For those of you not familiar with Villa del Palmar, it is an all-inclusive optional resort in the Playa Mujeres area north of downtown Cancun. Tafer Resorts has three adjacent properties right in this location–Villa del Palmar, Garza Blanca Cancun, and the brand new Hotel Mousai Cancun.
Rebranded Hilton Cancun Mar Caribe, photo courtesy of El Sureste
Still looking to book an all-inclusive resort in Cancun for the summer? Club Med Cancun should be right up there on your list of resorts to check out for a fun, family-oriented summer vacation!
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
The one on the right is the one that’s finished. Courtesy Royal Resorts.
I think that some travelers forget there is a Club Med in Cancun. Especially with all the new and renovated resorts with their “bells and whistles” , older and more established resorts like the Club Med chain may pale in comparison and become lower on travel wish lists.
If you’re interested in how CCM looks these days now that it’s been open for a bit, take a look at the video below. Meanwhile, here’s a few facts about this resort: Continue reading
Photo courtesy of US News and World Report
Here’s another in my series of budget all-inclusive resort suite reviews. This time I’m highlighting the family-friendly GR Solaris Cancun, a resort on the east side of the “7” in Cancun’s Hotel Zone. This resort is very popular with families looking for four star resort amenities at a very affordable price.
The Palace Resorts brand has been around for quite some time and has always been synonymous with attentive guest service and good food. Families looking for a great resort close to the action of Cancun should check out Beach Palace, part of the Palace Resorts chain of properties–check the website for “Kids Stay Free” promotions . Palace Resorts still offers “resort credits” towards specific items such as tours, spa treatments, golf, and private dinners on the beach. Guests receive $1500 worth of such credits by staying 5-8 nights; longer stays results in additional credits being awarded. (Be aware that guests who use their credits will be charged a 16% service fee towards the item–for example, if a private dinner is typically $100 and a guest chooses to use their credits to “pay” for this amenity, the guest would be charged 16% of the total amount of the service).