Sixth time in Cancun - Its a long way from the happening areas, but thats okay - The beach and bay were relatively calm waters - there is a complimentary shuttle to take you to the other Royal resorts if you want to see some waves - The food was adequate and the prices no different then home so you won't be gouged - 2 bedroom 1 bath suites with full kitchen and murphy bed - it was quiet

The only knock was having to change rooms on a Saturday - the association requires it - I understand that they are timesahres and available Saturday to Saturday - not a big deal

I have travelled a lot but have never put a comment on this site which I always read before booking a trip. I thought that my experience was so good that it was worth helping others make a decision in choosing a great priced resort . I went during spring break with 3 other adults, 3 teenagers and a 3 year old and we stayed in the two bedroom (two floors)very spacious and clean villa. I have stayed in some very fancy resorts prior to this but enjoyed this place better due to the friendly atmosphere but especially the fair prices when it came to buying the food. We took the bus right outside the resort to go downtown Cancun for some market shopping and of course to get some groceries from Walmart. We enjoyed our stay very much due to the excellent service and the family quiet atmosphere. This resort is very well kept and everthing is very clean which is always important to me. We are definitely returning next year.

Having never been to Cancun, we didn't know what to expect. We arrived at the beginning of Spring break. The hotel staff was extremely friendly and hard working. Most knew understandable English, although it was helpful to learn a little Spanish for pleasantries. The hotel was clean and in tip top shape. The gardens were lovely. The guests were very friendly and many of them seemed to be old friends. I highly recommend the scuba dive shop across the street for a day of fun. They, too, were very pleasant and professional. Our room was always clean and the hotel was quiet. Not a place for young spring breakers! Thankfully! I traveled with my 19 year son, his girlfriend, my 47-year old sister and 69-year old mother and everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. The bus stops right outside hotel for a quick trip to Walmart or any place along the beach. I know we will return. We had a wonderful time! It's on the quiet side of the ocean so not a lot of wave action, but this was a good thing. The other beach front hotels were almost impossible to swim at because of the high waves.

I recently stay at the Royal Resorts Club International de Cancun. This is a time share with the worst management I have ever witnessed. They hotel staff woke us up early Saturday morning of a three day weekend stay. They insisted that we move hotel rooms at that very moment because some was using our room as a time share. They gave us no prior warning although they claimed they put a note under the door and mentioned this at check in (they did neither). After discussions with the manager whom had no concern or remorse he forced us to move right then. It was now 9am. When we went to the next room it was in complete disarray I am sure b/c they had just kicked someone else out. After discovering this, the manager agreed to let us stay in our old room until they got it cleaned up (how generous). When we asked for a complementary breakfast while they cleaned the room he again refused. Sleep less and pissed we proceeded to the beach where after ordering a drink on our room card the waiter did not return for two hours after repeated requested for our room key.

Aside from the dismal service the hotel seems as if it was designed by M.C. Esher. There are random ramps and bridges from building to building, and the stair wells never span more than one floor. If you had to go up two floors you would have to find a stair case, go up a floor, and then find the stairs to another floor and if you were lucky you hand not gone over a bridge to another building finding yourself lost in the poorly numbered system.

The one bright spot was Geremia (May be off on the spelling) the doorman. He was welcoming and always remembered our names.