Cancun Restaurants

... went for a lie down and watched some tv which about 4 channels were in English.  Hey hey.  The hotel has a few restaurants including a sushi bar which we are trying not to go to as it is much more expensive than the other restaurants.  We ...

... to cross over and a lagoon that is separated by a big breaker wall from the ocean.  We had lunch at one of the open air restaurants and the food at the Aventura Spa Palace was amazing. There was a lot of choice at the Moon Palace, but there were just ...

... nouriturre pour touriste, les plages sont immenses et leau est turquoise. Les cafes, les restaurants, tout est disproportionne. La ville pue la grosse argent et ca fait partie de la place ********************************************** ...

...  have visited in Mexico.  I cannot believe the poor state of pavements with large holes and pipes broken and sticking out.  Like other places, there are hotels and restaurants closed down and areas covered in graffiti.   ...

... and comfy sofas in the huge lobby, the infinity pool, the swim-up bar, the rentable beach-beds, the choice of on-site restaurants, the huge hotel room with rain shower, fancy mod-cons and a daily stocked mini-bar. She kindly snuck some additional beers ...

... is just beautiful. Its in the Caribean sea so it is lovely and warm, there are palm trees and lots of little mexican restaurants. Yesterday we rented golf carts (very popular mode of transport here) and went around the island. We visited a small ...

... . We decided to visit the Hotel area that evening and it was like we had stepped onto American soil. A big culture shock, big bars, restaurants, music pumping, tack, tack, more tack and many shops. We were wide eyed trying to take it all in and even more ...

... sea view. All hotel chains are represented here and some are beautiful designs, but others are very ugly. Amongst the hotels are restaurants offering every cuisine imaginable but with an emphasis on seafood. For me, the sadness is that it could be in many ...

... in this town on an island in the middle of the lake in the middle of the jungle. We would eat dinner in one of the restaurants over the lake (yes literally on stilts above the water) and watch the sunset behind the mountains. We went to Tikal and that was ...

... (71% of women and 66% of men are overweight) so melted cheese and refried everything cover much of the food, many bars and restaurants are boarded up, and our beautiful hotel has been taken over from the inside by the jungle giving it a "Land that time ...

... in Cancun is just that, a strip of about 20km of hotel upon extravagant hotel, each with its own private beach, restaurants and tourists happy to pay equally extravagant prices. There are few alternatives, particularly if you yearn to find the real ...

... a bus down to the main tourist area, as the hotel strip is quite long. Our impressions of Cancun weren't great - lots of clubs, bars and restaurants with pushy people advertising prices in US dollars; a total tourist town. We found a restaurant for ...

... okay. We noticed he did not have a meter in the cab either. He was friendly and told us where the dancing was, and where the restaurants were. He said it was safe to walk around at night in the center.  We enter and a man is sitting in the door way. ...

... place to come on a sun holiday with a gang of your friends, if a sun holiday is your type of thang -Nice restaurants/stalls to eat, lots of hyper supermarkets if you prefer home cooking. There's a very long beach to pick the spot you like and ...

... Kid's Club was like. They stayed in there most of the arvo, watching Ice-Age 3. For dinner we tried the last of the restaurants that we had not been to - a Japanesy style outdoor eatery right next to the pool overlooking the ocean. The teppanyaki food ...

... : Cable/satellite TV - Minibar soda, bottled water, beer (complimentary) - Jetted tub o 14 bars & restaurants to eat (choose) from Activities: ~  Nightly entertainment, including music/dance shows, casino night, and karaoke  ...

... , the rooms are huge and smart and artsy... and clean (there was even toilet paper as well!). There were 3 enormous pools, 2 spas, 5 restaurants, 2 bars so hard not to have a good time out there. I used all the amenities of the hotel to make sure I was ...

... reality of our normal lives in Dallas. The remainder of my time in Dallas was spent with Tanya and my friends enjoying my favorite restaurants and some new places Tanya wanted me to check out (for a laugh go to the Ritz Carlton in Dallas on a Saturday ...

... -inclusive day pass and go to the nearest restaurant to get our money’s worth of food early doors (options of 20+ restaurants within one hotel with Sushi, Thai, Burgers, Steaks, International Buffets all being possible) . Try and avoid speaking to ...