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Zona Hotelera Hotel Guide

If you're looking to soak up the sunshine and feel the sand beneath your feet, Cancun is the place for you. You can experience fine Mexican cuisine and explore Mayan history the same day. Cancun offers history and culture alongside its countless cozy amenities. If you are looking for a fascinating district to eat, play, and sleep in during your time in the Yucatan Peninsula, book one of the hotels near the Cancun Hotel Zone.

Cancun Hotel Zone

When you search for flights to Cancun, you may think of lounging poolside, swimming in the ocean, taking advantage of an unabashed party environment, devouring Mexican seafood, and refueling at a top-notch resort. Well, Zona Hotelera (the Hotel Zone) offers you all that. If you book one of the hotels by the Cancun Hotel Zone, you could very well never leave the district, and still have the best vacation of your life. The Cancun Hotel Zone is that awesome.

However, not venturing out would be a mistake. The center of Cancun is just a three-mile taxi, car, or bus ride away, and it's where you can truly get a feel for the local lifestyle, find a taco joint or laid-back bar, and just enjoy yourself. If you're looking to experience just how incredible Mayan civilization was, it's worth making the 125-mile drive to Chichen Itza—a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was one of the most important and sacred Mayan cities. You'll be impressed by the architecture and the level of the city's preservation.

Experience Cancun

From bustling sandy beaches to remote natural jungles, Cancun will wow you. Be sure to look for cheap hotels near the Cancun Hotel Zone on Travelocity. If you need to book a flight as well, combine your airfare and lodging together with one of Travelocity's Cancun vacation packages, and slash up to $537 off your total bill. You can use those savings on snorkeling, cocktails, rental cars, and more.

Recent Zona Hotelera hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Temptation Cancun Resort All Inclusive - Adults Only

3 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Room was average (closer to a 3-star, garden view), but housekeeping was good. The resort claims to be all-inclusive, but there’s a noticeable class system in many areas, which takes away from the experience. Staff were a mix—some very kind, but overall service didn’t feel truly all-inclusive. Expect frequent and aggressive pitches for expensive long-term memberships. Nightly entertainment felt repetitive. Food was especially disappointing for vegetarians, and we even encountered rancid ingredients once at “She” restaurant. Pool seating is also heavily tiered, which felt unusual compared to other resorts. Overall, not the all-inclusive experience we expected."

A verified traveler stayed at Temptation Cancun Resort All Inclusive - Adults Only

Hotel Riu Palace Kukulkan - Adults Only - All Inclusive

3 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Overall, the hotel was nice but we most likely will not book again. There were not much activities on schedule, they can transport you to their sister resort for the parties but return window was not friendly. I don’t like the idea of having to be stuck somewhere for hours at a time. The elite club was a joke, we were better off booking the regular rooms, the very few perks offered were not worth the cost. Food overall was good for an all inclusive, no real complaints there. The elite club breakfast and room service menu was boring and subpar. We were better off eating at the buffet for breakfast and lunch, There was a strong sewage smell in the main lobby/bar area that was seemed to linger for the entire 6 days we were there. You see what the vision was for the resort, it just fell short…"

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Riu Palace Kukulkan - Adults Only - All Inclusive

Emporio Cancun Optional All Inclusive

4 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Let me start with the check in line, it was horrible. We waited in line for about an hr, and im not exaggerating. I payed through expedia for a ocen view room. I had the pool view with a sliver of ocen view, they said as long as you can see the ocean, its ocean view. Staff told me if i wanted ocean view i would have to pay for a ocean front room. After i pleaded my case the manager did put me at 50% ocean view. The rooms, pool and building was clean and the staff was nice. The gym is very limited, but i was glad they had dumbells and a bench. We only had the breakfast package and the food was good. Checkout was fast. Just make sure you choose ocean front if you wana see the full ocean view. "

A verified traveler stayed at Emporio Cancun Optional All Inclusive

Seadust Cancún All Inclusive Family Resort

2 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Food was not good, not enough variety. Some of the staff were very rude when you asked them something.No entertainment pretty boring. Our fridge didn’t work , hair dryer didn’t work asked to replace it and they never did, safe didn’t work . We did have a nice view but honestly the hotel is old and it could use a renovation."

A verified traveler stayed at Seadust Cancún All Inclusive Family Resort