Riviera Resort

Because the name Riviera Resort refers to several iconic properties worldwide, the experience varies significantly depending on the destination:

• Disney’s Riviera Resort (Florida): This 5-star Disney Vacation Club property at Walt Disney World is a “modern masterpiece” inspired by the European and Mediterranean coastlines that Walt Disney once visited. It is famous for its Disney Skyliner access to EPCOT, the rooftop Topolino’s Terrace restaurant offering character dining, and elegant mosaic murals. The accommodations range from unique “Tower Studios” for two to grand villas that sleep up to twelve.

• Riviera Resort & Spa (Palm Springs): A landmark of mid-century glamour, this California oasis captures the chic, retro spirit of the 1960s. It features the Santé Spa (the largest in the desert), two vibrant pools, and the Starlite Lounge. It is a favorite for those seeking “casual-luxe” relaxation with a backdrop of the San Jacinto Mountains.

• The Riviera Hotel & Casino (Las Vegas): Historically known as “The Riv,” this was the first high-rise on the Las Vegas Strip. While it was demolished in 2016 to make way for the Las Vegas Global Business District, it remains a legend of the “Rat Pack” era, once famously co-owned by the Marx Brothers and headlining stars like Liberace and Dean Martin.

• All Riviera Resort (Mexico): Located in the heart of Playa del Carmen, this 4-star beachfront hotel offers direct access to the Caribbean Sea. It is favored by travelers who want to be steps away from the bustling Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue) while enjoying a tranquil, sun-soaked pool and tropical garden setting.