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What’s the easiest way to get to major LA venues from the hotel?

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For most events, rideshare or a private car is the simplest door-to-door option—especially for Hollywood and Inglewood venues.

For Downtown LA, the Metro E Line is a convenient alternative. It runs from Santa Monica to Pico Station (near Crypto.com Arena and the Convention Center) in under an hour, followed by a short walk.

The concierge team at Viceroy Santa Monica can help you choose the best option based on your venue, timing, and group size.

How do I plan a weekend stay around an event in Santa Monica?

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Plan your stay around the event by arriving early, leaving extra time for traffic, and setting aside time to enjoy the beach.

Stay at Viceroy Santa Monica to balance both—easy access to major venues and a relaxed coastal setting to return to. Explore our accommodations to find the right space for your weekend.

What are some unique things to do in Playa del Carmen?

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Playa del Carmen offers a mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation you won’t find anywhere else in Mexico.

At Viceroy Riviera Maya, guests can relax on a private stretch of white sand beach, snorkel along the world’s second-largest coral reef, or enjoy activities like kayaking and other water sports.

For more things to do in Playa del Carmen, explore our full activities guide

Is Riviera Maya safer than Cancún?

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Both Riviera Maya and Cancún are popular tourist destinations and are generally considered safe for travelers.

Each area has security measures in place, and resorts prioritize the safety and well-being of their guests. As with any destination, it’s always a good idea to check official travel advisories for the most up-to-date information before your trip.

Is Viceroy Riviera Maya Closing?

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No — Viceroy Riviera Maya is not closing. The resort remains fully open and operational.

In response to strong interest from returning guests, the resort will continue operating as usual. Guests can book with confidence knowing there will be no interruptions to their stay.

Any future enhancements will be made gradually and in phases, ensuring the same signature experience.

What is the Tourism Improvement District (TDI) fee?

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Starting May 1, 2026, a 1.5% Tourism Improvement District (TID) assessment will be added to all room reservations. This assessment is mandated by the City of Chicago and is calculated on the room rate and any associated room-related charges.     

The TID supports citywide tourism initiatives, including marketing and convention promotion, helping Chicago remain a top global destination. Please note this assessment is separate from the amenity fee and will appear as a line item on your folio and is collected at the time of booking.

What is St. Lucia best known for?

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St. Lucia is best known for its dramatic Piton mountains, lush volcanic landscapes and romantic beaches, making it a top Caribbean destination for nature lovers and honeymooners.

The island’s most iconic landmarks are Gros Piton and Petit Piton, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with rainforest trails, waterfalls and the sulphur springs near Soufrière.

What is there to do in St Lucia?

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St. Lucia offers a mix of adventure and relaxation, from hiking the iconic Pitons and exploring the drive-in volcano to visiting waterfalls, beaches, snorkeling spots and cultural sites.

Guests staying nearby have easy access to many of the island’s top experiences, making it simple to explore both land and sea.

Explore St. Lucia activities and experiences, or discover diving options:

Where is St. Lucia?

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St. Lucia is an island nation in the eastern Caribbean, part of the Lesser Antilles, located between Martinique and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort is located on the island’s southwest coast, close to some of St. Lucia’s most iconic landscapes.