RIU Hotels

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RIU Hotels is a hotel chain jointly owned by tour operators TUI AG and the Riu family.[1] The chain was founded in 1953 by the Riu family. There are now RIU Hotels in the U.S.A, The Caribbean, The Canary Islands, The Cape Verde Islands, Europe and Africa.

Contents

Hotel Riu Palace Las Americas
Hotel Riu Palace Las Americas

Cancun

  • RIU Cancun
  • RIU Palace Las Americas
  • RIU Caribe

Riviera Maya

  • RIU Palace Mexico
  • RIU Tequila
  • RIU Yucatan
  • RIU Playacar
  • RIU Lupita
  • RIU Palace Riviera Maya

Vallarta

  • RIU Jalisco
  • RIU Vallarta

Los Cabos

  • RIU Palace Cabo San Lucas

Puerto Plata

Punta Cana

  • RIU Bambu
  • RIU Naiboa
  • RIU Taino
  • RIU Palace Macao
  • RIU Palace Punta Cana

Negril

Ocho Rios

  • RIU Ocho Rios- Built in October 2005, this resort has 846 rooms, 2 pools with swim-up bars, themed night shows, 7 restaurants, 6 bars, 24 hour sports bar with casino, and located on a prestine stretch of beach.

Montego Bay

  • Coming soon

Varadero

  • RIU Turquesa
  • RIU Las Morlas

Florida

  • RIU Florida Beach

Paradise Island

  • RIU Paradise Island

Palm Beach

  • RIU Aruba Grand

Tenerife

Bol

  • RIU Bonaca

Hammamet

  • RIU El Kebir

Golden Sands

  • RIU Bolero - went ot of RIU in summer 2006
  • RIU Arabella - went out of RIU in summer 2006
  • RIU Viva

Obzor

  • RIU Helios Bay

Sunny Beach

  • RIU Helios
  • RIU Evrika

Albena

  • RIU Mura Beach

Paphos

  • RIU Cypria Maris
  • RIU Cypria Bay

Island of Sal

  • RIU Funana
  • RIU Garopa

Island of Boa Vista

  • RIU Karamboa (Coming soon)

  1. ^ Hotel Online (September 2001). Riu Hotels: From a Small Family Business to an International Company. Press release. Retrieved on 2006-07-16.

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