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Just got this info via e mail - figured I'd share it in case anyone is interested:
Cancún-based vacation ownership company, Royal Resorts, announced the July opening of its latest resort, The Royal Haciendas, located on the Riviera Maya, Mexico. The developers selected a beach and golf community five minutes to the north of district capital Playa del Carmen and 30 minutes from Cancún International Airport, to be the site of The Royal Haciendas. The Royal Haciendas will comprise two haciendas, Hacienda del Sol (Hacienda of the Sun) and Hacienda de la Luna (Hacienda of the Moon), each one a resort community with 252 villas apiece. The first phase of Hacienda del Sol has 55 villas and the entire project will be finished by 2009. All villas have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a spacious living and dining area with two Murphy beds, a fully equipped kitchen and an ocean-view terrace that is perfect for relaxing, al fresco dining and stargazing. Additional touches of luxury include flat screen TVs, DVD players, wireless Internet access, granite counter tops and a whirlpool tub for two on the terrace. The villas are available in two floor plans: the ocean-view villa (1,648 square feet) and the Penthouse and Beachfront Villa (1,722 square feet), which in addition to the aforementioned features, also has a small lounge area in the master bedroom and a larger master bathroom with closets. All villas sleep six and feature the Flexivilla concept utilized in all Royal Resorts properties, meaning that the second bedroom is a lock-off room with a kitchenette and its own separate entrance. Amenities at The Royal Haciendas include pools, floodlit tennis courts, a gym and massage service, an activity program for children and adults, kid's areas, convenience store, travel agency and car rental, as well as beachfront restaurant and poolside grill. Boutiques, specialty restaurants and a spa will be added to the resort in phase two of the project. In addition to The Royal Haciendas, the exclusive beach community will host hotels, condominiums and some private residences. It will have a Nick Price-designed 18-hole professional golf course and its own town center with restaurants, open-air cafes, bars and boutiques.
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