If you are looking for videos which give you lots of info about a resort, check out 3 Days 3 Noches. Blanche does a great job explaining the basic pros and cons of staying at an all-inclusive resort.
The previous Omni Cancun has now switched over to Wyndham Grand Cancun and Villas. There was no major disruption in the change, so there should be no surprises. It is a family-friendly all-inclusive resort with the following amenities: Continue reading
Here’s the response I received from the reservations department at Haven Riviera Cancun when inquiring how to ensure a confirmed booking at the new Serenity Club section.
Wow, a resort opening something exactly on time, what a concept. I am impressed that Haven Riviera Cancun has opened their new Serenity Club addition as scheduled. It is located on the north side of the existing resort and offers the following: Continue reading
The Gypsy Club nightclub at Secrets Moxche is now open! The lighting looks awesome–the hours and what is featured at the nightclub are now listed on the AMR Collection app. Check it out while you are there; it is located on the north side of the resort next to the Impression building.
It’s looking pretty good for the new adults-only Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya to open sometime in December 2022. If you have been following the news about this resort, this one used to be Secrets Capri, a long-time favorite of Secrets fans and couples who wanted to celebrate special occasions.
For those of you who count on taking the very good public bus system in Cancun’s Hotel Zone, be prepared for some service interruptions, at least for the present. Due to threats from taxi drivers to several bus drivers in the Hotel Zone, the public bus system may not be operating after 10:30 p.m. during your Cancun stay. This is typically a busy time for hotel guests who are in the process of leaving for popular bars and clubs in the Forum area of the Hotel Zone (clubs typically stay open until after 3 a.m. with many patrons arriving after 11 p.m.). Since the bus system in the Hotel Zone only costs 12 Mexican pesos (or you can give the bus driver a $1 USD bill) for a one-way trip, it is the cheapest way to get around Cancun.
The one on the right is the one that’s finished. Courtesy Royal Resorts.
Silent discos are not exactly a brand new “thing”, they actually started being introduced at get togethers, parties, and wedding receptions in the US around 2019. Silent discos have gradually made their way to Mexico and other Caribbean resorts and, while they appear periodically at various properties in these areas, they don’t seem to stay around with any regularity (in general) nor have they been introduced at a lot of resorts, at least in eastern Mexico.
The votes are in and here’s the winners in Eastern Mexico’s Top 20 Best Resorts 2022 according to the most recent Conde Nast reader’s poll. I’ve only included the all-inclusive/all-inclusive optional resorts in Cancun and the Riviera Maya. Continue reading