Since its 2014 debut, “Bachelor in Paradise” has become a summer TV staple. Its blend of tropical romance, drama under the sweltering sun and iconic rose ceremonies has kept it going for ten seasons.

Over the years, the Mexico beach that the Bachelor franchise’s summer spin-off filmed at — with its colorful daybeds, famous beach bar, and intimate villas — became a character of its own on the show.

Hotel guests are expected to check in to the Azura Boutique Hotel and Residences in early 2019. While construction at the former Surf Side Beach Club is still ongoing, the first residences on the ...