Resort Details
- FrattinnisFrench Cuisine. A la Carte
- GaijinTeppanyaki (reservations required).
- SeasonsModern cuisine serving A la carte dinner.
- St. TropGourmet snack lunch. A la carte dinner (only in season).
- Various Lounges/Bars
- Bar One - Lobby bar
- Bar Two - outdoor bar - ZangoInternational cuisine (breakfast is buffet-style), A la carte lunch and dinner.
- Accessible rooms
- Beauty shop/salon†
- Currency exchange†
- Exercise gym
- Health club
- Jacuzzi†
- Meal Plan Type: All Inclusive
- Medical Facilities Service†
- Meeting rooms†
- Pool
- Accessible rooms
- Beauty shop/salon†
- Currency exchange†
- Exercise gym
- Health club
- Jacuzzi†
- Meal Plan Type: All Inclusive
- Medical Facilities Service†
- Meeting rooms†
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Sauna†
- Spa†
- Tennis court†
- Water sports†
† Fees may apply
- GymLife Fitness Equipment (18+)
- Jacuzzi †
- PoolThree infinity pools with heating options including Hydrotherapy.
- Sauna †
- Spa †
- Steam bath †
- Water activities †Snorkeling
Diving (free demo)
Windsurfing
Sailing
Kayaking
† Fees may apply
Guest Reviews
Customer ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Great Resort
This adults only resort is amazing! Great location, beach, 3 pools, daily parties and activities at the pool, nightly parties, good food and hard working staff. The dancers are amazing. Karla on the activities staff is high energy, funny and fun. Her aqua aerobics class is a must do daily activity. She'll keep you laughing. I highly recommend this resort.
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Very good all inclusive hotel.
We had such a great time, staff and food were great. the rooms werent sound proof tho, otherwise the trip was awesome. Gabriel Moo one of the servers at the buffet was very helpful and attentive. Lots of daytime and evening activities. We had one of our best vacations ever.
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Average at best
With any vacation resort there is the good the bad and the ugly. Let's start with the good and I will just type as things come to me so bear with me. The resort is centrally located on the hotel strip and just a short taxi to the shops and bars. The spa is adequate with very friendly staff and will cater your massage experience to your liking. The buffet while not very big had just enough to satisfy with very friendly staff. They have entertainment ambassadors that will invite you to participate in a variety of activities at the pool. Speaking of the pool there is a small eatery serving a small but adequate menu off to the side. Room size is pretty good. Pool area is large for the space they have and clean but could use more seating. As an extra there is a small mini mart behind the hotel that has what you need and they do laundry for about $10 for a small basket. The bad. This hotel is tired and small (213) rooms. It used to be the La Meridien which was originally opened in 1998 and was bought and refurbished in 2010, but don't look too closely, because I don't feel much has been done since then. Being in the maintenance field things stand out like a sore thumb but you don't need to be an expert to see what needs work. I was going to include photos but quickly realized it would be way too many. They love to use the wall mat grasses to hide things. The restaurants are small (3) and the portion size smaller with really just average cuisine. I actually had the worst piece of salmon I have ever had here, but the hibachi is pretty good for sure. Room service late night is nonexistent practically only serving hamburgers or sandwiches. We didn't try it during the day. This is for my HVAC guys. I found it amusing that they are cooling the entire place with split and mini split units in every room and common area no chiller set up. Look on the balcony for the compressor. The ugly. Upon our arrival that we notified them would be late due to the Tren Maya being a bit overdue, we were informed that the rooms (3) we reserved had been given away and my party was now scattered about over 3 floors. we specifically looked for rooms close to each other for practical reasons and had requested king and two double beds to accommodate our party. None of that happened and it was an hour-long scramble to find rooms with correct bedding. We called two hours prior and we were told everything was as it should be which was a lie. The front desk staff was unapologetic and less helpful with no manager on duty. The bar is tiny with woefully inadequate seating. There were 3 outlets in our room with one being behind the bed and the other so worn out nothing would stay in it. So we had to use the one we could get to in shifts. Three lamps in the room with only one plugged in. There may have been another outlet behind the tv stand. I think they simply repainted the furniture from the old hotel also, just a guess. Do not buy anything in the gift shop it is unbelievably expensive us ethe mini mart out back. Also, you can find excursions that you want to do on Expedia for half of what the hotel charges that give you more, look around. I could go on, but the bottom line is this a small, tired hotel that lacks modern design and convenience and needs a refresh at least. There is no real identity going on with low energy. Pool area is ok food is ok, and the drinks are just ok. The beach is fine with plenty of seating here. This was my first Cancun experience, and I was definitely not wowed. There are a lot more hotels in the price range that I would consider first when we come back. Would not recommend.
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WORST FOOD SELLECTION
THE WORST RESORT. TO CHECK IN WE HAD TO WAIT IN LINE FOR AN HOUR, NO WELCOME DRINK, STUFF WERE NOT FRIENDLY. TO RESERVE A POOL CHAIR WE HAD TO GET UP EVERY MORNING AT 4:30 , BY 6 EVERYTHING WAS GONE. NOT ENOUGH CHAIRS. THE ROOMS WERE OK. THE WORST THING WAS THE FOOD. WE TAKE VACATIONS TWICE A YEAR AND WE STAYED AT MANY RESORTS BUT THIS ONE HAS THE WORST FOOD. THEY WERE GIVING ME THE DIRTY LOOK WHEN I WAS ASKING FOR SOME EGGS BECAUSE I DO NOT EAT BEANS OR TORTIA CHIPS IN THE MORNING. FORGET ABOUT THE BAKON, NO WAFFELS, NO CHEESE. FOR LUNCH I WAS HAVING PIZZA EVERY DAY. THE RESTAURANTS WERE BAD, WE ORDERED LOBSTER FOR EXTRA PAY AND IT WAS BAD, THEY DONT KNOW HOW TO COOK. WHEN WE CHECKED OUT THEY CHARGED US TRIPLE FOR THE DINNER. ANOTHER THING ,DO NOT WAIST YOUR EXTRA MONEY ON THAT ELITE CLUB BECAUSE THE ONLY DIFFRENCE IS COLOR OF THE BRACELET. ONE THING I LIKED THAT THERE WERE LOTS OF BEACH TOWELS , THE ELEVATORS WERE FAST.
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Great staff
This resort was good for the value the staff were friendly and most were able to communicate in English as our Spanish is not so good. The room was comfortable and the app was very user friendly. We had issues with the third party company that books excursions as they do not explain things well and do not care if you have an issue at all. The resort is definitely do for a renovation the balcony doors were old and did not latch and got stuck a few times. Overall very plain white and beige everywhere.. The pool/beach seating was scarce as people reserve seats then disappear for the day. overall a good trip and not a long walk to the busy parts of the zone
- AdvisoryImportant Information For Our Guests Please be aware that due to changing weather and ocean conditions, beach shapes and characteristics may vary.
- AdvisoryThe state of Quintana Roo will be charging a sanitation tax of $3.86 USD, per room per night. This amount is not included in your vacation price and will be collected at your hotel. This fee is subject to change at any time without notice by the hotel.
- Advisoryeffective January 1st, 2025, Sandos Cancun will transition to an adults-only resort, and children will no longer be permitted on the premises. However, we will continue to accommodate children for the remainder of 2024. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to providing a tranquil and relaxing experience for our adult guests in the future.
- Check in: 3:00 PM
- Check out: 12:00 PM
- General policies:
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy - This hotel does not allow groups of students or spring breakers.General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price.
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
- Pet policy : Pets Not Allowed