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The Debut Collection highlights upcoming openings and just-opened hotels so you have a preview of the next great thing. Though not Star-Rated, hotels on this list have been reviewed for alignment with Forbes Travel Guide's foundational requirements for luxury hospitality. These are sponsored listings.
When Park Hyatt Riviera Maya opens on the Caribbean coast in December 2026, it will introduce the brand’s first all-inclusive property. Expect 148 rooms with contemporary design, Mexican craftsmanship and terraces and ocean views — plus, many will have their own pools. The beachfront hotel also will feature a nature-inspired spa, seven restaurants and bars, curated Yucatán Peninsula experiences and a resort ambassador to tend to your every need.