Hyatt All Inclusive Hotels In Europe

Something that I think has flown mostly (completely?) under the radar is the fact that there are Hyatt all inclusive hotels in Europe. The excitement, probably rightfully so, seemed to be focused on the Caribbean and Mexico properties and these were kind of the forgotten afterthought. Well, not any longer! I spent a lot of time deep diving these properties so you have all the info you need in case you want to book one of them.

Hyatt All Inclusive Award Chart

Just a reminder that World of Hyatt annoyingly put together a new award chart for all inclusive properties. They use letters for the category levels, instead of numbers like for their standard hotels. I find this needlessly confusing, and pointless, but you will need this info when looking at the properties below.

World of Hyatt European All Inclusive Locations

In total there are 29 properties to choose from, or will be soon as a couple open over the next few months. I'll break down the hotels by category and give you a link to their site and TripAdvisor reviews. These properties seem to work a bit differently from what we are used to with all inclusive hotels. They offer normal standard hotel rates and then rates that include meals, or meals and some drinks etc. It looks like if you find award space those bookings include the full package from what I could tell. I will say, the prices are pretty reasonable on cash a lot of the time so awards may not be the best option for these. It looks like Spain enacted a law last year that limits people to 3 free drinks at lunch and 3 at dinner at all inclusive resorts too. You should be aware of that since they take up a large portion of the list currently.

Category A Hotels – 12K / 15K / 18K Per Night 

• Alua Atlántico Golf Resort – Tenerife, Spain
  • 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor
• Alua Boccaccio – Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• Alua Golf Trinidad – Roquetas de Mar
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• Alua Gran Camp de Mar – Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• Alua Helios Bay (opening expected May 1, 2023) – Obzor, Bulgaria
  • No reviews yet
• Alua Illa de Menorca – Menorca, Spain
  • 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor
• Alua Leo – Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• Alua Las Rocas – Majorca, Spain
  • 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor  
• Alua Tenerife – Tenerife, Spain
  • 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSoul Carolina – Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSoul Costa Malaga – Torremolinos, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSoul Menorca – Menorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSoul Orotava Valley – Tenerife, Spain
  • 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Cala Antena –  Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Costa Park – Torremolinos, Spain
  • 4 star on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Doblemar – Murcia, Spain
  • 4 star on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Far Menorca – Menorca, Spain
  • 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Helios Beach (opening expected May 1, 2023) – Obzor, Bulgaria
  • No ratings since not open yet
• AluaSun Lago Park – Menorca, Spain
  • 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Lago Rojo – Torremolinos, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Marbella Park – Marbella, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Mediterraneo – Menorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor

Category B Hotels – 17K / 20K / 23K Per Night 

• Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa – Lanzarote, Spain
  
  • 4.5 stars rating on Trip Advisor
• Secrets Sunny Beach Resort & Spa (opening expected May 1, 2023) – Sunny Beach, Bulgaria 
  • Not open yet so no Trip Advisor
• Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa – Lanzarote, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• Dreams Sunny Beach Resort & Spa (opening expected May 1, 2023) – Burgas, Bulgaria
  • No reviews since not open yet.
• Alua Calas de Mallorca Resort – Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor
• AluaSun Continental Park – Majorca, Spain
  • 4 stars on Trip Advisor

Category C Hotels – 21K / 25K / 29K Per Night 

• Secrets Mallorca Villamil Resort & Spa – Majorca, Spain
  
  • 4 stars rating on Trip Advisor

Link To Full List

Hyatt All Inclusive Hotels In Europe: ToP Thoughts

If I have time, and people seem interested, I'll try to dive into these a bit deeper and see what gems there are. I think the upcoming Bulgaria properties are the most interesting. I should note that many of these feel more like “resorts” with dining packages versus a traditional all inclusive. That is particularly true with the AluaSun properties.  I found it interesting that the majority of the hotels seem to be on the Canary Islands & Balearic Islands. 

It should be noted that finding award space for some of the hotels did prove difficult. I wonder if that is because they are newer to the program or if it will always be an issue. To be honest, at some of these cash rates it won't make sense to spend points anyway. There doesn't appear to be any outrageous extra person fees above the standard 2 person booking, which is refreshing!

Let me know what you think about all of this in the ToP Facebook Group.