Best adults-only All Inclusive hotels in the world

Best adults-only All Inclusive hotels in the world

If you’re looking for a holiday where you won’t have to lift a finger, that’s light on little ones and topped off with a dash of All Inclusive luxury, you’ve come to the right place.  

We’re talking premium, adults-only hotels with epic All Inclusive offerings all over the world. Whether you’re searching for a short-haul break or looking for the long-haul holiday of your dreams, now’s your time to enjoy the real perks of being a grown up. Our portfolio covers everything from romantic retreats to group getaways with your mates. We’ve picked our top ten hotels that offer All Inclusive stays to get your search started – take a look, then check out our best adults-only deals… 

Premier Le Reve – Hurghada, Egypt

You’ll find this hotel right on the edge of a golden-sand beach on Egypt’s glamorous Red Sea Coast. The location’s not all the Premier Le Reve has up its sleeve – there’s an impressive total of five à la carte restaurants in the mix serving Italian, Chinese and sushi, to name a few. You’ve also got a chic spa, fancy indoor pool area – complete with domed glass ceiling – and a quartet of outdoor pools. Feel like a Pharaoh (or channel your inner Cleopatra) on your next holiday.

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Palladium Hotel Cala Llonga – Cala Llonga, Ibiza 

The Palladium Hotel Cala Llonga’s nestled into a tree-speckled hill and faces out on to bright-turquoise waters. There are plenty of perches to pick from, too – sun terraces look out all the way down to the sea. If you fancy a sand-carpeted sunbathing session, stroll for a few minutes and you’ll get to Cala Llonga Beach. For food, you can tuck into international eats from the buffet restaurant or choose between two à la carte restaurants.

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Be Live Collection Marrakech Adults Only – Marrakech, Morocco

This hotel’s peaceful setting will leave you wondering how the hotel can be just 10 minutes’ drive from the heart of Marrakech. You can even hop on the free shuttle bus into the city if you want to head out and explore. Not that you’ll feel the need to escape – there are two pools, plus the spa has steam baths, saunas and fancy hydrotherapy treatments. For food, try traditional food at the Moroccan à la carte, or tuck into international favourites at the buffet spot.

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El Dorado Royale Spa Resort By Karisma – Riviera Maya, Mexico

If you’re prepared to go long-haul, there are some exquisite spots waiting for you on the other side of the world. To start, every room comes complete with a whirlpool bath. Fancy a hammock on your balcony or terrace? The hotel will set one up for you, no bother. Plus, it’s set right on a white-sand beach. Around the five pools, you’ll find the likes of four-poster sunbeds, plus there’s a grand total of nine restaurants, with everything from wood-fire pizza to a dining ‘theatre’ with a live broadcast of the chef at work.
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Riu Reggae – Montego Bay, Jamaica

No need to scavenge for cereal for a midnight snack – food and drink is served around the clock here. You can spend your days lounging by the trio of infinity pools or join in with some watersports on the beach, which is just a few footsteps away. Come sundown, live entertainers will keep you busy and, in the next-door hotel, there’s a nightclub available for Riu Reggae guests.
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Bahia Principe Luxury Ambar – Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 

The clue’s in the name at the Bahia Principe Luxury Ambar – it’s a properly high-class, luxurious spot. Every room is a swanky suite and there’s a VIP-worthy spa on offer, too. Treatments include the likes of muscle-melting mud masks and hot stone massages. Activity-wise, you can join in with dancing lessons, yoga sessions and watersports down on the white-sand beach. Or, if you just want to sit back and take it all in, enjoy the multiple à la carte restaurants or enjoy the swim-up bar by the lake-style pool.

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Lux Le Morne – Le Morne, Mauritius

This hotel has bagged a UNESCO-listed location – the Le Morne Peninsula on the beautiful Indian Ocean island of Mauritius – so standout views of the area’s namesake rock and Instagram-ready shoreline are part of the package. It’s one of the best spots on the island for windsurfing, too. There are four lagoon-shaped pools plus a swim-up bar, so you can sip cocktails while you swim or sunbathe. 

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Stolentime By Rendezvous – Castries, St Lucia

Loved-up couples (or those wanting some properly glamorous alone time) – this one’s for you. There are daybeds for two, a romantic lazy river and candlelit dining, letting you make the most of this adults-only escape. Even the rooms are aimed at encouraging private time, so there’s no distractions like TVs. Food wise, there’s a buffet restaurant overlooking the coast, and a French à la carte spot where you’ll be serenaded by a guitar player. Pass the champagne (or the bucket…)  

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Asterion Suites & Spa – Crete, Greece 

You don’t have to travel to the other side of the world to enjoy ultimate luxury. In as little as four hours, you can be relaxing by your own private pool at this kid-free retreat in Greece. There’s à la carte dining and a couple of bars for sipping cocktails, plus a spa, wellness centre and beauty salon on site. And, importantly, it’s right on the beach, with private sun loungers for guests.  

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The Ivi Mare – Paphos, Cyprus

Rooms with private hot tubs? Check. Ultramodern design and décor throughout? You bet. Multiple à la carte dining and bar options? Sorted. The Ivi Mare is an Insta-worthy hotspot made for enjoying the finer things in life. The on-site spa and gym facilities are equally as snazzy, so you can sweat it out on the treadmill or in the sauna at your leisure. Should you want to leave the hotel, there are trendy bars and restaurants up and down the seafront just a 10-minute walk away.  

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Authors: Becky Wells and Hannah Stratton

Last updated: 05.07.2023