There are step stools for toddlers, bottle warmers for newborns, and baby monitors so parents can keep an ear out for the little ones while they relax on the balcony. Anyone traveling with small children should definitely request their room to be outfitted with “baby amenities.” Before arrival, the hotel can furnish guest rooms with age-appropriate necessities like cribs, changing tables, and strollers. Guests can combine multiple units to create multi-bedroom apartments.
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Generations also has larger suites with full kitchen, living, and dining areas. Bathrooms are finished in gray stone and subway tiles, with pendant lighting and chrome fixtures. Several people can use the bathroom at once without invading each other’s’ privacy. There are two sinks, plenty of storage space, separate showers and whirlpool tubs, and separate water closets. Bathrooms are huge, and designed with families in mind.
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Another nice extra is minibars that are stocked with free drinks and snacks. Walls are classic hotel cream, with a marigold accent wall, and chocolate colored furniture. There is also a desk-like structure in the bedroom, but oddly, it doesn’t have a desk chair. The bedroom has either one king- or two queen-size beds, along with a small table and chair set, and another flat-screen TV.
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Living rooms are furnished with a sectional chaise sofa, a small coffee table, and a flat-screen TV and BlueRay player. Each room is about the same size and is divided by a sliding wall, allowing guests to choose the amount of privacy between each space. The smallest standard room (the Ocean Front Luxury Jacuzzi Suite) is a true suite, with 722 square feet of space, and a separate living room and bedroom area. Generations Riviera Maya by Karisma deems itself an “all-suite” all-inclusive, and when it comes to rooms, the hotel hits the nail on the head in every way. Grounds are landscaped with the prerequisite palm trees and ocean views. Large tear-drop fixtures hang from the ceiling. The lobby is set with floor-to-ceiling wood columns surrounded by huge white cushions. When they return, there will be plenty of cake pops and cupcakes waiting for them at the dessert table.Įverything at the hotel is massive. Parents can drop their kids at Eko Kids Club and head off to El Dorado for a sunset dinner. In fact, many guests do take advantage of Generations’ affiliation with the adult-only El Dorado resorts next door. Though couples and singles may find it a bit wild, for many families Generations offers the best of both worlds - a fun beach vacation with enough entertainment for the kids, and just a bit of added romance for parents. To say Generations is family-friendly would be an understatement. Upbeat music fills the air, water aerobics take up the center of the pool, a rowdy beach volleyball game is in full swing, and an endless amount of children run amok. Have an image in mind? Now forget it: Generations RIviera Maya by Karisma is not that place. Picture a tranquil setting, where you can hear the waves break upon the shore. Take a few seconds to imagine a relaxing beach vacation.
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