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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Beachfront Family & Spa Resort, half a mile of white sand. AAA Four diamond Award hotel, selection of 5 gourmet restaurants, 2 swimming pools, golf court & kids club.
**All for you plan available (all included + no restrictions)
Rising above one of the most unusual shorelines in the world, the Gran Melia Cancun reigns supreme along the Mexican Caribbean.
Situated next to the shimmering turquoise sea, the hotel's impressive architecture is considered one of the most spectacular and most luxurious in Mexico.
Drawing inspiration from the ancient Maya civilization, the hotel promises a relaxing atmosphere amid a lush natural environment highlighted by brilliant tropical gardens, graceful palm trees, lush ferns and hanging plants dotted with gurgling fountains. Above it all, huge crystal domes filter the sun's warming rays into a majestic atrium.
Situated just 15 minutes from the destination's international airport, close to the hotel zone's most desirable location, where exciting shopping "ops," scintillating nightlife, plentiful restaurant choices and fascinating attractions are around nearly every corner. The magnificent pyramid-style architecture nestles close to an exclusive golf club 9 hole, along a sweeping stretch of white sandy beach, housing 683 rooms including 50 Junior Suites, as well as a Presidential and Governor's Suite.
Hotel Amenities: All accommodations include: air conditioning, hair dryer, alarm clock, iron and ironing board, 110 volt outlets, satellite TV, pay-per-view, international direct dial telephone, smoke detector, stocked minibar, purified water, shower, vanity, bathing and grooming accessories and safety deposit box.
The resort offers multilingual staffing, nearby marina access, recreational water sports, supervised daily activities program for adults and children interactive events, babysitting services, medical services, access for the physically challenged, laundry/valet, complementary parking, currency exchange, newsstand, tobacco shop, boutique, travel agency, business center and car rental.
An Executive nine-hole Golf Course has been created for beginning golfers. Additional on-site activities include aqua-aerobics, beach volleyball, five acres of swimming pools, water polo, paddle tennis and two floodlit, tennis courts. The Spa menu offers a wide range of treatments and massage therapies.
All Included & No restrictions = All for you
All Meals & Beverages
Room Service Menu & In Room Minibar
On property Kids Club, Golf, Tennis & Wellness Centre
None motorized Water Sports at Aqua World
WiFi in Public Areas
Tax & Services
*Available Lobster & fine cuts supplement.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.3 out of 5
(63 reviews)
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Hotel address: Blvd Kulkulcan km 16.5 Zona Hotelera, Cancun, Mexico 77500
Cancun, Mexico
Cancun International Airport (CUN) - 8 Milles
Cancun is located on the Yucatan Peninsula in the State of Quintana Roo and features soft sandy beaches along calm Caribbean shores. With more than 300 days of sunshine, temperatures range from 80-85 degrees September - April and 85-90 degrees May - August. The seat of the ancient Maya Empire, Cancun affords easy access to archaeological sites such as Tulum, Cozumel, Isla de Mujeres, Cobá and Chichen Itza; ecological parks such as Xcaret and Xel-ha and the neighboring islands of Cozumel, Isla Mujeres, Playa del Carmen, Holbox and Cotoy.
Fish and sea food specialties. Located beseide the south pool with a great ocean view.
Tempo is the place for Mediterranean dining and seafood with impeccable service, a wide selection of wines, and live instrumental music. Open from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Ku-nah dishes up comtemporary Mexican cuisine.Open from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Located on the garden floor at the central pyramid; it offers buffet or a la carte breakfasts.Open from breakfast from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM.
The resort has more than 31,000 square feet of meeting and banquet facilities, 21 breakout rooms and two state-of-the-art business centers. The grand ballroom features 16,146 square feet of function space and the capacity for 1,100 people in a banquet-style arrangement or a reception of 1,800. The convention center can be converted into seven breakout rooms with a ceiling height of 25 feet. In addition, there are four breakout suites that provide 1,076 square feet of meeting space and a business center with state-of-the-art equipment. Adjacent to the convention center, the 6,789-square-foot Lanzarote Ballroom can accommodate 90 at a banquet or 160 in theater-style seating and can be divided into three separate function rooms. There are four smaller conference rooms providing another 3,359 square feet of breakout space for seminars, board meetings and banquet functions.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.3 out of 5
(63 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Beautiful hotel and good service
Jack Oct 22, 2009
Best price got beautiful hotel and good service is a good deal.I like this hotel style and very peaceful. It's a very good ... relax place better then Hawaii hotels and cheaper.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Outstanding
FluidArt Oct 16, 2009
You probably won't find a better hotel in Cancun. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Take the bus... Cabs over charge for tourists. Don't tip out everyone, because almost everyone helping you will expect money in return.
Score
3 out of 5
Nice hotel- avoid the time share reps
ny traveler Sep 23, 2009
The room was very nice, marble floors, nice decor, very clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. 2 pools but one is for ... their VIPs. Good location, the bus stops right in front of the hotel. BUT, I do not like the check-in procedure. As soon as you check in you are directed to what you think is an information desk but winds up being a time share sales desk. They hold on to your keys so you can't just walk away or go straight to your room. Made the stupid and HUGE mistake of agreeing to sit through their 90 min. presentation in exchange for some discounted tickets. Bad idea, the whole thing just turned me off to an otherwise nice hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
If you like Mexican , try La Distilleria, excellent food and service + mariachi band! Avoid time share presentation, not worth any freebies they offer you unless you are already inclined to buy.
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Take the bus... Cabs over charge for tourists. Don't tip out everyone, because almost everyone helping you will expect money in return.
--FluidArt, Vancouver Canada Oct 16, 2009
If you like Mexican , try La Distilleria, excellent food and service + mariachi band! Avoid time share presentation, not worth any freebies they offer you unless you are already inclined to buy.
--ny traveler, NY Sep 23, 2009
Take the bus! It's only 7.5 pesos. And it takes you anywhere!
--Burn90, Seattle, WA Sep 7, 2009
Overall score
4.3 out of 5
(63 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Beautiful hotel and good service
Jack Oct 22, 2009
Best price got beautiful hotel and good service is a good deal.I like this hotel style and very peaceful. It's a very good ... relax place better then Hawaii hotels and cheaper.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Outstanding
FluidArt Oct 16, 2009
You probably won't find a better hotel in Cancun. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Take the bus... Cabs over charge for tourists. Don't tip out everyone, because almost everyone helping you will expect money in return.
Score
3 out of 5
Nice hotel- avoid the time share reps
ny traveler Sep 23, 2009
The room was very nice, marble floors, nice decor, very clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. 2 pools but one is for ... their VIPs. Good location, the bus stops right in front of the hotel. BUT, I do not like the check-in procedure. As soon as you check in you are directed to what you think is an information desk but winds up being a time share sales desk. They hold on to your keys so you can't just walk away or go straight to your room. Made the stupid and HUGE mistake of agreeing to sit through their 90 min. presentation in exchange for some discounted tickets. Bad idea, the whole thing just turned me off to an otherwise nice hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
If you like Mexican , try La Distilleria, excellent food and service + mariachi band! Avoid time share presentation, not worth any freebies they offer you unless you are already inclined to buy.
Score
5 out of 5
Great hotel!
Burn90 Sep 7, 2009
Very clean rooms, the interior design is beautiful. The staff is very funny and friendly. couldn't be any better! this is the ... best hotel in cancun!
Traveler type: Family
Take the bus! It's only 7.5 pesos. And it takes you anywhere!
Score
5 out of 5
It's a perfect place to stay in Cancun!
The Lucky One Aug 25, 2009
I was pleasantly surprised that the hotel accommodations and the level of services are as nice as the ones in Cabos San ... Lucas. I heard Cancun being an "American town" with noisy crowds, but turned out to be not true. The upgrade to an ocean view definitely worth every penny! Everyone got to try the "Gran Melia" and "Mango Magaritas" :)
Traveler type: Family
Forget about taking the bus to downtown even though it only osts .70 cents each way in pesos. You would not stand the humidity my friends,trust me! Always take an air conditioned taxi instead.
Score
4 out of 5
Buyer Beware!!!!!!!!!!!
Mom Aug 23, 2009
Top notch hotel with an excellent variety of restaurants combined with great service. Drawback? Expensive!!!!!!!!!! but given ... the problems we had checking in (which was not their fault)we were treated so well by the Front Desk manager & staff who commsserated with the problems we incurred and updated us to ocean view rooms and gave us discounts
Traveler type: Family
If you think when you're booking this that you are paying for an all inclusive hotel you are not...we thought we had paid in full for an all inclusive deal only to find out when we arrived that the all inclusive was not included !!!!!
Score
3 out of 5
Not bad
Mhelz Aug 18, 2009
I have no major complaints except that the ceiling started to leak! Fortunately it happened on our last night's stay. Also, I ... would not recommend this hotel if you're not used to walking long distances! From the bus stop to the hotel is a distance, PLUS you would have to take a long flight of stairs to get to the lobby! Can be very exhausting
Traveler type: Couples
If you did not do the "all-inclusive" there are two shopping malls that are close by and paying the $7.50 pesos for the bus fare, you have a decent selection of restaurants for reasonable prices
Score
4 out of 5
Great resort!
rainmug Aug 18, 2009
My sister and I decided to take a girls trip to Cancun. We are 20-somethings and wanted a place that was relaxing and not too ... hectic. The hotel itself is beautiful, and pretty grand. We had a room with a lagoon view. The room itself was very nice, with a spacious bathroom and a sitting area and a balcony. It was also very clean. We had our toiletries all over the bathroom counter the first day, and housekeeping organimzed it for us. They also have a night turn down services which was great for when we needed towels, they removed all the decorative pillows from the bed. The pool was great, very big and has a swim up bar, there are also two hot tubs. The only downside was it closes at 8 pm which didn't work so well when we had gone on a day trip and wanted to relax in it that evening. The beach was great. There were some rocky areas but these were clearly marked with a red flag. On all of the 3 days there, the flag was yellow, but we were still able to swim. There were also plenty of beach chairs. The location of the hotel worked well for us because we didn't want to be too close to the clubs. We were close enough by bus to the La Isla mall, quite a few nice restaurants, etc. My only gripe was the stairs leading up to the hotel. If you take the bus, you will have to go up these stairs, it wasn't too bad when it was cool, but in the middle of the afternoon it wasn't fun. We also had a room on the main floor close and could hear other guests walking pass the corridor in the morning. But these points won't keep me from staying here again.
Traveler type: Family
Take the bus everywhere you go. Its safe and very cheap. We were able to get to the mall and the club areas very easily.
Score
4 out of 5
The Gran Melia did NOT disappoint!
The San Diego Duo Travelers Aug 13, 2009
Usually when I look at the pictures of hotels online, I take it with a grain of salt...but sure enough, all the pictures of ... the Gran Melia were accurate! On our first day we checked in, put our bags in the room, and went downstairs to the pool/beach area and our breaths were taken away at the BEAUTIFUL color of the ocean...and we were very happy to see a non-crowded swim-up bar. We didn't get the all-inclusive as we were unsure about the quality of the food and we were planning on doing a couple all-day tours...but the next time we stay at the Gran Melia (and we definitely will!), we plan on going with all-inclusive. The food at the hotel was great (somewhat expensive, but good). Based on other reviews I read, we were on the defense about being hounded by timeshare people at the hotel, but lo and behold, we never got asked once the entire time we were there! This was a major plus in our books... There is a bus stop right in front of the hotel, so traveling via bus was easy and convenient. Regardless of what brought you to Cancun, you must see Chichen Itza...it's amazing! We also ate some delicious street tacos near all the bars in the party area at a place called The Taco Factory. Captain's Cove down the street also had yummy seafood and played awesome music the entire time we were eating. It was our first time in Cancun and staying at the Gran Melia, but it definitely will not be the last! We had a great time in Cancun!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Amazing resort!
Jesse Adam Jul 31, 2009
My girlfriend and I went down for a 4-day trip and were very impressed with everything about the hotel. The rooms were great, ... and the staff recleaned and restocked everything multiple tmes a day, something we had never experienced before. The concierge workers, especially [...], were very helpful and gave useful tips and suggestions for shopping and activities in the area. The location was great, right on the beach and across the street from AquaWorld, where we did most of the activities throughout the trip. Getting a taxi took all of about one minute, they were always on site, which made things very quick and easy. Despite most guests trekking in half the beach with them, this was still the cleanest place I've ever stayed. We ordered room service once, and were told the food would take from 25 to 30 minutes, and it arrived within 15. They came back later to remove the dishes. We didn't have cash at the time, so they offered to leave the food and come back later to get the money; very trustworthy environment. Overall, we were very satisfied with our stay, and if we go to Cancun in the future, we'll definitely be going back to this hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't pay for a shuttle service that offers to take you from the airport and around the area and back. Take a taxi to and from the airport, and ride the local bus around. We paid $65 for the shuttle and only used it from the airport to the hotel. It was disorganized and took lots of extra time. The regular city buses run up and down the hotel zone and downtown areas, and it only costs about $1 to ride. Also, if you want to leave the hotel on the shuttle service, you have to call early and schedule it. NO fun! We could have saved some time and about $30 by not booking the shuttle service.
Score
1 out of 5
PATHETIC!!
ticked off Jul 29, 2009
Convert your money before you leave the states if you don't the exchange will be much less in mexico. walmart is located in ... down town cancun and they have a good exchange rate if buying items with USD ($12.87 I think). FOR YOUR SAFETY...DO NOT DRIVE to downtown Cancun if this is your first time in MEXICO just stay on the hotel strip. The Taxi's are expensive for Americans, because Mexicans think we're all rich (example: took taxi from hotel to end of hotel strip and it cost $30 USD). TONS of lying sales people will approach you wanting to tell you a bunch of BS about their hotel for 90mins and try to get you to buy a Timeshare package, don't waste your time! They will tell you you'll get a gift at the end for your time, but its not what they promised. This happened to other americans while we were there including us. Plan a day to Xel-Ha, it is wonderful!!! We will never stay at the Gran Melia again, but will consider staying at the Royal which is a 5 diamond hotel and all inclusive. We visited there and found it to be VERY VERY nice and the food isn't bad compared to the Gran Melia.
Traveler type: Couples
Save your money and plan a trip to Bora Bora!!!
Score
1 out of 5
Water went out for a hole day!!!
Unhappy Jul 20, 2009
The water went out for a hole day when I went to the front desk I asked the lady if they could acomodate us in a different ... hotel of the same chain.. she said no that we were gona have to wait and that no money would be refunded if we left the hotel then she said if you realy need to use water you can use the botled water at a 50% discount.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Great trip but hotel condition is bad
shoper Jul 17, 2009
Hotel appearance is inpress when we just arrive the hotel. However we have to wait for long time to check-in. On the 1st day ... of stay, the power in my room is out for 30 minutes and it happened again 2 more times but nobody ask us to change to another room. We have to stayed without power in our room for 30 minutes to 1 hour each days for 3 consecutive days. But overall we had a good trip and we have fun with Xcaret tour.
Traveler type: Family
Isala mall is about 4 minutes drive from the hotel
Score
5 out of 5
Great Vacation Spot
Gloria Super Granny Jul 15, 2009
Staff very professional, you are the number one concern. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Great hotel
Kitty Jul 9, 2009
We really had great time at this hotel. Hotel room was clean, great beach and pool. We had a trobble with aircondition, but ... they fixed it right away. They had a water pipe problem while we staying but they fixed same day so we didn't have any problem. First couple days had a problem with a hot shower. Hotel breakfast was ok not great.
Traveler type: Friends
If you take a bus all the time save a maney. A bus stop right outside of the entrance, a little long walk from hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Cancun 2009
raceman Jul 5, 2009
Service cutoff to early ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Vacation time!
Ashley and Elvi Jul 1, 2009
I was very pleased with the service and quality of the food! I only wish they had an elevator that went down to street level. ...
Traveler type: Family
use the bus to find other small diners if you want to save a little money.
Score
5 out of 5
tropical paradise
always looking to relax Jun 22, 2009
The Gran Melia was beautiful. Our ocean view was surreal. The color of the ocean was the most brilliant turquoise we had ever ... seen. It is just an inviting place to relax. Only down note would be the strong sales approach to purchase a vacation unit. We spent half a day listening...need to take your "gifts" and run.
Traveler type: Couples
Take the bus to go anywhere for just a few pescos
Score
4 out of 5
Mostly good
Cancun First Timer Jun 17, 2009
The was a great trip - overall - for my first time in Cancun. The weather was great, people were nice, and activities in the ... Hotel Zone were fun. The Gran Melia was beautiful with attentive staff and meticulous grounds. However, even with that said, entertainment at the hotel was lacking and I am sad to say, but I think they have bedbugs!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Our Stay in Cancun
Ms Sheila B Jun 15, 2009
I will start by saying that this hotel is quite lovely, the location is right on the beach and the rooms are beautiful. The ... pool was large and sprawling so there was no crowding, no matter how many people were playing and the pool bar was a fun touch. I had a massage in the spa and it was a wonderful experience. The cleaning staff are not intrusive yet they maintain the cleanliness of the rooms wonderfully well. The hotel is so large though that it can be confusing, there is no air conditioning inside the hotel public areas so it's muggy in the lobby and it's hard to find your way around. The attitude of the staff is that you shouldn't have any need to leave the hotel which is NOT the way we travel. When asked about a restaurant outside the hotel the front desk staff seemed confused that we'd asked about a place outside their domain. We didn't bother to ask about local sights. The one notable exception was a young man named [...] who was one of the hotel concierge staff. The "security" staff had an almost gestapo like paranoia regarding our comings and goings. That was interesting. This is a "time share" type of hotel so be prepared to hear their spiel. They did offer cool gifts (we snorkled the reef on their dime) for listening but the pressure was intense and they got a little personal when it became obvious that "no" meant no. I had a real desire to tell the little man trying to get us to buy that the reason we'd agreed to "waste his time" was because he was offering free stuff. While I would recommend this hotel on the rooms, the pool and the beach be aware that they are sure that they are an island unto themselves and look elsewhere for any information on restaurants other than the ones in the hotel. The price for the hotel stay was reasonable and the times we did eat in the hotel restaurants the food was good and the prices were reasonable. They do not offer a free breakfast, coffee in the lobby or anything of that sort unless you are an owner or a member of their group, nor do they make what is available very clear to their paying customers. There are buses available every few minutes along the main road in front of the hotel for quick and cheap transportation around Cancun so don't take a taxi. The buses are clean and while the drivers are somewhat fearless, I can highly recommend using them as your main mode of transport while in Cancun. I would recommend this hotel but with the caveat that you be a smart consumer.
Traveler type: Couples
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Take the bus... Cabs over charge for tourists. Don't tip out everyone, because almost everyone helping you will expect money in return.
--FluidArt, Vancouver Canada Oct 16, 2009
If you like Mexican , try La Distilleria, excellent food and service + mariachi band! Avoid time share presentation, not worth any freebies they offer you unless you are already inclined to buy.
--ny traveler, NY Sep 23, 2009
Take the bus! It's only 7.5 pesos. And it takes you anywhere!
--Burn90, Seattle, WA Sep 7, 2009
Forget about taking the bus to downtown even though it only osts .70 cents each way in pesos. You would not stand the humidity my friends,trust me! Always take an air conditioned taxi instead.
--The Lucky One, Dallas, Texas Aug 25, 2009
If you think when you're booking this that you are paying for an all inclusive hotel you are not...we thought we had paid in full for an all inclusive deal only to find out when we arrived that the all inclusive was not included !!!!!
--Mom, Manchester,MD Aug 23, 2009
If you did not do the "all-inclusive" there are two shopping malls that are close by and paying the $7.50 pesos for the bus fare, you have a decent selection of restaurants for reasonable prices
--Mhelz, Woodbury, NY Aug 18, 2009
Take the bus everywhere you go. Its safe and very cheap. We were able to get to the mall and the club areas very easily.
--rainmug, Dallas TX Aug 18, 2009
Don't pay for a shuttle service that offers to take you from the airport and around the area and back. Take a taxi to and from the airport, and ride the local bus around. We paid $65 for the shuttle and only used it from the airport to the hotel. It was disorganized and took lots of extra time. The regular city buses run up and down the hotel zone and downtown areas, and it only costs about $1 to ride. Also, if you want to leave the hotel on the shuttle service, you have to call early and schedule it. NO fun! We could have saved some time and about $30 by not booking the shuttle service.
--Jesse Adam, Rio Rancho, NM Jul 31, 2009
Save your money and plan a trip to Bora Bora!!!
--ticked off, Colorado Jul 29, 2009
Isala mall is about 4 minutes drive from the hotel
--shoper, Houston, Texas Jul 17, 2009
If you take a bus all the time save a maney. A bus stop right outside of the entrance, a little long walk from hotel.
--Kitty, Orange CA Jul 9, 2009
use the bus to find other small diners if you want to save a little money.
--Ashley and Elvi, Myrtle Beach Jul 1, 2009
Take the bus to go anywhere for just a few pescos
--always looking to relax, Arcadia, Ca Jun 22, 2009
chichen itza, hel-ha, xcaret are like 2 hours away from cancun. long drive but worth it at the end. if you dont have an all inclusive package dine in downtown at taco places. they are the best. theres a taco place behind coco bongo..do not dine it there.nastiest tacos ever!
--christy, houston tx Jun 4, 2009
Harry's has a great atmosphere on the lagoon and delicious food.
--Single woman, Virginia Beach,VA May 28, 2009
the spa was nice
--tony, richmond va May 27, 2009
If planning on going to Chichen Itza rent a car and drive instead of booking a package. My wife and I saved about $100 by renting a car and buying entrance tickets at the ruins. It's an easy drive straight down route 180. Also don't be suckered into buying your tickets at the exit for the ruins. They jack the prices up consideribly.
--Tony, Frederick, MD May 26, 2009
change american mony to pesos you get more for pesos
--granny, williamston sc Apr 23, 2009
Go to the flea market. You will find lots of souveniers. Problem is that they all practically sell the same thing. Hence, you can do lots of negotiating. Some of the stores in the malls have good prices too. No need to go to Walmart.
--Scuba Dad, Isanti, MN Apr 22, 2009
Book a bay view and have them upgrade to ocean at No charge
--ScubaDude, New York Mar 12, 2009
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