Experts' Choice Award Paradisus Cancun
What the experts agree on
This Mayan temple-inspired all-inclusive dominates Cancún's widest beach with nine restaurants, multiple pools, and a golf course. Striking indoor gardens and modern design blend with authentic architecture, though it's admittedly massive and
Fodor's "Having been remodeled from a Gran Melia to a Paradisus in November 2012, this enormous beachfront hotel resembles a modern Mayan temple." Full review
Star Service "This is still a solid conventional resort by Cancun standards, despite the industrial-scale theatrics of its impressive design." Full review
Gayot "Mayan-inspired architecture provides an intriguing contrast with this resort's modern amenities."
The Telegraph8.0
"Magnificent indoor gardens adorn the pyramids at Paradisus Cancun, an all-inclusive resort renowned for its outstanding restaurants and remarkable amenities." Full review
Jetsetter "Mayan-inspired megaresort on Cancún’s widest beach, with all-inclusive dining, four pools and a nine-hole golf course." Full review
Travel + Leisure "From its tropical design to its nine restaurants and seven bars, the charming Paradisus Cancun offers its guests all kinds of amenities for their vacation in paradise." Full review
Oyster "Made up of five interconnected pyramids, the 525-room Paradisus Cancun is an upscale, all-inclusive mega-resort geared toward families, offering a stellar setting along a beautiful..." Full review
$323/night
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