up Suite

722 sq. ft. / Ocean Front

The Ocean Front One Bedroom Swim Up Suite at Generations Riviera Maya places the Caribbean at the heart of the stay, with 722 square feet of indoor-outdoor comfort and an ocean front view. Designed for families who want the water close, this suite combines a generous residential feel with direct swim-up access, making it easy to move between private relaxation and resort pool time. Inside, the one-bedroom layout accommodates up to 2 adults and 2 children, giving parents and younger guests room to settle in together. The suite’s separate bedroom creates a more restful retreat within the space, while the bathroom completes the setting for an easy beachside stay. With its ocean-facing position and swim-up design, the suite is made for guests who want both privacy and immediate connection to the resort’s water-focused atmosphere. Your stay is part of the all-inclusive experience at Generations Riviera Maya, an all-suite, all-inclusive family resort created for multigenerational travel. Guests can enjoy à la carte dining across the resort’s restaurant collection, bars including poolside service, and 24-hour room service, along with included non-motorized water activities such as snorkeling and kayaking near the property’s reef. Families can also make use of supervised activities for children ages 4–12 at the Eko Kids Club, while complimentary sunrise yoga and midday aqua aerobics add relaxed ways to enjoy the day. Free WiFi and free wired Internet are included in rooms, so everything from planning tomorrow’s swim to sharing today’s ocean front moments feels effortless.

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Because the suite sits ground-floor and ocean-facing, guests get an open Caribbean outlook from the terrace rather than a garden or partial view, and the same position is what allows the direct swim-up access into the pool — a combination that’s hard to get from the standard categories.

The suite’s terrace steps straight into the resort’s main oceanfront pool, so guests can move between their private space and the pool without walking through the resort, and the same pool area includes a swim-up bar for a drink without leaving the water.

The one-bedroom layout is built for up to 2 adults and 2 children, with a separate bedroom that gives the kids their own sleeping space apart from the parents rather than one shared room.

Compared with a standard Oceanfront Suite, this category adds a dedicated bedroom and swim-up terrace, while the resort’s multi-bedroom suites above it are built for larger groups needing extra bedrooms rather than the one-bedroom footprint here.

Yes — ground-floor Swim Up Suites like this one connect to the resort’s shared main pool, which is livelier and includes bar service, unlike the smaller, quieter infinity pools reserved for the upper-floor suites.

Guests get the full Generations Riviera Maya all-inclusive plan: à la carte dining across the restaurant collection, 24-hour room service, included non-motorized water activities like snorkeling and kayaking, and free WiFi and wired internet in the suite.

The 722 sq. ft. one-bedroom layout gives grandparents, parents and children separated sleeping areas, and the resort’s Eko Kids Club for ages 4–12 plus a Baby Beach Lounge for younger children help keep a multigenerational group occupied without feeling cramped.

As an oceanfront, ground-floor suite it sits just steps from the sand and the main pool, with an easy walk to the resort’s à la carte restaurants, including options ranging from international and Mediterranean to Pan-Asian and Mexican-Caribbean cuisine.

Ground-floor swim-up suites sit close to the main pool and swim-up bar, so daytime hours bring resort energy right outside the terrace, while evenings settle into a calmer, ocean-facing mood once pool service winds down.

The resort’s à la carte restaurants keep an evening dress code — think collared shirts and long pants for gentlemen, dresses or elegant pants for ladies — while breakfast and lunch are far more relaxed, allowing shorts, sandals and sundresses.

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