Mexico is a liberal country, so this word does not need to be mentioned when speaking of the dress code for hotels. You can wear anything that makes you feel comfortable, including pajamas and tank tops or long skirts. Even, if you're staying in a beach resort, you don't have to worry about much.
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Packing dresses, lightweight long pants, and capris will help you blend in more, especially outside of coastal areas. At tourist sites you'll likely see travelers wearing shorts and tank tops, but this is not common for locals.
While tipping is allowed at some resorts, it is optional, so you won't have to worry about staff pressuring you to do so. You don't have to feel bad about not being able to or wanting to tip everyone.
There is no need to go overboard or buy a whole new wardrobe but opting for smart casual when you arrive a resort hotel, rather than thongs and a t-shirt, and casual business attire for a corporate 5 star hotel is a good rule of thumb.
Men should plan to wear dressier shorts, pants or nice jeans with a polo or other collared shirt. T-shirts, sleeveless shirts, shorts, are not typically acceptable. Women can choose a casual dress or pair a blouse with a nice pair of jeans, slacks, or a skirt.
Book In November And October As It's Much CheaperReader's Digest says that booking an all-inclusive resort during the months of November and October is going to be much cheaper. This is because this is the off-season.
A high-quality but authentic serviceThese days though, guests' expectations in a hotel are through a higher level of clean and basic amenities, a level that goes way beyond just a comfortable bed, clean rooms, corridors, a reliable WIFI connection, and other complimentary toiletries.