Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres Wedding Resort Review (Mexico)
- Jodi Schlichting
- Mar 28
- 11 min read
Updated: 20 hours ago
I recently returned from the all-inclusive, family-friendly Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres resort in Mexico, and I’m happy to report that I really enjoyed my stay!
If you’re considering this resort for your wedding, here’s what you need to know based on my firsthand experience as a destination wedding travel specialist.
Resort Layout: Two Sections
The resort is split into two sections: the family-friendly side (on the left in the photo above) and the adults-only Elegance Club section (on the right in the photo above). Only guests staying in Elegance Club level rooms have access to the adults-only side, but all adults can enjoy the family-friendly section.
There are a total of 570 rooms with about 70% of them being Elegance Club rooms, making this an excellent option for wedding groups with mostly adults but a few children in the mix. While this resort is technically family-friendly, I would describe it as being more adults-oriented since so many of the rooms are adults-only and there isn't a water park on property.
In addition to a room in an adults-only building, Elegance Club guests have exclusive access to the following adults-only amenities: pools, beach area, bars, and two VIP adults-only lounges that face the ocean.
The resort is laid out very well and I found it really easy to navigate—no need for golf carts or shuttles to get around here. I would say it only takes about five minutes to walk to any area of the resort, but for any guests with mobility concerns, wheelchairs and/or scooters can be rented for an additional cost.
NOTE: A new Majestic Mirage resort is currently being built next to the family-friendly section side, with an expected opening date in fall 2025. While the construction is ongoing, noise is generally minimal and not noticeable unless your room directly faces the site.
Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres Wedding Resort
-40 minutes from the Cancun International Airport (CUN)
-7 dining options with cuisines like Italian, Asian, and Mexican
-No dinner reservations are required except for the Bistro restaurant and the Teppanyaki tables at Kabuki
-12 bars/lounges including multiple swim-up bars, a beach bar, a piano bar, and a sports bar
-12 pools
-Theater for nightly shows
-Spa and beauty salon
-Fitness center with variety of cardio and weight machines, plus a Pilates/spinning room
-Gift shop
-Kids club for children 4-12 years old
-Teen Club for children 13+ years old
-24-hour room service
Complimentary WiFi
NOTE: You can click here to check out a YouTube video that showcases this resort's highlights.
Check-In & First Impressions
My check-in process was smooth and easy, with just a short wait. As an Elegance Club guest, I was taken to a private lounge where snacks and drinks were available—including the option to add champagne to the resort’s signature mango-strawberry welcome drink. Yum!
The little details, like the delicious cookies and comfortable air-conditioned lounge setting, made for a great start to my stay.
And, one of my favorite things about this resort is that there are no timeshare sales. Yep, you read that right—no pushy salespeople, no pressure, and no need to dodge unwanted pitches. If you've ever stayed at a resort where you're constantly being approached to attend a sales presentation, you’ll really appreciate being able to fully relax here.
Rooms: Spacious & Well-Appointed
I stayed in an Elegance Club Junior Suite (room # 3316 in building 3 on the 3rd floor). You can click here to check out a reel I posted on Instagram of my room.
This is the entry-level room type in the adults-only Elegance Club section and includes either a king bed or two double beds, accommodating up to two adults.
The decor of the rooms at Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres features modern wood tones and teal accents, creating a light, airy feel. At 625 square feet, my room felt very spacious and included a sitting area with a couch plus a high-top counter with two stools.
My balcony was a good size and had an outdoor jacuzzi, a day bed, and a small dining table with two chairs. The view from my room overlooked the pools below and I was lucky enough to have a partial view of the ocean when I looked to the right (not all of these rooms have ocean views, so that’s important to keep in mind).
Elegance Club rooms come with butler service, which is essentially like having a personal concierge. My butler was attentive, sent me daily activity schedules, and helped me make dinner reservations (we communicated via the Wave app that he helped me get set up after check-in).
NOTE: You can turn your balcony/patio light off by holding down the light switch for five seconds (otherwise, it will stay on until midnight).
My bathroom had double sinks with plenty of counter space, a rainfall showerhead, a handheld nozzle, and a separate soaking tub. The only small drawbacks about my room were limited drawer space and a closet that wasn’t quite tall enough for longer dresses. I also would’ve liked the ceiling fan to be positioned directly above the bed, but these are minor details.
Minibar included:
Bottled water, Coke, Sprite, Fanta, juice
Dos Equis & Coors Light (this is unique at an all-inclusive resort as most only have local domestic beers)
Hershey’s Cookies ‘N’ Creme candy bars, small bag of chips
Elegance Club perks: a bottle of sparkling wine and a bottle of premium alcohol
Some thoughtful extras included a garment steamer, robe and slippers, a stylish beach bag (for Elegance Club guests only), and the super convenient “Magic Box” for room service deliveries (and returning your dishes). And for coffee lovers (which I’m not), you’ll be happy to know that there is a Nespresso Machine in the room.
NOTE: Most rooms in the adults-only section accommodate up to a max of two adults, while many rooms in the family-friendly section can have up to four guests. Since the resort doesn't offer connecting rooms, families with five or more people will need to book two separate rooms.
The Beach: Soft Sand & Gorgeous Views
The beach here is a highlight! The sand is incredibly soft, and you can walk a long way in either direction. Guests can relax under palapas for some shade and there are also bali beds available on a first-come basis.
The water was clear and calm, making it great for swimming. The resort offers complimentary water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding, with additional activities like jet skiing and parasailing available for a fee through vendors on the beach.
I visited in September, which can be peak season for sargassum (seaweed), but there was very little of it, and what did wash up was cleaned by staff each morning.
NOTE: There is not a sargassum barrier in the water so you get uninterrupted ocean views.
Pools: Lots of Options
Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres doesn’t have one massive main pool like some resorts; instead, it has lots of smaller pools spread throughout the property. This could be considered a positive or a negative, depending on your personal preference.
There is a two-tiered main pool area in the family-friendly section and one main pool in the adults-only section, along with several long, wide swim-up pool areas that all guests can enjoy.
Having multiple pools like this creates a nice balance—you can find a pool with a lively atmosphere with music and pool games (including a fun foam party!), but also plenty of quiet spots to relax by the pool as well.
Dining & Drinks
The resort has seven dining options featuring a variety of cuisines including Italian, Asian, and Mexican. Guests with gluten-free dietary needs or other food allergies can rely on the attentive food concierge team, which has an excellent reputation for handling special requests with care.
For an all-inclusive, I found the food to be above average. Some of my favorites included:
Mariachi Loco: Great chips & guacamole, ceviche tostadas, and churros with ice cream.
Kabuki: Loved the spring rolls and Spicy Ebi sushi rolls.
Beach Grill: The burgers were a great lunch option.
Room Service: The Mexican mollete for breakfast was delicious!
The breakfast buffet was massive, offering just about anything you could think of, including two egg stations and a smoothie bar. There was even a hosted bloody mary bar station with multiple vodka options to choose from, which was the first time I've seen that concept—my husband would fall in love with this resort for that feature alone!
Drinks were solid across the resort, but a few of my favorites were:
Margarita with Grand Marnier at Mariachi Loco.
Mezcal Paloma at the Lower Lobby Bar.
Dirty Monkeys from any of the bars (so good!).
Service & Entertainment
The staff were friendly and attentive throughout the resort, whether at the restaurants, pool, or beach. There are multiple swim-up bars, a beach bar, a piano bar, and a gorgeous lower lobby bar where the bartenders make top-notch cocktails.
For evening entertainment, there’s a nightly show in the open-air theater—the Queen tribute show was especially fun! They have a weekly white party (specific night varies) where it's optional for guests to dress in all white. I also loved the Mexican fiesta night in the outdoor plaza, which featured traditional decorations, so many food stations, live music, and a dance performance.
Legends Sports Bar is a great spot to catch a game, play some pool, or do some late-night dancing. And if you get hungry, McJestic—the resort’s fast-food restaurant—is right next door and open late (because sometimes you just need some fries at 1 AM!).
NOTE: You can click here to check out the online resort "app" to see the daily schedule of activities and entertainment, the resort map, and the restaurant and bar menus.
Other Notes
Spa & Beachside Massages: The on-site spa is lovely, but I opted for a one-hour beach massage at Big Mama’s, which is just down the beach to the right when you’re looking at the water. It was $80 and worth every penny—just remember to bring cash.
Wristbands as Room Keys: No flimsy plastic bands here! The wristbands double as your room key and are much more "stylish" than typical resort wristbands.
No Towel Cards (thank you!): Towels were always readily available whenever I wanted one, which is a small but appreciated convenience.
Kids Club: While there’s no water park, there is a kids’ club for ages 4-12 and a teen club for ages 13-17 with video games, foosball, and pool tables.
24-hour gym with cardio & weight machines, plus a Pilates/spinning room.
The resort looks really pretty at night with beautiful lighting and lush greenery.
Final Thoughts About My Stay
Like I always say, no resort is completely perfect. There are always little things that may not be the best fit for everyone. Here are a few potential downsides:
The doors don’t have deadbolts, but they do have a Do Not Disturb button.
The open-concept bathroom means that stepping out of the shower puts you in a partially visible area—something to consider if privacy is important to you.
The main adults-only pool is on the smaller side, so loungers nearby can be limited, but there are plenty by the swim-up pools.
Overall, Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres really impressed me. The resort is stunning, easy to navigate, and offers a great balance of relaxation and entertainment. If you’re looking for a wedding resort that delivers a beautiful setting, excellent service, and solid food and drinks, this one is definitely worth considering!
Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres Wedding Venues
Majestic Elegance has three distinctive gazebo venues to choose from for your ceremony: a beach gazebo, a sky gazebo, and a garden gazebo; you can also have your wedding in a different spot on the beach if you prefer not to use the white gazebo structure.
A few things to note:
Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres only hosts a maximum of two weddings per day.
Ceremonies start at either 3:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m.
All outdoor reception venues have a curfew of 11:00 p.m.
You can click here to see even more photos of the wedding venues than those below.
The resort has a private bridal suite available to rent from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. for $600 (includes up to 10 guests, with additional guests at $20 each). This package includes:
Hydrating mini-facial for the bride
Bridal makeup application
Hair styling for the bride
Lash and extension application (if provided by the bride)
Three bottles of Champagne
Selection of juices, water, sodas, coffee or tea
Selection of appetizers
Other services available for an extra cost
There is also a new stylish groom's lounge that can be rented for two hours for $600 (includes up to 10 guests, with additional guests at $20 each). This package includes:
Bar with premium liquor selection
Selection of appetizers, beer, and refreshments
Large screen TV
Play Station with games including NFL, NBA, FIFA, and more
Bluetooth speaker
Clothing rack for hanging jackets
NOTE: The resort only has one bridal suite and one groom's lounge, so it's recommended to book them in advance, if you're interested in using either of them on your big day.
Beach Gazebo | Ceremony
Ceremony Max: 300 guests
Click here to see a reel I posted on Instagram of this venue.
NOTE: There is a wooden boardwalk aisle for the wedding couple and guests are seated in the sand. Reminder that you can also choose to have your ceremony at a different spot on the beach, if you prefer not to use the white gazebo structure and want to have your toes in the sand.
Sky Gazebo | Ceremony
Ceremony Max: 100 guests
Click here to see a reel I posted on Instagram of this venue.
NOTE: The Sky Gazebo venue has a $1700 fee (can also include the use of the adjacent Sky Terrace venue for your cocktail hour and/or Sky Lounge venue for your reception)
Garden Gazebo | Ceremony
Ceremony Max: 120 guests
Click here to see a reel I posted on Instagram of this venue.
Piano Bar Terrace | Reception
Reception Max: 70 guests
Sky Lounge | Reception
Reception Max: 120 guests
NOTE: The Sky Lounge venue has a $1700 fee (can also include the use of the adjacent Sky Gazebo venue for your ceremony and/or Sky Terrace venue for your cocktail hour)
Beach | Reception
Reception Max: 300 guests
NOTE: The area for beach receptions is set back a little bit from the ocean.
Weddings Ballroom | Reception
Reception Max: 200 guests
NOTE: Unlike most resorts that only have standard convention center ballrooms as a back up in case of rain, I really like that Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres has this Weddings Ballroom—a beautifully designed, elegant space that's perfect for indoor wedding receptions.
Convention Center Ballrooms | Reception
Reception Max: 350 guests
NOTE: There are three convention center ballrooms which can be opened up and used as one larger space, or they can be used individually for smaller weddings.
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