From executive retreats to large meetings at the water’s edge, Hotel Maya offers more than 30,000 square feet of flexible indoor-outdoor meetings and events space.
Zama featuring a teak oversized circular table with seating for 8 and three floor-to-ceiling contemporary corkboard walls for posting presentation materials. A floor-to-ceiling glass wall opens onto a terrace.
The Mayakoba room features an extended Mayan conference table that seats 10 with three of the Mayakoba floor-to-ceiling walls are whiteboards for interactive drawings, lists and notes for unlimited fast marking and erasing by participants.
The Quetzal and Copan meeting rooms are a uniquely Mayan approach to traditional boardrooms that feature conventional conference tables as well as white board walls for enhanced interaction.
The Luna Solstice room, two adjoining meeting spaces but can be used separately when divided by airwall. Both rooms have floor-to-ceiling glass walls that open onto an outdoor terrace, the Solstice Terrace.
Salon de Reyes, the main interior ballroom, is ideal for receptions and gala events and can also break down into three distinct meeting rooms: Cival, Tikal and Mirador.
Playa at the Maya, the 6,500-square-feet seaside beach featuring 285 tons of real sand, two 4-feet diameter fire pits, colorful umbrellas, comfortable chaise lounges and a cozy day bed.
Lagunita pavilion, named for an ancient Mayan city, is an 80 feet by 80 feet event venue with a cathedral-style ceiling that perfectly frames four glistening, oversized chandeliers and is accentuated by two, 13 feet tall, floor-to-ceiling glass walls that open to the panoramic views of the waterfront and city.
Vista del Mar is a 10,000-square-feet, pre-function, outdoor area adjacent to Lagunita with a VIP entranceway featuring 9-foot-tall, hand-carved wood doors, eight towering palm trees, a permanent outdoor stage, compelling water and fire display, beautiful drought-tolerant foliage, along with custom outdoor furniture, rock-faced fire pit, alfresco bar and open-air reception area.
Lagunita pavilion, named for an ancient Mayan city, is an 80 feet by 80 feet event venue with a cathedral-style ceiling that perfectly frames four glistening, oversized chandeliers and is accentuated by two, 13 feet tall, floor-to-ceiling glass walls that open to the panoramic views of the waterfront and city.
Vista del Mar is a 10,345-square-feet, pre-function, outdoor area adjacent to Lagunita with a VIP entranceway featuring 9-foot-tall, hand-carved wood doors, eight towering palm trees, a permanent outdoor stage, compelling water and fire display, beautiful drought-tolerant foliage, along with custom outdoor furniture, rock-faced fire pit, alfresco bar and open-air reception area.
Playa at the Maya, the 6,000-square-feet seaside beach featuring 285 tons of real sand, two 4-feet diameter fire pits, colorful umbrellas, comfortable chaise lounges and a cozy day bed.
The Quetzal and Copan meeting rooms are a uniquely Mayan approach to traditional boardrooms that feature conventional conference tables as well as white board walls for enhanced interaction.
The Quetzal and Copan meeting rooms are a uniquely Mayan approach to traditional boardrooms that feature conventional conference tables as well as white board walls for enhanced interaction.
The Mayakoba room features an extended Mayan conference table that seats 10 with three of the Mayakoba floor-to-ceiling walls are whiteboards for interactive drawings, lists and notes for unlimited fast marking and erasing by participants.
Zama featuring a teak oversized circular table with seating for 8 and three floor-to-ceiling contemporary corkboard walls for posting presentation materials. A floor-to-ceiling glass wall opens onto a terrace.
Salon de Reyes, the main interior ballroom, is ideal for receptions and gala events and can also break down into three distinct meeting rooms: Cival, Tikal and Mirador.