It’s All Inclusive
Resort chain

Marriott Hotels & Resorts

Every resort, ranked

3
resorts ranked
3
countries
4.6
average guest rating
16k
reviews analysed

Marriott Hotels & Resorts is one of the world's largest hotel brands, and it is overwhelmingly a conventional full-service brand rather than an all-inclusive one. Marriott's all-inclusive push has grown through its wider portfolio and partnerships, but under the core Marriott flag the inclusive properties are a small subset, mostly beach resorts in Mexico and Latin America.

Last reviewed July 2026 How we score

What makes those resorts interesting is the loyalty angle: earning and redeeming Marriott Bonvoy points on an all-inclusive stay is uncommon and valuable. Beyond that, expect big-brand reliability rather than a distinctive inclusive culture. This profile and ranking cover only the Marriott-flagged properties that genuinely run an all-inclusive plan, compared on real guest ratings and what each rate includes.

Is it right for you?

Marriott in two minutes

The case for

Book Marriott if

  • Marriott Bonvoy members who want to earn or burn points on a beach all-inclusive
  • Travelers who value big-brand consistency and reliability
  • Guests choosing among the specific Marriott-flagged all-inclusive resorts
The caveats

Know before you book

  • The vast majority of Marriott hotels are not all-inclusive; confirm the specific property
  • Inclusive culture is not the brand's core, so the plan and feel vary by resort

Where Marriott scores strongest

8.9/10
Family
8.8/10
Service
8.7/10
Rooms
8.7/10
Pools

Chain averages across the Marriottresorts we've scored.

Where Marriott operates

Map of Marriott resort locations

3 resorts mapped stars are five-star properties

Weighing where to go? The country guides cover weather, safety, entry rules, and how the areas differ.

Marriott resorts, ranked

  1. Thatched-roof bungalow with vine-covered walls sits beside a lagoon at Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay, surrounded by palm trees and tropical vegetation.

    Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay

    Five-star4.5 guest rating (2,601)Palmprint 8.9/10From $260/night pp

    Fiji Marriott Momi Bay is a polished main-island resort with overwater bures, for travellers who want that room without an outer-island flight. It is about 45 minutes from Nadi, with 250 rooms, three pools including an adults-only infinity pool and a children's pool with water guns, and a sheltered man-made lagoon in front of it. The bures are why it lands on lists like this, and the catch is the location: there is nothing to walk to. Guests praise the overwater bures and the lagoon views, the pools and the resort facilities, the Fijian service, and the all-inclusive package where they take it. The complaints are a remote position away from Denarau's restaurants and marina, a lagoon that is not an outer-island reef beach, and food and drinks that get expensive without a package. The thing people wish they had known is that the all-inclusive is a rate plan rather than the default booking, so the base rate is effectively room-only. The base rate covers Wi-Fi and the Turtles Kids' Club for ages four to twelve and not much else: the meals, the bars, the water sports, the spa, the excursions and the transfer from Nadi are pay-as-you-go unless you book one of the resort's meal or all-inclusive packages. Price that package against room-only, because it pays off only if you eat in, and eating out here means a drive. The 60-square-metre Over-Water King Bure is adults-only with steps into the lagoon, and the 75-square-metre Royal Ocean Front Bure is the family version of the splurge. Anyone who wants a reef off the beach should take a boat to the outer islands.

  2. Resort guest room with queen bed, wooden headboard, illuminated boat artwork, side tables with lamps, and terracotta tile flooring.

    Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach

    Five-star4.7 guest rating (5,921)Palmprint 8.8/10From $172/night pp
  3. Oceanfront balcony at Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort with lounge chairs, white railing, and view of blue water and moored boats.

    Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort

    Five-star4.5 guest rating (7,268)Palmprint 8.4/10From $93/night pp

Marriott, head-to-head

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Frequently asked questions

Are Marriott hotels all-inclusive?

Only a small number are. Marriott Hotels & Resorts is mostly a conventional full-service brand, with all-inclusive at select beach resorts, chiefly in Mexico and Latin America. This ranking covers just those inclusive properties.

Can you use Marriott Bonvoy points at all-inclusive resorts?

At Marriott's all-inclusive properties, yes; you can earn and redeem Marriott Bonvoy points, which is unusual for the all-inclusive category. Check the specific resort for how its inclusive plan works with the program.

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