Oasis - Grand Oasis Tulum
Riviera Maya, MXAll travelers
Our take
A remodeled all‑inclusive resort set on a powder‑white Caribbean beach within the Riviera Maya.
- 228 rooms
- 2 dining venues listed
Resort facts & overview
- Location
- Riviera Maya, MX
- Audience
- All travelers
- Brand
- Independent
- Rooms
- 228
- Dining listed
- 2 venues
A remodeled all‑inclusive resort set on a powder‑white Caribbean beach within the Riviera Maya.
Food & drink
StrongFood punches above the price tag when the kitchen is on, with a strong buffet and a standout Miramar seafood venue, but à la carte reservations are not accepted and slow service plus a repetitive buffet frustrate longer stays.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Miramar seafood highlighted
- Japanese à la carte a favorite
- Grilled-to-order meats and seafood at buffet
- Exquisite desserts
Heads up
- No advance à la carte reservations, walk-in waits near an hour
- Buffet gets repetitive after a few days
- Slow service in restaurants and at pool snack
2 documented dining venues
9 restaurants
a mix of American and international cuisines
8 bars including a swim‑up bar
Counts and access can vary by source and room tier.
Beach
MixedThe sand is soft and white with genuinely good snorkeling right off shore, but sargassum piles up and the palapas and lounger count are poorly maintained, so summer visitors especially should temper expectations.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Soft white sand and swaying palms
- Snorkeling straight off the beach (bring your own mask)
- Clean, warm, wadeable water when clear
- Beachfront rooms steps from the sea
Heads up
- Heavy sargassum with slow cleanup
- Palapas and shade structures poorly maintained
- Not enough beach loungers
Photo: Tripadvisor
Photo: Tripadvisor
Pools
MixedMultiple pools including a swim-up bar keep things interesting, but access is gated by wristband tier and service ranges from Antonio-at-the-wet-bar excellent to the pool bar being unstaffed for hours.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Multiple pools including adults-only and family sections
- Swim-up bar (Antonio called out by name)
- Clean and warm water
- Some room categories include private plunge pools
Heads up
- Wristband tiers restrict which pools you can use
- Pool bar frequently understaffed or out of key mixers by mid-morning
- Lounger shortage at peak times
Four swimming pools including a swim‑up bar, plus a fully supervised kids club nearby.
Photo: Tripadvisor
Rooms & suites
228 rooms228 rooms feature minibars refilled every two days, flat‑screen TVs, hair dryers, and options include Ocean‑front and garden‑ or pool‑view ‘Grand’ rooms.
Room details here are AI-assisted, compiled from the resort's own website and public sources. Categories and names change often — confirm the exact room when you book.
What’s included
MixedPriced as a solid 3.5-star, this resort delivers when you set expectations accordingly, but the tiered wristband system and surprise fees push the effective cost up and erode the bargain.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Genuine value at the entry price point
- Beachfront and swim-up room categories available
- Beautiful grounds and updated design elements
- Rewards guests who arrive with realistic expectations
Heads up
- Roughly $125 CAD environmental/hotel fee at check-in
- Blue-band guests locked out of certain pools and à la cartes
- $60 CAD to extend wristband past noon on checkout day
- Mini-bar items charged individually unless upgraded
Package inclusions and upgrade access have not been collected yet. Confirm them for your room and dates when booking.
Amenities & activities
Couples
StretchA quiet beach setting reads romantic on paper, but front-desk indifference has actively soured honeymoons and anniversaries, with room mix-ups and two-double-bed assignments landing on couples who flagged the occasion.
medium confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Peaceful, non-party atmosphere
- Adults-only pool area on property
- Beachfront rooms with sea-facing patios
Heads up
- Reported ruined honeymoons over room type and cleanliness
- Special-occasion requests ignored at check-in
- Two-double-bed rooms assigned to couples
Families
Good fitThe kids club is the resort's unsung hero, with Karla, Kristell and Amairany singled out repeatedly for warm, bilingual-friendly care that lets parents actually relax.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Kids club staff (Karla, Kristell, Amairany) universally praised
- Activities for ages 4 to 12, with flexibility for younger siblings
- Family pools and calm beach for wading
- Walkable layout, no shuttles needed
Heads up
- Not a dedicated kid-focused resort, entertainment is limited
- Slow food service tests kids' patience
Peace & Quiet
StandoutThis is a small, calm, non-party resort where you'll hear the breeze and the surf more than a DJ, ideal if you want a mellow week and a hard pass if you want nightlife.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Intimate footprint, easily walkable
- No mega-resort party scene
- Peaceful beach and pool areas
- Relaxed daytime activities like yoga and water aerobics
Heads up
- All bars close at 11 p.m.
- Some rooms report little to no evening music or entertainment
Includes spa with temazcal (extra cost on treatments), fitness center, two tennis courts, multi‑purpose court, kids club, entertainment program, and Privileges in Paradise access at sister resorts.
What past guests say
Latest reviews from Tripadvisor
Loaded live from Tripadvisor when you ask — the newest reviews and the current rating.
Know before you book
- Heavy sargassum with slow cleanup
- Palapas and shade structures poorly maintained
- Not enough beach loungers
- No advance à la carte reservations, walk-in waits near an hour
What you should know
What to Know
This is a tiered-wristband property under partial renovation where the front desk is the weak link, so book the right band, budget for the arrival tax, and use WhatsApp because the room phones don't work.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Walkable, intimate layout, no internal shuttles
- Kids club accepts French-speaking children with English/Spanish staff
- Swim-up rooms and adults-only zones exist for those who upgrade
Heads up
- ~$125 CAD environmental fee due at check-in
- Wristbands cut at noon on checkout, extension costs $60 CAD
- Room phones nonfunctional, all requests routed through WhatsApp
- Water and mini-bar rarely restocked without a trip to the front desk
- À la carte restaurants are walk-in only with hour-long waits
Minibar restocked every two days; entertainment programs and spa treatments likely have schedules; Privileges in Paradise day‑pass use at sister resorts may have restrictions.
Good to know
- Temazcal spa treatments cost extra
- Privileges in Paradise restrictions may apply
- Kids club is fully supervised
All photos
Photo: Tripadvisor
Photo: Tripadvisor
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What we know
Everything below comes from data we collected: here's the inventory for this resort.Updated June 2026- Photos
- 5
- Review excerpts
- Not yet collected
- Dining venues
- 2
- Menus
- Not yet collected
- Room categories
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- Videos
- 3
- Editorial lenses
- 8
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- Last updated
- June 23, 2026
- Sources
- Direct resort media
- Completeness
- 67%
Source collection snapshot
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- 5 photos
- 41 videos
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