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View →Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort is a planned fully all-inclusive beachfront resort in Puerto Cancun, Mexico, and the first Grand Hyatt hotel in Cancun. Hyatt Newsroom (15 September 2026) says it is expected to open in December 2026, owned by Grupo Diestra, under Hyatt Hotels Corporation's Grand Hyatt brand in the Classics Portfolio. Official short spelling on Resort Flock is Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach; full newsroom styling is Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort. Puerto Cancun is framed as a private, gated waterfront community with marina access, golf proximity, and premium shopping and dining, about 25 minutes from Cancun International Airport and within easy reach of Cancun's Hotel Zone attractions without sitting on the Hotel Zone strip itself. Independent points coverage (The Bulkhead Seat; InsideFlyer) attributes a December 10, 2026 open target and notes an earlier non-all-inclusive announcement path from 2022 plus a slipped July target; treat those day-level and history details as attributed color only. Inventory scale is large for a Cancun beach all-inclusive. Hyatt Newsroom confirms 500 guestrooms including 47 suites, each with a private terrace and ocean or marina views, designed with a contemporary aesthetic, open-air spaces, and indoor-outdoor living. Select suites will feature private pools. Grand Club rooms unlock the Grand Club lounge, described as a premiere private lounge with continental breakfast, afternoon cocktails, and other exclusive lounge experiences. At the resort entrance, guests encounter an installation by artist Teresa Solar, with tiles by Mexican artist and designer María Pizarro used throughout the property to reinforce a sense of place. Dining is framed as 14 food and beverage outlets rather than a restaurants-only count. Named concepts in the newsroom are Quattro (Northern Italian); Fiera San (sushi and omakase); Kaab (international breakfast, buffet, and lunch); Bistrot Cigalette (French, chef Thierry Blouet); Chacho and Los Fuegos del Sur (Argentine and Uruguayan-inspired); Mona Limona; Leonora's Boulevardier Bar & Terraza; Saká pool bar; Grand Café & Market; Fiera Tacos; and Paradiso (street food, snacks, and grilled favorites). Together the venues are positioned to move guests from daytime poolside refreshments to refined cuisine and cocktails. Leisure and wellness center on nine multi-level outdoor pools, including an adults-only pool, an infinity pool, and a Beach Club pool. The private Beach Club pairs its own pool and restaurant with aquatic activities named in the newsroom: snorkeling, diving, kayaking, windsurfing, and paddleboarding. Guests can arrange yacht and sailing experiences from the nearby marina, with personalized excursions framed toward coral reefs, cenotes, and archaeological sites. Ritua Sanctuary Spa is the wellness centerpiece, offering a holistic approach inspired by local traditions, with outdoor relaxation areas, a traditional temazcal, a fitness center, and hammock lounges. The newsroom also frames an innovative treatment menu designed for Cancun's all-inclusive landscape. Family posture is clear: a dedicated Grand Kids Club sits alongside the adults-only pool amenity, so the property is not marketed adults-only. Meetings inventory is approximately 30,000 square feet of flexible indoor event space on a single level, with a Great Ballroom dividable into eight sections, two breakout rooms, a boardroom, plus terraces, beach, and poolside settings for gatherings from intimate to large-scale. Location is a primary differentiator versus classic Hotel Zone inventory. Puerto Cancun's gated marina / golf / shopping corridor is the newsroom's "destination within a destination" story, not Boulevard Kukulcan strip positioning. Airport distance is repeatedly about 25 minutes from Cancun International; keep that as an attributed range, not a fixed transfer schedule or complimentary-transfer claim. Exact municipal street address is not locked in the September 2026 newsroom release (address remains null until hyatt.com or Grupo Diestra publish a parcel line). Sibling contrast matters for World of Hyatt planners comparing late-2026 Grand Hyatt all-inclusives. Grand Hyatt Los Cabos is the first Grand Hyatt all-inclusive worldwide in Hyatt positioning, sitting in Oleada / Cabo San Lucas on the Pacific with about 301 keys and Ernie Els Design golf inside the Oleada community framing. Cancun Beach is the Cancun / Puerto Cancun Caribbean debut at about 500 keys, with marina adjacency and Beach Club energy rather than Oleada golf-inside-community framing. Keep them as separate resorts. Confusion guards for Cancun searchers: this is not Park Hyatt Riviera Maya; not Hyatt Ziva Cancun; not Hyatt Zilara Cancun; not Hyatt Vivid Cancun. Those Inclusive Collection Cancun products sit in a different Hyatt portfolio lane from Classics Portfolio Grand Hyatt, even when World of Hyatt members research them in the same trip window. General Manager color in the newsroom (Omar Vázquez) stresses a fully all-inclusive experience defined by accommodations and hospitality inside the Puerto Cancun setting; use that as brand voice, not as a substitute for a published inclusions checklist. Honest framing for readers: this is a pre-opening luxury all-inclusive still completing public amenity detail after the September 2026 newsroom debut. Guests who want Grand Hyatt scale on a Puerto Cancun beachfront, a fully all-inclusive rate, multi-pool and Beach Club leisure, Ritua Sanctuary Spa and temazcal wellness, family programming plus meetings inventory, and a Classics Portfolio alternative to Inclusive Collection Cancun products are the clear fit once dates stabilize. Guests who need a locked first-stay day, a full published inclusions list (spa, water sports, yacht), or proven day-one operations should recheck the official booking path and cancellation terms before committing.