by Mia Taylor
Last updated: 1:30 PM ET, Wed September 30, 2026
Marriott International is celebrating the opening of its 300th property in Mexico with the debut of Courtyard by Marriott Torreón.
Marriott’s largest market in the Caribbean and Latin America, Mexico now accounts for more than half of the hotel giant’s open properties in the region and nearly 40% of projects in the pipeline for the region. The international hotel giant now operates than 44,000 rooms across 25 global brands in Mexico and currently has 76 hotels in the works for Mexico representing more than 12,000 rooms.
Marriott said in a statement that it expects to open more than 10 additional hotels in Mexico before the end of 2026.
This latest milestone for Marriott is the result of sustained investment in Mexico, along with growing travel demand across the country's Caribbean and Pacific coastlines, the company said.
"Reaching the 300-property mark in Mexico is a landmark achievement for Marriott International, reflecting the strength of our global brands and the momentum that has positioned us as the leading hospitality company in Mexico with the largest portfolio of open and pipeline hotels," said Alejandro Acevedo, regional vice president of Development for Marriott International in the Caribbean and Latin America.
"Mexico's rich travel landscape continues to open new avenues for expansion, and our success in the market is rooted in a locally driven approach, powered by talented teams across development and operations who understand the unique dynamics of the country,” Acevedo added. “By combining flexible conversion platforms, expanded all-inclusive offerings, branded residential and targeted development in regional business hubs, we are giving owners diverse ways to create value, while giving Marriott Bonvoy members even more choices to tailor their stays.”
Mexico continues to deliver strong momentum for Marriott, including across its luxury and all-inclusive portfolio. In June, Marriott expanded its luxury offering with the opening of The St. Regis Costa Mujeres Resort, Cancún, a beachfront enclave located near protected mangroves and the barrier reef. In May, the company debuted the conversion of The Westin Playa Vallarta, an All-Inclusive Resort, marking the brand’s first all-inclusive property in Mexico.
Additional openings on the horizon for Mexico’s coast include Casa Nizuc, a Tribute Portfolio Resort, expected to debut in November.
Marriott also recently announced an agreement with BlueBay Group to introduce a Marriott Hotels all-inclusive resort in Riviera Maya.
Additionally, through an agreement with The Reef Resorts & Spa, Marriott plans to convert three properties to join the Tribute Portfolio Hotels collection, The Reef Playacar, The Reef 28, and The Reef Coco Beach, adding 676 rooms to the brand’s all-inclusive pipeline and marking its debut in Playa del Carmen.
Several more properties are expected to open across Mexico as well, including Hotel Boca Alameda, Mexico City, Autograph Collection, Delta Hotels by Marriott Chihuahua, and CASAMAYOR Hotel Hacienda, Autograph Collection, further reflecting the company’s continued expansion and diversification.
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