Mayan Mansion great room with a full wall of glass open to the private pool and jungle, in Playacar Phase 2, Playa del Carmen

Playacar Phase 2 · Playa del Carmen, Mexico

Mayan Mansion: A Private 8-Bedroom Mansion for Rent in Playa del Carmen

Mayan Mansion is one privately rented eight-bedroom, ten-bathroom home for up to 16 overnight guests in Playacar Phase 2, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. It is not directly beachfront. Enjoy a basement speakeasy, a professionally sound-engineered listening room with 12 recliners, and a private pool and jacuzzi. Ask the house manager about optional-service arrangements.

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8bedrooms
10bathrooms (8 full + 2 powder)
16guests, two per bedroom
Speakeasysoundproof party room, downstairs
Listening roomengineered for sound
Privatepool, whole house yours
GatedPlayacar, guarded 24/7
Accessiblehandicap-equipped bedroom
Cat 5hurricane protection
Commercial A/Cnever too hot

Only at Mayan Mansion

A private speakeasy and a sound-engineered listening room, under your own roof

A basement speakeasy and dedicated listening room offer indoor entertainment without leaving the house. Use remains subject to applicable house and community rules.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the soundproof speakeasy in the basement, with emerald-green walls, a long wooden bar with green leather stools and arched display cabinets in fluted wood
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the speakeasy dance floor under a mirrored disco ballMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the speakeasy lounge with a carved daybed and a full-moon photographMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the speakeasy entrance and cane lounge chairs

Your own basement speakeasy

The basement speakeasy has emerald-green walls, a wooden bar, lounge seating and a dance floor. Soundproofing does not imply unrestricted music, parties or exemption from house and community rules. Confirm your intended use before booking.

Have the private chef cook dinner, open the wine, put on the music and stay as late as the group wants. No reservation, no driver, no taxis, no lines, no strangers, no neighbors knocking.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the listening room, with twelve gray leather recliners on three stepped tiers, a fluted wood wall and slim vertical wall lights
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: three tiers of leather recliners, seen from the frontMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the listening room screen seen from the reclinersMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: recliners stepping up to the fluted wood wall

A listening room designed by sound engineers

Mayan Mansion's listening room was designed by professional sound engineers to feel like a high-end audio showroom. The room's dimensions, acoustic materials, speaker placement and equipment were designed together, for this one room. It is not a home cinema with good speakers. Bring your favorite album and hear it the way it was meant to sound: a listening experience like no other.

Twelve gray leather recliners sit on three stepped tiers, theater style, in front of a wall of fluted wood, lit by slim vertical wall lights. It also makes an exceptional movie night: the whole group sharing one film on the big screen instead of sixteen phone screens.

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Inside Mayan Mansion

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Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the great room, with a huge sectional sofa under a giant 12-blade ceiling fan, the 12-seat dining table and the kitchen beyond
One great room for the whole group, under a giant 12-blade fan and commercial-grade air conditioning.
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: kitchen with a long stone island, rattan-back bar stools and glass-front cabinets lit from inside
The kitchen and breakfast bar
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: long dining table set for the group under three woven rattan lanterns
The dining table, under woven lanterns
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: double-height entrance hall with a glass wall, three round mirrors and a wooden console
The double-height entrance hall
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: living room sectional sofa with sliding glass doors to the garden
The living room

One house. Your whole group.

A mansion for rent in Playa del Carmen, for one group at a time

Most groups in Playa del Carmen end up split across hotel floors or two rentals. At Mayan Mansion everyone sleeps under one roof, eats at one table and shares one pool. The whole house is yours: no other guests, no shared spaces, no one else's schedule.

The house was built for groups from the start, because the market was missing an 8-bedroom home where quality doesn't drop as the group gets bigger.

Kitchen, dining and great room

One table for everyone, and a champagne bar built into the kitchen

The whole ground floor is one great room: the living room, the dining table and the kitchen open into each other, and a full wall of glass slides away to the pool and the jungle garden. Nobody gets left in another room.

The dining table seats the whole group under three woven rattan lanterns . The kitchen is built for a private chef: a long stone island with a wooden breakfast bar and a row of rattan-back stools, a professional range with a griddle, a built-in ice maker, and custom cabinetry: the owners hand-picked the hardwood and a local carpenter built every cabinet for this kitchen, including the glass-front cabinets lit from inside. Running down the middle of the island is a full champagne bar: a long trough carved into the stone that fills with ice. It is the centerpiece of the champagne brunch many groups ask the house manager to organize (arranged for an additional fee). In the living room, a huge sectional sofa seats a crowd.

Never too hot, even in August

Many mansions for rent in Mexico have undersized air conditioning, and a big group in a hot house is an uncomfortable stay. Mayan Mansion's great room is cooled by commercial-grade ceiling air conditioning, built for a space this size, so no one is ever too hot. Every bedroom, the speakeasy and the listening room have their own air conditioning.

Overhead, a giant 12-blade ceiling fan spans the living room, a showpiece that keeps the air moving when the glass wall is open to the pool.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: stone island with its built-in champagne bar and breakfast set at the wooden bar
The island and breakfast bar
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: champagne bottles on ice in the champagne bar built into the stone island
The champagne bar, set for brunch
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: dining table set for the group under woven lanterns
Dinner for the whole group
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: professional range with griddle, glass-front cabinets and tile backsplash
A kitchen built for a private chef
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: living room with custom rattan-and-wood media wall and garden doors
The living room
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: kitchen island with bar stools and the pool just outside
Kitchen to pool in a few steps

The story in the design

A house built on the Maya world, from the front door to the bottom of the pool

Mayan Mansion is a modern house, but every part of its design was drawn from the Maya world and Maya philosophy. Here is the story guests discover as they walk through it.

The Maya arch

The facade greets you with a Maya arch, the stepped, corbelled arch of the great Maya cities, so the house belongs to the Yucatán before you even step inside.

The door to the underworld

The front door represents the entrance to Xibalba, the Maya underworld, the passage the ancient Maya believed led between worlds. Walking through it is the first step of the journey.

Four columns, five elements

The four columns of the entrance represent the four elements: wind, water, fire and earth. The circular window in the middle of the door frame represents the fifth, quintessence, the element that holds the other four together.

As above, so below

The pool follows the old principle "as above, so below." Set into its floor in LED lights is the constellation of Virgo, the sign of prosperity, so at night the sky is mirrored in the water. Our hope is that the Maya gods bless the house, and every guest who stays in it, with the prosperity of the ages.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the front entrance, designed as a representation of the entrance to the Maya underworld, with a wooden door and a circular window at its center
The entrance to the underworld
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the wooden front door seen from the double-height entrance hall
The front door, from inside

The eight bedrooms

Eight bedrooms. Eight favorites. No one gets the bad room.

Every bedroom at Mayan Mansion was designed one by one, each around a place in the Yucatán, with its own art, colors and details. All of the carpentry in every bedroom, from the closets and wardrobes to the built-ins, was made by hand by a local carpenter, in hardwood the owners picked out themselves. Every one has a private bathroom. Whoever you put in which room, everyone in the group gets a room they'll talk about.

8 bedrooms, each en-suite, plus 2 powder rooms: 10 bathrooms in all, for up to 16 guests. Playa and Cenote Azul have king beds, Arrecife has two twin beds, and the other five have queen beds. Two bedrooms, Tortuga and Arrecife, are on the ground floor for older guests or anyone who would rather skip the stairs. Six are upstairs, including the master suite (Playa) and the co-master suite (Cenote Azul).

Bedroom 1 of 8 · The master suite

The Playa Room

Master suite Upstairs Private bathroom King bed

Playa is the Caribbean beach, the reason most people come to the Riviera Maya. The master suite brings it inside: a wall-sized photograph of white sand and clear turquoise water hangs over the bed.

Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open to a balcony over the jungle garden. A king-size rattan bed, woven pendant lights, a ceiling fan, a warm cove-lit ceiling and its own private bathroom.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the Cenote Azul bedroom, the co-master suite: a king bed with a cream upholstered headboard against a deep navy wall, under a large photograph of a cave cenote with a stone walkway into blue water, with glass doors to a balcony over the jungle

Bedroom 2 of 8 · The co-master suite

The Cenote Azul Room

Co-master suite Upstairs Private bathroom King bed

Cenote Azul is named for the Yucatán's cenotes: natural sinkholes of fresh, impossibly clear blue water, sacred to the ancient Maya. Over the bed hangs a large photograph of a cave cenote, a stone walkway leading out over glowing blue water, set against a deep navy wall the color of the cenote itself.

The second of the two principal bedrooms, with the same standard as the master: a king bed with a cream upholstered headboard hung from a black rail on leather straps, slim wooden pendant lights, crisp white bedding, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors to a private balcony with a glass railing, looking straight into the jungle treetops. Its own private bathroom.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the Tortuga bedroom on the ground floor: a queen rattan bed with palm-leaf bedding against a deep olive wall, a large sea turtle photograph and a beaded octagon mirror
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Tortuga bedroom with ceiling fan and air conditioningMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Tortuga private bathroom with walk-in shower

Bedroom 3 of 8 · Sea turtles of the Riviera Maya

The Tortuga Room

Ground floor Easy access Private bathroom Queen bed

Tortuga honors the sea turtles that nest on Riviera Maya beaches and swim the reefs offshore, which you can snorkel beside in Akumal, just down the coast. A large photograph of a sea turtle gliding over coral fills the wall.

One of the two ground-floor bedrooms, chosen for older guests or anyone who would rather skip the stairs. A queen rattan bed with palm-leaf bedding against a deep olive feature wall, woven bamboo pendant lights, a beaded octagon mirror, a leather bench, a walk-in closet and its own private bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the Arrecife bedroom on the ground floor, handicap-equipped: two twin beds with coral-print bedding, a burnt-orange wall and a coral reef photograph
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Arrecife twin beds under the reef photographMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Arrecife accessible bathroom with grab barsMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: step-free shower with stone benchMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: closet with pull-down rail

Bedroom 4 of 8 · The reef

The Arrecife Room

Ground floor Easy access Private bathroom Two twin beds Handicap-equipped

Arrecife is Spanish for reef, for the Mesoamerican Reef that runs along this coast, the largest reef system in the Western Hemisphere. A photograph of the reef hangs on the wall.

The second of the two ground-floor bedrooms, and the house\'s handicap-equipped room: two twin beds with coral-print bedding and white upholstered headboards, a burnt-orange feature wall, a round shell-framed mirror and shell wall lights. Its bathroom is built for guests who use a wheelchair or walker: a step-free walk-in shower with a built-in stone bench and a handheld shower, grab bars, an open vanity with knee space and a wide sliding door.

Bedroom 5 of 8 · The jungle canopy

The Jungle / Jaguar Room

Upstairs Private bathroom Queen bed

Jungle honors the Maya jungle and its most famous resident, the jaguar, sacred to the ancient Maya. The room is dressed in bold green palm-leaf prints.

A queen bed, built-in rattan wardrobes with a vanity and mirror, a wide window, a ceiling fan, warm cove lighting and its own private bathroom.

Bedroom 6 of 8 · Bohemian Tulum

The Tuluminati Room

Upstairs Private bathroom Queen bed

Tuluminati is a wink at Tulum and its bohemian crowd. Over the bed hangs a large photograph of the Tulum ruins, the Maya temple on the cliff above the turquoise Caribbean.

A macramé and shell wall hanging, woven rattan pendant lights, blue-striped linens on a queen bed, built-in rattan wardrobes with a vanity and its own private bathroom.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the Bacalar bedroom: a queen bed under a large aerial photograph of the Bacalar lagoon, on a deep teal wall
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Bacalar flower-shaped glass pendant lightMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Bacalar bedroom and its private bathroom

Bedroom 7 of 8 · The Lagoon of Seven Colors

The Bacalar Room

Upstairs Private bathroom Queen bed

Bacalar is named for the Lagoon of Seven Colors, three hours south, where the water shifts from turquoise to deep blue. A large aerial photograph of the lagoon fills the deep teal wall.

Flower-shaped glass pendant lamps throw star patterns across the walls at night. A queen rattan bed, palm-print linens, a wide window, a ceiling fan and its own private bathroom.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the Chichén Itzá bedroom: a queen bed with Maya calendar plaques and a photograph of the El Castillo pyramid at sunset
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Chichén Itzá bedroom looking into its bathroomMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: Maya-pattern tile bathroomMayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: double sinks and backlit mirrors

Bedroom 8 of 8 · Mayan stone

The Chichén Itzá Room

Upstairs Private bathroom Queen bed

Chichén Itzá honors the great Maya city and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. A wide photograph of its pyramid, El Castillo, glows at sunset on the wall.

Maya calendar plaques, rattan pendant lights, a queen bed, a ceiling fan and warm cove lighting. Its private bathroom has a wall of Maya-pattern tile, double sinks with backlit mirrors and a walk-in rain shower.

Beyond the bedrooms: a private pool and jacuzzi, the floating reading room, a rooftop terrace, the speakeasy and the listening room. The house runs on 32 rooftop solar panels as much as possible; see Giving back.

Accessible luxury

Ground-floor features for individual access needs

The ground-floor bedroom has the features listed below. This is not a blanket assurance that the whole property is wheelchair accessible. Confirm your routes, dimensions and individual requirements before booking.

The Arrecife bedroom, on the ground floor, was equipped for them:

  • Step-free walk-in shower with a built-in stone bench and handheld shower
  • Grab bars at the shower and the toilet
  • Open vanity with knee space, and a wide sliding door to the bathroom
  • Pull-down closet rail and a room safe within reach from a seated position
  • A second ground-floor bedroom, Tortuga, for a companion or family
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: accessible bathroom with grab bars and open vanity
Grab bars and open vanity
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: step-free walk-in shower with stone bench
Step-free shower with bench
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: closet with pull-down rail and low safe
Pull-down closet rail
Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: wide doorway from the bedroom into the bathroom
Wide doorway

Giving back

A mansion that gives back as much as it can

A house this size uses a lot of energy, and we know it. So we built Mayan Mansion to give back as much as we could along the way.

32 solar panels

Thirty-two solar panels on the roof generate much of the power the house uses. Our goal is to keep Mayan Mansion as close to carbon neutral as a house this size can be.

Cooling with the earth

A passive geothermal ventilation system cools incoming air through the ground before it reaches the house, so the air conditioning works less.

Water without salt or chemicals

The cistern has a magnetic water conditioner, which uses permanent magnets to keep the Yucatán's hard, mineral-rich water from building up as scale in the pipes. It works with no salt, no acids and no filters to replace.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the floating reading room, a rope net suspended about 20 feet above the floor below, under a ceiling fan, beside a huge window looking over rooftops and palm trees
The floating reading room, about 20 feet up, held by a net.

One more you won't find anywhere else

A floating reading room, 20 feet in the air

High in the house, a reading room hangs about 20 feet off the ground, held up by nothing but a strong rope net stretched across a steel frame. Lie back on the net with a book, look down through it to the floor far below, or look out of the floor-to-ceiling window over the palm trees.

It's the spot everyone photographs, and the best place in the house for a quiet afternoon.

A day at Mayan Mansion

The house is your base. The Riviera Maya is the playground.

Morning

Yoga by the pool, then chef's breakfast

Start together, with nothing to organize.

Day

Go see the region

A beach day at Xpu-Ha, a cenote swim, the reef, Tulum, Chichén Itzá, Bacalar, golf or a yacht day. Your house manager books it.

Night

Chef's dinner at home, then downstairs

An album in the listening room, then the speakeasy until whenever. No shuttle schedule, no lobby, no splitting up over restaurants.

Mayan Mansion, Playa del Carmen: the private pool and wooden sun deck with loungers and a hammock under jungle trees
The private pool and sun deck, wrapped in jungle, with a lazy hammock behind the pool for afternoon naps. No seaweed, ever.

Why it isn't on the beach

An inland home with its own private pool

Beach conditions, including seaweed, vary. Keep beach outings flexible and check current conditions when planning your stay.

Mayan Mansion’s inland setting puts the private pool and garden at the center of your stay, rather than direct beachfront access.

The home is inside the gated Playacar Phase 2 community. Confirm practical arrival and access arrangements with the house manager.

Choose this inland setting for private time at the house, and confirm the route and current conditions when you want a beach outing.

Instead, the pool sits in its own private jungle garden: a wooden sun deck with loungers, a big umbrella, and a lazy hammock strung between the trees behind the pool for afternoon naps.

The beach is a short drive or bike ride away when it's clear.

Your house manager

In touch the minute you book

Your house manager takes care of everything you need, from a private chef to excursions or wake-up yoga every morning.

She registers your group at the Playacar gate before you arrive, so your wristbands are ready.

  • Private chef, for one meal or every meal
  • Airport transfers from Cancún
  • Grocery pre-stocking
  • Excursions: Cozumel, cenotes, Xcaret, Tulum
  • Wake-up yoga by the pool
  • A champagne brunch around the champagne bar
  • Daily housekeeping
  • A bartender for speakeasy nights
  • Massage and spa treatments at the house
  • Wine and champagne stocked before you arrive

Services are optional and priced separately, so your group chooses how much help it wants.

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Plan confidently for tropical weather

Ask about the property’s current storm preparations and emergency plan when arranging your stay. Building features do not replace official weather guidance.

For severe weather, follow official guidance and any evacuation instructions. No property can promise protection from every storm.

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Seasons and minimum stays

Use the dates below to plan your stay, then select check-in and check-out to see the amount for your visit.

DatesSeasonMinimum stay
2026-11-02 – 2026-11-20Low3 nights
2026-11-21 – 2026-11-29Thanksgiving4 nights
2026-11-30 – 2026-12-18Low3 nights
2026-12-19 – 2026-12-25Christmas5 nights
2026-12-26 – 2027-01-01New Year7 nights
2027-01-02 – 2027-01-31High4 nights
2027-02-01 – 2027-03-13Peak winter4 nights
2027-03-14 – 2027-04-04Spring break & Semana Santa5 nights
2027-04-05 – 2027-04-30Shoulder3 nights
2027-05-01 – 2027-05-31Low3 nights
2027-06-01 – 2027-10-31Summer2 nights
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Dates & pricing

Plan your stay at Mayan Mansion

Availability is subject to confirmation. This date checker estimates rent only; it does not show booked or open dates.

*Assumes maximum occupancy of 16 guests.

Amounts are estimates of villa rent. Request an itemized quote for applicable taxes and optional arrangements.

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Is it right for your group?

Who Mayan Mansion is for, and who it isn't

A great fit

Milestone birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette weekends, wedding parties staying together, multi-generational family reunions (two ground-floor bedrooms, one handicap-equipped), music lovers, golf groups, company retreats and EO or YPO forum retreats: groups who want to celebrate together, late, in their own house.

Not the right fit

Couples or small groups (the house is priced for a full group), and guests who want to step straight onto the sand.

Where it is

Playacar Phase 2, Playa del Carmen

Mayan Mansion is in Playacar Phase 2, a gated, 24-hour-guarded residential community built around a golf course on the south side of Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Address: Manzana 20, Lote 2, Fracción 11, Playacar Fase 2, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo 77717, Mexico.

  • Cancún International Airport: about 45–60 minutes by car
  • Downtown and Quinta Avenida: about 25 minutes on foot, or a short taxi ride
Front entrance of Mayan Mansion in Playacar Phase 2
The front entrance of Mayan Mansion.

Questions guests ask first

What is Mayan Mansion?

Enjoy one private eight-bedroom, ten-bathroom mansion for your group, with up to 16 overnight guests. Your stay is centered on this one home, not a marketplace of interchangeable villas.

What makes the Playacar setting appealing?

Mayan Mansion combines a private inland home setting with the gated Playacar Phase 2 community in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Share your access and privacy needs with the house manager before arrival.

How does the location relate to the beach?

Choose Mayan Mansion for its inland Playacar Phase 2 setting, private pool and jacuzzi. The property is not directly beachfront; ask for the appropriate beach route and current conditions when planning an outing.

How many people can stay together?

Up to 16 overnight guests can share the eight-bedroom home. Confirm the room-by-room sleeping plan so it works comfortably for your group.

How do I find the amount for my stay?

Choose your check-in and check-out dates below to see an estimated stay amount and nightly amount per guest at 16-person occupancy. Request your confirmed itemized quote before booking.

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How can I confirm availability and the full quote?

Send your dates through the existing WhatsApp contact route. The date checker helps you plan; availability, applicable taxes, optional services and booking terms are confirmed directly.

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What can we enjoy at the house?

Spend time together around the private pool and jacuzzi, in the basement speakeasy, or in the professionally sound-engineered listening room.

What is special about the listening room?

The dedicated listening room was professionally sound-engineered and has 12 recliners. It is a distinctive indoor option for music-focused time together.

How can our group use the basement speakeasy?

The soundproof basement speakeasy provides a private indoor entertainment space. Discuss your intended use in advance so music, visitors and timing fit the house and community rules.

Can the house manager help arrange services?

Yes. Discuss optional chef, grocery, transport and other service arrangements with the house manager. Availability, scope and any separate quote are confirmed for your stay.

Which features help guests with individual access needs?

A ground-floor bedroom offers an option to discuss when planning individual access needs. Share your individual requirements so routes, stairs and dimensions can be checked before booking; these features do not mean every area is step-free.

How can we plan a comfortable private group stay?

Tell us who is traveling, your dates and the type of stay you have in mind. Private family, birthday, bachelor or bachelorette accommodation and small forum stays can then be assessed against the 16-person overnight limit and applicable rules.

Is safety or confidentiality guaranteed?

No guarantee should be inferred; discuss practical needs and precautions before booking.

How can we prepare for weather and beach conditions?

Plan flexible outings and enjoy the private pool and indoor rooms as part of your stay. Ask about current conditions, official guidance and the applicable booking terms before committing to weather-dependent plans.

What should I verify before paying a deposit?

Confirm the property, the operator’s authority, the written agreement and the payment recipient. Keep the booking details and essential arrangements documented so you can plan confidently.

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Mayan Mansion great room and kitchen

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