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All Inclusive Amenities
The all-inclusive program includes the following amenities:

• Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet
• A la Carte dinner (reservations required)
• Unlimited domestic beverages, fruit juices and soft drinks
• Wine with lunch and dinner
• Midday and midnight snacks
• Daily activities and nightly entertainment
• Taxes and gratuities
. Free WIFI (PUBLIC AREAS ONLY)
. FREE In-Room Safe

Important Information:  Redemption information will be provided by the hotel at check-in.
Applicable Dates:
Booking Dates: 29 Jul 2024 to 31 Dec 2027
Travel Dates: 01 Jan 2025 to 31 Dec 2027
*Applicable promotions will display with your room selection. Some restrictions may apply.

Resort Details

OnSite Dining
  • Flamingos, Tropical and Royal
    These 3 buffet restaurants are located strategically  in each section throughout the property. Guests can enjoy access to breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets featuring a wide variety of international cuisine. Flamingos and Royal feature ocean views while Tropical features beautiful views of the pools and gardens. Reservations are not required.
  • Jap Jap
    Offers delicious a-la-carte Japanese cuisine with views of our adults only pool and garden area. Traditional breakfast and lunch buffets are available during the day, as well as a fully stocked pool bar. Reservations are required for this a la carte venue.
  • Mexican Fusion Restaurant
    This venue features Mexican and seafood fusion dinner menu in a modern Mexican setting. Reservations are required for this a la carte venue.
  • Piccolo
    This restaurant's fine wines and Italian cuisine are served in an exclusive, intimate, air-conditioned space with beautiful pool and garden views. Reservations are required for this a la carte venue.
  • Steak House Restaurant

    The Steak House is a rodizio-style Brazilian Grill featuring a variety of grilled steak and meats. During the day, the grill transforms into a snack bar with hot dogs, hamburgers, and more. Reservations are required for this a la carte venue.

    ***This restaurant is temporarily closed for renovations until mid-December 2019. Please note renovation dates and times are subject to change at any time without prior notification***

  • Various Bars / Lounges
    Lobby Bar, Tetazin Beach bar, Coco Loco Bar, Keiko Bar, La Diligence Bar, Caiman Bar, Conga bar and nightclub
  • Wok
    Although Wok is directly connected to Jap Jap, it offers a completely different Thai dining experience for dinner options in an open air setting. Reservations are required for this a la carte venue.
On-Site Amenities
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Babysitting,Offsite†
  • Bell staff/porter
  • Bicycle rentals
  • Children programs
  • Children welcome
  • Children's play area
  • Elevators Not Available
  • Exercise gym
  • Golf,Offsite†
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Babysitting, Offsite†
  • Bell staff/porter
  • Bicycle rentals
  • Children programs
  • Children welcome
  • Children's play area
  • Elevators Not Available
  • Exercise gym
  • Golf, Offsite†
  • Housekeeping - daily
  • Internet services†
  • Laundry/Valet service†
  • Lounges/bars†
  • Meal Plan Type: All Inclusive
  • Pool
  • Restaurant†
  • Safe deposit box†
  • Sauna†
  • Shopping mall†
  • Spa†
  • Tennis court
  • Tour/sightseeing desk
  • Wakeup service
  • Water sports†
Off-Site Amenities
  • Internet Access†
On-Site Wedding Services
  • see wedding brochure

† Fees may apply

On-Site Recreation
  • Bike rental
  • Children's pool
    There are 4 children's pools on site.
  • Children's program, onsite
    Daily for children ages 4 to 12. Includes activities director for movies, parties, painting classes, games etc. This is not a Kids Club, but rather activities directors who play with the children in different areas of the hotel.
  • Direct access to a beach
  • Fitness center on-site
  • Non-Motorized Water Sports
    Snorkeling, boogie boards, kayaks, small catamaran, and inner tubes
  • Pool
    There are 5 pools on site. 5 pools in total, one of which is adults-only (block 5) located throughout the property. Note: there are no swim-up bars at the adult pools.
  • Sauna †
  • Spa †
  • Tennis court
    There are 3 tennis courts onsite
Off-Site Recreation
  • Golf †
    Golf Course located within a Mile of Property.
On-Site Attraction
  • On-site Entertainment
    Major shows each evening (consisting of 14 different rotating shows) including dancing and singing.

† Fees may apply

Customer Ratings & Reviews

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating

TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_4.0 6143 reviews
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 1.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Very sad what the Decameron has become

    When we first came to the Decameron many years ago, there were free cigarettes on the bar and at every meal, the tables had tablecloths, linen napkins and appropriate cutlery and glassware for the meal. The food was quite impressive and I found the staff everywhere to be amazing. It was truly an exemplary experience!!! But that was then; this is now. (TL;DR - don't waste your money here. Lots of much better options just to the south on the same great beach.) This was our 23rd visit and the decline in the past years has been nothing short of astounding and, almost unimaginably, this resort has approached Cuba levels of yuckiness. Unlike the colourful, vibrant and exciting buildings depicted by management photos on this page, they have been painted a boring beige which is now peeling and flaking off in many areas. You might as well be in Florida, the Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, Cuba or the Dominican as it looks tedious and no longer instills a sense of coming home. I think this is the worst decision management has ever made. While I understand that some rooms have been updated (and not in the best way) our room was pretty much the same as it was in the last millennium, although clearly showing its advanced age, except the old window shaker AC unit has been replaced and we have a flat screen TV. I have no idea when the blue chair cushions disappeared. The food selection and quality is quite dismal at the lunch and dinner buffets with the infrequent surprise of a hot and tasty item...but that doesn't happen very often at all. Breakfast buffet was actually the treat of the day as you could get eggs made to order and there was generally a good selection of fruit available. Beef, pork and chicken was consistently overcooked and dry and somehow frequently cold. While I contemplated how meat could possibly be cold on a steam line, it became crystal clear when a fresh batch of baked chicken came out of the kitchen...stone cold. We experienced a similiar thing with cold french fries coming out directly from the kitchen. Unbelievable. Of our many weeks there, I don't even need all my fingers on one hand to count how many times we had a really good and special meal. Of the a la carte restaurants we booked, the Mexican was truly disappointing as three meals came out cold and the fourth one was piping hot...how does that even happen? And the staff at the Mexican were clearly not up to the job with their poor task prioritization and the quite memorable surly conduct of a particular staff member. The one true bright spot was the Piccolo restaurant which was excellent on each of our three visits to it: the food and the staff were simply brilliant! But, one fine evening, resort management had to do a dog and pony show for a group of travel reps who were seated and fed before the paying guests; at the end of the meal, we were told we had 5 minutes to leave. From our previous visits, we knew housekeeping could be sketchy doing the absolute minimum or it could be really great. One day at lunch, I observed one of the best staff members working on a second floor balcony. She was cleaning the table and chairs, wiped down the two big glass windows and then swept and washed the balcony floor. As it was well into our third week, I inspected our balcony door and lo and behold, our fingerprints were still on the window and sand was on the deck and it was quite clear the balcony chairs hadn't had a scrubbing in quite a while. Speaking of housekeeping staff, one would think they could take the initiative or even be obligated to report deficiencies within the resort. My balcony door handle and lock was literally falling off so I repaired it with my multitool...but hey, if she never goes out to the balcony to clean, I guess she wouldn't know the handle was broken. I also removed and cleaned the shower head to get some semblance of a normal shower which she should have known was faulty if she actually cleaned the shower stall. Additionally, when the sink hot water tap is turned on, it leaks through the faucet fitting and leaves a big puddle on the floor. Is it low standards or do they simply not care? For the housekeeping staff in public areas, do they not report serious maintenance issues? The men's room by the Royal Restaurant was missing a toilet seat for at least 20 days and the ladies loo at the Piccolo was deficient of a toilet seat for at least 15 days which is when we noticed it and took pictures. Somehow though, they were both replaced on the same day just before Christmas. This is true Cuba levels of incompetence and lack of concern. There are a few staff remaining who we know and they truly seem to enjoy their jobs. But there are many who are inexperienced, some just incompetent and the rest just don't seem to care. Very sad what has happened here. As we were on our way to Mexico, there we were cruising  at 39,000 feet with a ground speed of 600 MPH and 179 of my friends and I were all connected to the blazing fast wifi each doing our own thing with nary a hiccup. And then at the Decameron, it's like you time warped back to 2010. Pretty sad wifi with slow connections, frequent disconnects, failure to auto reconnect and oddly, "can't locate IP address". A Firestick couldn't even be used to watch a hockey game. In the grand scheme of things, it would be relatively inexpensive to upgrade the system but it seems quite clear management is just not interested in doing so. I believe the reason is that the huge influx of nationals all have their own data plans and don't use the wifi. Let's talk about entertainment: music around pool 1 is extremely loud and quite often with vulgar language. One fine day, when some rap stuff was screaming over the speakers, most people got up and left the pool area and then the staff were left wondering about doing their next activity. It's quite easy to spot the staff and there were usually about 9 or 11 of them hanging around pool 1. But oddly, when you wanted to get something, they were nowhere to be found as they were ALL on lunch break. Just incredible!!! And if you take the iguana tour and want a good laugh, just fact check what they tell you. LOL!!!  Anyway, we never worried about attending the night shows as we could quite easily hear them from our room. Sorry guys, I value my hearing. And in the high sun and heat of the midday, it would have been nice to play foosball or pool in the disco but that request fell on deaf ears....probably a good thing as one of the emergency exit doors was nailed shut!!! Everywhere you go, the infrastructure is failing. Whether it's the tiling in and around the pools and the thatched roofs of the bars, it seems any maintenance is an afterthought. We watched one fella replace some tiles of a small 2 square foot area that didn't even come close to matching and not 10 feet away, a tile was missing and the mortar was all chipped away; but I guess that wasn't in the 5 year plan. And on the topic of maintenance, why would the staff be spraying, washing and scrubbing around pool 1 with water lines and suction hoses at 6 o'clock in the evening when folks are going to the buffet and maybe want to check out the wares of the vendors? You guessed it, quite questionable management decisions. And finally, at one point in our trip, we found ourselves locked out of our rooms. We approached the airline rep who went to the desk for a bit and then returned to tell us to go to the main lobby. We explained our issue to a dour, expressionless automaton who, without a word, took our cards to a backroom and she came back and handed them back to us. No apology, nothing.  At the end of the day, the decline of this Decameron has been staggering and it only falls on one group. The managers. Management is doing things right. Leadership is doing the right thing. Decameron management is failing miserably on both counts. They do not care, they will deny everything and they will accept responsibility for nothing. DO. NOT. GO. HERE. Note: Management response is pointless as you have nothing but empty words. Don't bother.

    Dec 31, 2025
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 3.0 star tripadvisor rating
    A week experience with Grand Dcameron Complex Trademark

    The beach at the Grand Decameron complex is excellent: a long, wide stretch of white sand, very clean, with no weeds or plant debris. The ocean was clear and pleasant throughout our stay. From December 19 to 26, the weather was ideal—no rain, no clouds, and daytime temperatures ranging between 29°C and 33°C. Food & Beverage: Breakfast was consistently good and enjoyable. However, lunch and dinner were very repetitive and lacked variety, especially fruit options. The quality of coffee in the main restaurant was poor. There was only one espresso machine in the entire complex, and it did not operate on fixed or clearly posted hours. On several occasions, employees stated that espresso, latte, or cappuccino were not available. In one instance, while standing directly in front of the espresso machine, I asked the receptionist about operating hours and was told that there was no espresso machine in the complex. This suggests either a lack of staff awareness or a lack of transparency, both of which are concerning for a resort of this level. Rooms & Noise: The room contained a small, empty refrigerator that produced noticeable noise during the night. I had to call the staff and eventually unplug it to be able to sleep. Additionally, in Block 3, guests are woken as early as 7:00 a.m. due to loud noise from workers unloading food supplies at the nearby warehouse. This significantly affects rest and overall comfort.

    Dec 27, 2025
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 3.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Disappointing

    We are currently at the grand Cameron in Busia. We are here as a family for Christmas. Pros: right on the beach, walkable to town. Very clean. Most staff is very friendly and helpful. Cons: building is dated and rundown for what the cost is(building 5) food is disappointing but the biggest disappointment is trying to book their à la carte restaurants we are in separate hotel rooms. You can only make reservations for the number of people in your room so if you all want to sit together, this is difficult. You can only make reservations through their app. Set an alarm and try to make reservations at 8 AM when it opens and steakhouse is sold out by 8 o’clock. We finally given up and we’ll just go to town and purchase dinner but considering it’s an all-inclusive, this is disappointing.

    Dec 23, 2025
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 5.0 star tripadvisor rating
    One more fantastic trip to the Grand Decameron Complex in Bucerias

    We just returned home from an amazing 4 weeks at the Grand Decameron Complex in Bucerias. We have been to this resort many, many times and each visit continues to get better year after year! This year there were many upgrades to the rooms such as new furniture, new drapes, a mini fridge in the room and there is no longer a charge for the use of the safe. The oceanview rooms such as we had also had new furniture on the balcony. There are new loungers at the pools that are far more comfortable than the old ones. A great improvement indeed. The food was great and the selection of items has increased as well. The best thing about this resort is the fabulous staff. The service from each and every one of them was superb!!! There are some outstanding individuals that I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to for making our trip so wonderful. First of all, I would like to thank the excellent Guest Services Manager Karina Pastran for all of her help and kindness that made our vacation at this resort so outstanding! You are simply the best Karina, you are a credit to your profession, you were born to do this job and you are a huge asset to the Decameron. They should feel blessed to have such an amazing lady as their Guest Services Manager. I would also like to thank Karina’s assistant Karelly for help and kindness throughout our vacation. Muchas gracias Karelly! It has been my immense pleasure and good fortune to have met and become friends with the best housekeeper on the planet Marisa Cuevas. I have known this precious lady for many, many years and look forward to seeing her smiling face with each visit we make to the Decameron. Muchas gracias Marisa for the wonderful decorations in the room for my birthday, the beautiful birthday cake and the wonderful birthday gift. Te amo Marisa. Te quiero muchísimo! My thanks also to the wonderful ladies and gentlemen in the offices of Lobby 1 and Lobby 4. I would like to thank Omar, the captain at the Tropical Buffet for everything that he has done for us during our vacation. You are an outstanding young man Omar! We are so grateful for everything that you did for us each day. I would also like to thank the incredible waiters in the Tropical, Flamingos and Royal buffets. My sincere thanks to Hector, Yeni, Ilse, Morphie, the three Marisols, Karina, Griesy, Griselda, Erick, Victor, Maria, Jorge, Cruz, and all of the other waiters in the buffets that do a tremendous job each day. Forgive me if I have left out some names of this great group of people. I would like to send a special thank you to Omar in the Italian restaurant. Te amo amigo! I would like to thank Edgar and Corona in the towel hut and Ortega the lifeguard. Last but not least, I would like to thank the brilliant bartenders, Javier, Maby, Alexandra, Naomi, Gabriel, Angel, Ruth, Alexandro, Cristo, Christopher, Eduardo, Noe and Manuel. Once again, forgive me if I have left out the names some of these great bartenders. You fantastic group of people have made my vacation so memorable once again. We have been to this resort dozens of times and I look forward to returning again next year! Wishing each and every one of you Feliz Navidad y lo mejor para el nuevo año para ti y tus familias. Sois un grupo de personas muy especiales y os lo agradezco desde el fondo de mi corazón.

    Dec 22, 2025
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 4.0 star tripadvisor rating
    I'd go there again and we recommend it for sure. (If you're from Canada and don't need first class!)

    A well used all inclusive resort. This is not a "First Class" resort but we found it really nice. I really liked the closeness of this hotel to downtown Bucerías. Walking from the hotel to downtown Bucerías takes less then 20 minutes. You definitely feel like you're mixing with the locals which I really like. The resort has more than one buffet and we visited two. We found the food flavorful with a lot of variety even though we eat kosher. We did not try to book any "A la cart" restaurants since we wanted Mexican for our whole stay. The drinks very more than I could drink and they have many many varieties. The staff was friendly and respectful, typical Mexican politeness which I treasure! The room, as well as the whole resort, we found very clean and we never had any issues with cleanliness or service or water or supplies etc. The room cleaning staff even decorated our room as it was our 30th anniversary (I asked and tipped gratefully). She did an amazing job. Thank you K. Having talked with lot of other guests, we discovered that this place is a favorite for many Canadians who go there yearly and for many weeks at a time. They, as well as my wife and I, really enjoy it. Something different about this resort is that there is a large number of Mexicans as guest which makes it even more interesting. Big ethnic diversity. I love it. The beach is fantastic. Overall, a great medium sized resort that I can easily visit again. The old saying "treat others as you would want to be treated" can NOT be overstated. Any staff at any resort are hospitality professionals who work hard. Treat them as such. They are NOT your slaves!!! Show respect and you will get it back! Don't be another KAREN who thinks the world should revolve around her/him. Over all I think this was a good value for the one week stay. As a very light sleeper next time I will ask for a room farther from the beach because I can hear the waves all night.

    Dec 21, 2025
Hotel Advisories
  • AdvisoryDaily fee of $3 US for use of the in room safety deposit boxes payable at hotel.
  • AdvisoryAll Spring Break groups for the Hotel Grand Decameron Complex Bucerías, A Trademark All-Inclusive Resort must be previously requested and authorized by the hotel
  • AdvisoryThe rates do NOT include the NEW Environmental Tax (Gov Tax). This new tax will be collected from the customers directly upon arrival at the Hotel and must be paid in Mexican pesos per room per night.
General Policy
  • Check In: 3:00 PM
  • Check Out: 12:00 PM
  • Minimum Check-In Age: 18
  • General Policies:

    Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds. 


    Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.


    Hotel Spring Break Policy - This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.

    Royal Decameron Riviera Nayarit does not accept spring breakers unless previously authorized by the hotel.


    Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.


    General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price.  Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.  Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.


  • Pet Policy : Pets Not Allowed

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Prices per person based on double occupancy including round-trip airfare via U.S. certified air carriers and round-trip airport/hotel transfers when arriving at airport closest to destination (for exceptions see Frequently Asked Questions), hotel taxes and baggage handling, fuel surcharges, and all pre-collected U.S. and foreign taxes. In some instances, pricing may specifically apply to one of multiple flights on select departure days. All packages are based on the lowest hotel/air classes available at time of publication, capacity controlled, subject to availability and change without notice. Promotional pricing may only be available for a limited time. Fees may apply for carry-on and checked baggage-view Baggage Policies. Some resort fees, environmental levies and departure taxes are not included and may be payable in resort. View Frequently Asked Questions for more information. Apple Vacations is not responsible for errors or omissions. Cancellation policies apply. Bookings are subject to the Fair Trade Contract. All public charter flights are operated by ALG Vacations Corp: Allegiant Air: PC 18-231, A319-156 seats or A320-186 seats /PC 18-234, A319-156 seats or A320-186 seats; Miami Air operated by TUI Airlines Belgium N.V. : PC 19-085 & PC 19-117, B737-800, 180 seats/PC 19-091, B737-800-183 seats; Swift Air: PC 19-092, B737-400-150 seats; Viva Aerobus: PC 18-228, A320-180 seats/ PC 19-079, A320-180-185 seats/PC 19-094, A320-185 seats. CST2139014-20 120319