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nagooro Newbie

Looking to go to mexico in April and stay at a resort that is somewhat known to accomodate for gluten intolerances.

 

Any personal recommendations?

 

Have researched and found a few (grand palladium, secrets) but they are priced fairly high.

 

Thanks

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We have also been researching gluten-free in Riviera Maya.

We have been to Mexico but not since the Celiac diagnosis.

 

We have found Azul Fives - is supposedly very personally accommodating - chefs will cook individual meals.

There are some good reviews about KArisma resorts allergy options too.

 

But the best info we have found is on Palladium resorts.

Specifically on a website called Open Original Shared Link  

It is a fan site of the grand palladium resorts - in Mexico and other places too

They have a Celiac / Gluten Free Menu -posted online - scroll down almost to bottom of this link page

-  Open Original Shared Link

 

Also here's a post discussing an experience with Grand Palladium - https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/80025-mexico-vacation-royal-suites-yucatan-grand-palladium/

 

Grand palladium has several resorts ( various price ranges, some family oriented, an all adult one too)

Overall they have allot of Restuarants too thru multiple connected resorts - access to 14 in Riviera Maya Grang Palladium resorts Colonian, White Sands, Royal...  - And we all know more choices are usually better.

I have NO personal experience with them yet - but when we go we will go to a Grand Palladium.

 

Good luck.

 

Looking to go to mexico in April and stay at a resort that is somewhat known to accomodate for gluten intolerances.

 

Any personal recommendations?

 

Have researched and found a few (grand palladium, secrets) but they are priced fairly high.

 

Thanks

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