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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

Emporio Cancun Optional All Inclusive

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Room is clean, staff are very polite and very helpful. Pools are clean and good for little kids. "

A verified traveler stayed at Emporio Cancun Optional All Inclusive

The Grand Oasis Cancun - All Inclusive

2 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The rooms were nice. The only thing I have to complain about is that a hat was stolen from inside my room by staff I’m guessing and it was never returned or refunded. Which is very upsetting because the amenities were nice. For my first time being in Cancun I would give it a 3 out of 5 stars, staff was some what rude if though I spoke the same language as them fluently, other than that. Descent location. Descent food. Beds were also descent. "

A verified traveler stayed at The Grand Oasis Cancun - All Inclusive

Hotel Riu Ventura - All Inclusive

4 out of 5

Posted 6 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Mexicans don’t appreciate tips anymore the bus driver made a nasty comment after I gave what I thought was a reasonable tip as if picking up a suite case should be met with $100 or something (nothing to do with hotel stay just a side note) the “trip guy” aka hotel assistant adventure booking stole a 9% tip on top of charging us 2x more to book the same thing we coulda booked on our own… we paid over $300 for something that cost $100 (based off prices posted at the place) and honestly it felt like a joke the zip line was 100ft or less took 1 hr to wait in lines then got like 25-30 seconds of zipping. The rest of the activity’s sucked too. All around avoid the “travel” guy stay at the hotel and don’t pay for any activities their overcrowded and lame."

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Riu Ventura - All Inclusive