Margaritaville Island Reserve Riviera Maya by Karisma is a deluxe adult-only beachfront resort facing the waters of Puerto Morelos. Its all-inclusive plan, Island Reserve Inclusive®, offers meals throughout five restaurants that serve authentic old world cuisine, grilled specialties with contemporary touch, Pacific Rim and Italian dishes, wood oven pizza, and specialties from other parts of the world. The bars offer domestic and imported labels, while the hotel has the first and the only LandShark brewery in Mexico. This deluxe hotel include three pools, conference facilities to accommodate up to 400 guests, and a Spa with 9 treatment rooms, full-service beauty salon, a fitness center, a hydrotherapy area, a herbal steam room, dry sauna, and chromotherapy shower. Here you can celebrate your wedding outdoors on an exclusive private rooftop terrace overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The 355 suites at this property were designed with tropical atmosphere, inspired by maritime themes, influenced by the colors of the sea, the sand, and the sky, with large bathroom with sea glass color tiles, rain shower, and wooden dressing table. All accommodations have a balcony or terrace with table and chairs, overlooking the pools, the gardens, or the Caribbean Sea. In-room essencial amenities include air conditioning, Smart TV, in-room safe, bathrobes, and the exclusive Margaritaville sandals to be used within the resort. The minibar area is an in-room snack center and a coffee station, which would be customized with a wide variety of Joe Merchant's Coffee & Provisions items (additional expenses and delivery are not included). This hotel on Petempich Bay is 12 kilometers (7.5 mi) from the town of Puerto Morelos and 19 kilometers (11.8 mi) from Cancún International Airport (CUN). ***The local government has a mandatory tax of $26.06 MXN or $1.40 USD per room, per night, payable directly to the hotel. ***Before your trip, please check directly with the national government the entry and stay requirements of the country you are visiting. Keep in mind that it is the responsibility of the traveler to meet the rules and regulations established by the destination country.