The Amàre Cancún resort, Curio Collection by Hilton, opens in Cancún, Mexico, with 429 adults-only suites

The Amàre Cancún resort, Curio Collection by Hilton, opened on 31 October 2026 on Playa Langosta, in Cancún, Mexico: 429 adults-only suites, on an all-inclusive basis. Housed in the former Breathless Cancún Soul, it is Fuerte Group’s first property outside Spain and the first all-inclusive under the Amàre brand.

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1. The first Amàre outside Spain is in Cancún
2. 429 suites in two towers, and no small rooms
3. Seven restaurants and two Michelin-starred chefs
4. Adults only: what does all-inclusive cover?
5. Two rooftop pools and a spa with 9 treatment rooms
6. Playa Langosta, 30 minutes from the airport
7. From €374 a night for two, all-inclusive

The first Amàre outside Spain is in Cancún

Amàre is the upscale, adults-only brand of Fuerte Group. Its three other properties are all in Spain, in Marbella, Ibiza and Sancti Petri. Cancún thus becomes the group’s first hotel outside Spain, the first Amàre in the Americas and the first hotel in Cancún from Curio Collection, one of the Hilton group’s brands. In Spain, the group has also invested in Daia La Herradura, near Granada.

The resort is not a new build: it is the former Breathless Cancún Soul Resort & Spa, which until now flew a Hyatt flag. The 429 rooms remain, while the public areas and the dining offer have been reworked. According to Hilton’s press release, Santiago González, the resort’s general manager, describes Amàre Cancún as an exciting new chapter for Amàre and a chance to bring the brand’s approach to hospitality to Mexico.

429 suites in two towers, and no small rooms

The resort has 429 suites and nothing else: the brand chose to do away with the lower room categories. They are spread across two neighbouring towers, a 20-storey main tower and a second of 6 storeys, each topped with a rooftop pool.

The premium service, The One, covers 111 suites on the seafront or on the upper floors: dedicated check-in, a The One lounge reserved for these guests, concierge and priority for restaurant tables. It extends up to the 148 m² presidential suite.

Seven restaurants and two Michelin-starred chefs

The resort lines up seven restaurants. Chef Jordi Cantó, who holds a Michelin star at Sa Clastra, signs four of them: Mare Nostrum, a live-cooking buffet with a Mexican corner by Paloma Ortiz, Vita (Italian), Blanc (French) and La Cava, a tasting menu at extra cost. Mauricio Giovanini, Michelin-starred at Messina, in Marbella, runs Hayaca, a Latin American restaurant. Saori serves Carlos Navarro’s sushi, with Teppan teppanyaki (cooked on a hot plate) at extra cost, and the Breeze and Ember grills round out the offer.

The bars have their signatures too: cocktails by Diego Cabrera, of the Salmon Guru bar, wines by Meritxell Falgueras, coffee by Adrián Fernández, 2014 Spanish barista champion, at Ritual, and a selection of agaves (tequilas and mezcals) by Elisa Villarreal. The music is in the hands of Ibiza DJ Anna Tur.

Adults only: what does all-inclusive cover?

The resort is reserved for adults aged 18 and over. The all-inclusive package covers meals, alcoholic and soft drinks served at the bars, 24-hour room service, the minibar and the gym. Spa treatments, motorised water sports and excursions are extra, as are the La Cava menu and the teppanyaki.

For seminars and weddings, the resort has more than 930 m² of event space (over 10,000 square feet), indoors and outdoors, including a ballroom of about 706 m².

Two rooftop pools and a spa with 9 treatment rooms

The Amàre Cancún has three pools, two of them rooftop infinity pools. One of these, Belvue, is reserved for The One guests until 5pm. The spa by Germaine de Capuccini spans two levels, with 9 treatment rooms, a hammam and a sauna. The Amàre Gym by Life Fitness is open 24 hours a day.

Playa Langosta, 30 minutes from the airport

The resort fronts Playa Langosta, at km 4.5 of Kukulcán Boulevard, at the northern entrance to Cancún’s Hotel Zone, between the Caribbean Sea and the lagoon. The beach faces Bahía de Mujeres, which the hotel describes as sheltered from sargassum, the brown seaweed that washes up on some Caribbean beaches. Cancún International Airport is about 30 minutes away, or 24 km. Also in Cancún, the Kempinski has relaunched its all-inclusive.

From €374 a night for two, all-inclusive

On 13 November 2026, hilton.com, the booking engine the hotel’s website links to, showed €374 a night for two, all-inclusive (USD 414), taxes and fees included, in an ocean-view Junior Suite with a king-size bed, for the night of 7 to 8 December 2026. The non-refundable Hilton Honors member rate went down to €318 (USD 352). The lagoon-view Junior Suites, the entry category, were sold out that night. Amounts converted at the ECB rate of 12/11/2026 (€1 = USD 1.1081).