We had a really enjoyable family vacation at the Marriott Cancun All Inclusive — the property is beautiful and meticulously clean throughout, and the staff were excellent from check-in to check-out.
Food quality was a highlight overall. The cevicheria, hibachi, and poolside tacos were all favorites for our group. The Italian restaurant was just okay in comparison. We ordered and paid an extra $100 for a very disappointing tomahawk steak.
One drawback: there was no lunch or dinner buffet, which meant sit-down dinners were often filled with lots of young kids at what felt like a more upscale dining setting. Lunch options were also a bit mid, and some venues weren’t consistently open — seemingly due to lower hotel occupancy during our stay.
Nighttime entertainment was mid to low. Our older high school aged kids ended up pretty bored after 10pm with not much going on. Uber rides to the shopping and entertainment are under $10.
Given the lower occupancy, we expected pricing to reflect that, but rates were about the same as the Paradisus next door, which offers a noticeably stronger overall resort experience for a similar price.
That said, we’d stay here again — the property and staff make a strong case on their own.
Parking gratuit