Your Roots Beach Club - Cozumel, Quintana Roo Beach Venue for Events & Activities

Summary: As we boarded the shuttle buses, Lupe our driver was very informative giving in details of the city and its growth. We, then step out into the park`s reserves. We were greeted in a nostalgia of ‘Fantasy Island drama series’ it was great! We chose a mini wicker lounge chair to relax. We enjoyed the view and tree covering shaded area. The food was exceptional this was authentic Mexico! The servers were constantly bringing us cocktails and endlessness of bowls,shrimp,chicken tacos and the (4) special sauces. The restrooms were brand new very cold inside and as you’ll guess very clean. The beach was just as clean like I said “fantasy island vibes’. My biggest regret was not bringing extra cash to tip every single person as all contributed to my score of EXCELLENCE!

Summary: Great service, beach is just a tad rocky at first but I’ve noticed that at a few Cozumel beaches. I’d definitely return Victor and Paco was great

Summary: This Beach club was relaxing with so much to do. Water activities included giant water tricycles, floating beach mats, jet skis, and kayaks, Lounging activities included lounging chairs with umbrellas and cabanas for use. There was even a pool if you wanted, Staff was on-point with food and drink service and kindness. Thank you Isla Mia!

Summary: I want to caveat this review straight away - we visited on a pretty quiet day. We came in on a Disney cruise and I checked before booking and only 1 other cruise ship was in port on the day we visited and that ship was a more adult oriented cruise line. Because of that I was fairly confident Playa Mia would not be overly full and I turned out to be correct. After doing some research before going there are other offerings that are better for pure adult visitors and Playa Mia strikes a good middle ground for everyone. We picked this beach park because it was the only one that didn't nickel-and-dime you on every little add-on: for example the obstacle course/water park is included with the all-inclusive package we bought. As I mentioned, we did get the all-inclusive package including travel. Some of the other guests were not on all-inclusive visit and most opted for their own travel. Having already been once, next time I may handle travel myself as I am an experienced traveler and the taxi's were very friendly, however with a young one in tow I must say the friendliness and helpfulness of the people who met us and arranged our travel in both directions was amazing and I absolutely do not regret paying a little extra for the included travel. Ultimately they did just put us in a taxi that they paid for but they met us super close to the boat exit and walked us all the way to the taxi stand and dealt with telling him where to go, etc. That was nice while we dealt with our hyped up kids in a new environment. I can't speak to the non all-inclusive experience but if you don't plan to drink a lot (including water/soft drinks for the kids) I think it can be a bargain. However, with the full package we bought, the only thing I ended up paying for was a deposit on the towels that we ultimately got back. I did tip our server (Alberto was awesome) decently well because of how much work he did during the almost full day we were there - so tipping is an additional expense that happens in any kind of place like this. One note, I did go for the top level all-inclusive package and with that the adults got a Tequila tasting and the kids got a chocolate tasting. Obviously the intent of these is to sell some goods but don't skip out on these if you get them - both tastings were delicious and even though we never buy anything at these things, in retrospect we still wish we had picked up some coffee Tequila. Because the day we visited wasn't super crowded, we had such a great time. The facilities are on the older side and the landscaping isn't perfectly manicured but it's on a beautiful beach and there was at least a little something for everyone: from 5 years old to 40. If it were considerably busier, that might pose an issue but they have a lot of room for people to spread out so except for the buffet being busy, I think it would take a lot of people for it to ruin your day.

Summary: Good variety of activities, great beach area, fun activities for kids and adults. Nice shopping area, good buffet and bar area.

Summary: Had a wonderful day, enjoyed the amenities. Hear from staff that this place will close soon. Land has been sold to Royal Caribbean

Summary: It was very nice. We purchased from their website. We selected transportation to be included. Going directly through them was cheaper that through our cruise ship. Nice beach. Pools were pretty good. The slides need a little upkeep. Overall was worth the money. We purchased the cabana (but they make you give a deposit - which of course we forgot to pick up before we left - so I think they plan on people forgetting.) But still worth it. The ocean was beautiful and you could snorkel. Also they had an ocean water obstacle course which was my kids favorites. The food is super pricy - so either opt for the all inclusive food, or bring lots of water for yourself. Highly recommend sunscreen - must reapply often! Overall was worth the cost for our family.

Summary: This is a must if you're in Cozumel with kids. This was our 3rd time going, via Cruise ships. We occasionally pick itineraries with Cozumel for my kids to come here. My daughter is 12 and son is 10. They love the inflatables out in the water. When they were a little younger, they loved the little kids area and water slide. There is a buffet with plenty of food for everyone. Salad bar, fajitas, hot dogs, pasta, French fries, rice, beans, mashed potatoes and fruit. Open bar for beer and mixed drinks. We originally booked directly through Playa Mia. But, there was the possibility of a storm coming and Playa Mia won't refund you for weather. We canceled and booked through Viator for a slightly higher price($30 for a family of 4), because it said you're protected against bad weather. So it was worth it to have that protection if we woke up and it was pouring rain. This particular time, the morning was awesome. Got there about 930am and the sun was shining bright for about 3 hours. We saw the clouds rolling in and decided to head back to the ship at 1. Just as we got on the shuttle back, it started pouring rain. We were fortunate enough to time it right. Even for 3/3.5 hours, it was worth it. Kids love it.

Summary: We did the Playa Mia Beach break with the cooking lessons. It was fabulous!! It was so much fun and the food was amazing. The menu that day was chipotle shrimp sopa, fish with veggies and plantains with chocolate. My daughter did not like fish so they brought her some chicken instead. Miguel was so awesome! He made things super fun! They brought drinks while we were cooking and then they brought us drinks while we were eating. After that we had about a couple of hours to enjoy the beach. There are toys like kayaks and tricycles on the beach to use. Overall we had a fabulous time and would absolutely do it again!

Summary: This was the first stop of our Royal Caribbean cruise. Amazing beach! Very fun waterpark for our eight-year-old. Highly recommend.