Kaban 44 Hotel Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

My husband and I spent 5 nights at Rosewood Mayakoba with our 3 year old and it was magical from start to finish. We stayed in a rooftop ocean view suite which had 3 levels of outdoor space including a beautiful rooftop pool that was perfect to hang out at while our son was napping. The resort is well set up to cater to both couples and families and we were blown away by the level of thought that went into making the vacation as stress free as possible (crib with a baby camera was already set up on arrival, toddler-sized dressing gown and hangers provided, bikes with a toddler wagon outside our suite so we could bike around the property, plus some truly special touches which I won’t ruin the surprise on!). The staff were beyond helpful and friendly, in particular our butlers Ramon and Valeria who were hyper responsive and genuinely cared about making the trip as special as possible. One evening we wanted to take a boat to get to dinner and they organized a private boat tour on the backwaters at sunset which then dropped us off outside agave azul for dinner. Overall an exceptional hotel and couldn’t recommend it more highly.

As the Banyan Tree service did not have to say, that is, the charges are expensive, even the expensive is not good for hygiene, the pool villas, the small collapse in the yard can not lie, placed in the corner of the eaves do not say mosquitoes There are many ant bugs and a lot of spider webs. It looks dirty. The colony is also covered with insect secretions and spider webs. The partitions in the room are all gray, which makes people feel uncomfortable. And if it is too far to go to the beach, it is not convenient. It can only be said that this Banyan Tree is relatively backward, not as good as the nearby Viseroy.

My friend gave me the famous Xcaret Water Park. The hotel prices on Christmas are ridiculously expensive, especially the hotels under Xcaret. So this time, apart from staying in this Xcaret Mexico (hereinafter referred to as X), the other one is not very popular with Chinese tourists. Many Iberostar Quetzal (hereinafter referred to as Q). The price of Hotel Q is less than half of that of Hotel X (of course, Hotel X includes tickets to the amusement park, whether it is worth it or not). I recommend Q more than X, which is more popular with Chinese people, has better hardware facilities, and better scenery. environment: Hotel X is a five-star hotel that Chinese people are familiar with. It has large rooms, new facilities, and hardware. The beach is very distinctive, it feels like an Avatar floating mountain. Most of the beach is reef, a short stretch of sand, and the water quality is super good. X is the garden and Q is the jungle. Catering Services: If I only stayed at the X hotel, I might think it was fine, but unfortunately I stayed at the Q hotel. In contrast, Q Hotel has a feeling of being at home, the waiters are more happy and easy-going, the drinks are open for drinking, the buffet is fresh and varied, and there is basically no need to wait for a table. You can eat big lobster and oysters on Christmas Day, without being stingy at all. In contrast, the waiters at Hotel X are all business-like, and they have to wait for a table when there are not many people at the buffet. It looks like a big place, but there are few tricks to eat and drink. I also made an appointment for a Xin Gao Japanese meal. Don't expect too much. My daughter ordered an appetizer of rice, and what was served was a bowl of white rice! I ordered sashimi without wasabi, the waiter said sorry, there is no wasabi today, I will soak ginger slices for you instead of wasabi Activity: It is very convenient to go to the park under Xcaret, every 20 minutes. The hotel has a free drop-off service, you need to make an appointment one day in advance

We just got back from an extended family reunion at the Grand Velas, Riviera Maya and can't say enough positive things about it...but will try: - The rooms were fantastic. Super comfortable and big enough to fit families of 5 (assuming one is an infant) - One of our party had mobility issues, which was not an issue at the hotel - The food is unbelievably good for an all inclusive hotel - The service is amazing, all around. The people at the restaurants and pool are working non-stop to serve you. A huge shout out to our personal concierge Jorge who helped our family tremendously and to Osvald from the - Teen club who were amazing - There are a ton of activities to do for all ages - The pool is unbelievable - Make sure you try Piaf Can't wait to go back!

We had the best time at Mahekal! It was our second time back and we’re ready to plan our next stay. The rooms are lovely and the amenities are everything you need for a relaxing vacation. Food and drinks are very good (especially compared to other all inclusives in the area), but what stuck out the most to us was the service. Everyone we encountered was more than kind and really made the experience so memorable. Special shoutout to Rosa, Alberto, Luis, Eduardo, Manuel and Gilberto - they are all a dream and we miss them already! Can’t wait to go back.

We just returned from our anniversary trip to the Andaz Mayakoba, and we loved it. We actually starting planning our next visit before we had even left! The service is excellent--only positive experiences with all staff we encountered. They are so kind, helpful, and sincere. We loved having our room cleaned every day, then tidied again in the evenings while we were at dinner. The beach is beautiful--lovely soft, light sand and NO sea****! The whole Mayakoba area has barriers placed in the sea to keep the sea**** from getting into the swimmable areas and onto the beach (we heard from other couples on our flight back that sea**** was a problem on other beaches around Cancun and Playa del Carmen). The whole resort is lovely with meticulous grounds. The buildings have a modern feel to them (stainless steel, gray woods, glass), but with a beautiful, colorful mural painted on each one (in the lagoon area). The regular king bedrooms are spacious with big bathrooms, a sitting area, and an outdoor patio. (We've stayed in suites in the past which are lovely and have a great little plunge pool, but don't ever really use all the space since we're usually off doing things). The resort is divided into a lagoon area and a beach area with bicycles you can ride back and forth, or golf carts that will take you from one area to the other. Both areas have their advantages with access to restaurants and pools. The lagoon area feels a little quieter, probably. It's easy to access both areas--I enjoyed riding the bikes to and fro. Food is very good. Highlights for us were Sotavento which is magical at night--right on the beach with lights and lanterns. I had sea bass and the green salad at Sotavento and both were delicous. The ice creams there were top notch--we tried two of the desserts one night, then came back again the next night for dessert so we could try the other ice creams! Casa Amate is a little pricey--but worth the splurge. Everything is prepared so beautifully. The red snapper was cooked perfectly and bursting with spices and flavor, and my wife's chicken was ultra tender and flavorful. Starters, salads, and desserts were fantastic. The other restaurants are less money--Tinta del Pulpo and Cocina Milagro portions are large and shareable--especially if you plan to get dessert! (I liked Tinta because when in Mexico, I love eating good Mexican food.) Overall--highly recommended. One of our favorite resorts anywhere.

The hotel was an average 3 star hotel with its pros and cons, but you get for what you pay, food was good, not much variety within day to day, but i can say 6.5 out of 10, the rooms are also average7 out of 10, for the restaurants with reservation, you cant reserve for the day that you check in in the hotel, and what i find not fair, is that they only allow you to make 1 reservation for each 3 days of stay. The staff of the hotel only talking about, bartenders, waiters, cleaning people were awesome, but talking about front desk and guest services..... not very good service, and in that part doenst qualify that you get for what you pay.... because customer service should be good no matter what you pay

hotel done fixed their mistake from the website I booked. When we arrived they told us we need to pay extra tax & no bkft included. But we showed them the itinerary that we payed. Hotel( Guillermo ) initiatively solve the mistake for us, which is a very good move! Allow us to enjoy more in the beautiful trip. Restaurant waiters are super kind and pay attention on their guests which is five star service we expected all the time. Thanks Walter giving us a wonderful experience. Also the one who assisted us bring luggage downstairs in this morning, Axel was super detail oriented in service, perspected our needs!! He deserved more! Thanks for those beautiful exp. your colleagues made our trips easy & enjoyable!