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An all-inclusive resort often seems obvious when planning a budget-friendly vacation. Everything is

[Destinations]( [Collections]( [Hotels]( [Best Value All-Inclusive Resorts]( [Best Value All-Inclusive Resorts]( An all-inclusive resort often seems obvious when planning a budget-friendly vacation. Everything is (supposedly) included, so (supposedly) what you pay upfront is the only fee you'll incur, and you can (supposedly) drink, dine, and play till your heart's content. But unfortunately, some hotels that bill themselves as "all-inclusive" have plenty of caveats: VIP-only pools, limited dining hours, and hefty fees for just about anything extra -- to name just a few. So you won't be met with any surprises on your next getaway, we did the research and found the top all-inclusive properties that truly offer a great bang for your buck. These hotels, in the Caribbean and Mexico, are the best for those looking for the most value. [Oyster Bullet] 1. Solmar Resort, Los Cabos This mid-range all-inclusive property is on the smaller side, so guests get all of the perks of an all-inclusive in a more intimate environment. The real highlight is the hotel’s beachfront location, within walking distance of the marina and downtown. All rooms feature kitchenettes. Although the beach is not swimmable, the [Solmar]( still attracts folks to the sandy stretch, plus its pool with a swim-up bar. [Oyster Bullet] 2. Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa A mega-resort, the [Grand Palladium]( feels like a shopping mall but is expansive enough for privacy, romance, and fun. It has numerous pools (including the largest in Jamaica), large rooms, name-brand liquor, tasty breakfasts, mini-golf, and more — all for lower rates than lesser-equipped all-inclusives. [Oyster Bullet] 3. El Cozumeleno Beach Resort, Cozumel [El Cozumeleño]( is a mid-range, all-inclusive resort located directly on a long, narrow beach in northern Cozumel. Its 252 rooms are no-frills; some have dated technology, but all units are spacious (especially those in the original building). The pools are the highlight here (one has a popular swim-up bar), but golf is also a draw due to the resort’s location across the street from a beloved golf course. [Best Value All-Inclusive Resorts]( [Oyster Bullet] 4. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana, Dominican Republic The massive, all-inclusive [Hard Rock]( is a sleek option in Punta Cana, located on a gorgeous stretch of white-sand beach. Getting from one place to another on the sprawling property can take some time, but the hotel provides a shuttle. In addition, the size allows the resort to have broad appeal — it attracts families, couples, and partiers. The signature Hard Rock rocker vibe can be seen throughout the hotel, whether in the music-themed decor or the free guitar rentals. [Oyster Bullet] 5. Samba Vallarta – All Inclusive, Puerto Vallarta Compared to the many massive hotels at the north end of Nuevo Vallarta, the [Samba Vallarta’s]( 183-room, four-story Spanish colonial-style building feels pleasantly small-scale — and the pools and beach tend to be less crowded than elsewhere. This affordable mid-range property is a fine choice for those who want to go the all-inclusive route but don’t want a mega-resort experience. [Oyster Bullet] 6. Riu Palace Pacifico All-Inclusive, Riviera Nayarit The Spanish hotel company Riu offers three classes of all-inclusive in Nuevo Vallarta, and the 445-room [Palace Pacifico]( is the top dog — but offers a solid bang for your buck. The grounds are immaculate, sprawling with lush, towering palms and perfectly manicured garden walkways dotted with high-end lounge seating — and the expansive pool, with a swim-up bar and in-pool lounges and bistro tables, isn’t too shabby either. [CONTINUE READING]( Looking for a place to stay? 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