Carretera Cancun Tulum
Cancun, 7750 Nightly Rates(360.00 - 668.00)5 Star
Property Description
Moon Palace Golf Resort is the largest All-Inclusive Resort/Convention Complex in the Caribbean. This 5 star truly secluded Tropical Resort features spacious superior deluxe 2103 rooms, double jacuzzi in each room, pristine white beach, acres of luxurious tropical flora, 123 vibrant gardens and intimate walkways, romantic indoor pools, enormous oceanside outdoor pools, 10 restaurants, 7 bars including 4 swim-up bars, superb discotheque, outdoor amphitheater, cheerful bars, game room and intimate lounges, festive evening dinner parties with live stage productions, daily live entertainment, scheduled sightseeing tours to the Yucatan's famous Mayan Ruins and attractions. All meals, snacks, drinks, tips, taxes, domestic and imported beverages, non-motorized watersports and nightly entertainment included. Moon Palace Golf Resort now houses the new Jack Nichlaus signature golf course. FREE KIDS SUMMER PROMOTION Valid for all arrivals starting June 1 2007 thru August 31 2007. Reservations with overlapping dates do not qualify for this promotion. Promotion is ONLY valid for children 12 yrs old and under and sharing a room with an adult. This promotion is limited to two 2 children per room. Children 13-17 yrs old still pay the child rate. Children ages MUST be notified in the reservation. Otherwise our reservations staff will not be able to code the reservation correctly therefore billing you the incorrect amount. Proof of age will be required upon check-in. Ages reported for children must be accurate at time of travel. In the event that the ages are incorrect i.e. an 14 year old being reported as a 11 year old or a 4 year old reported as an infant the hotel will charge for the difference.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Local Telephone Calls
Golf
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
All Rooms Feature:
:
* Balcony * Air Conditioning * Private Bathroom with Shower * Iron and Board - on request * Hairdryer * Color Satellite Television * Direct Dial Telephone * Coffee Maker * Mini Bar
Superior Deluxe 1 king
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Dbl Jacuzzi, Private balcony/terrace, In-room safe, Individually controlled air condition, Non-Smoking rooms available, Satellite TV with remote control, Hair dryer, Purified water, Mini bar containing sodas, bottled water and domestic beer, In-room liquor dispenser containing whiskey, tequila, rum and vodka, Coffee maker, Alarm clock/direct dial telephone, iron/ironing board. Some rooms with data ports and desks. Max occupancy 3 adults. Physically challenged rooms available upon request.
Superior Deluxe 2 Double beds
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Dbl Jacuzzi, Private balcony/terrace, In-room safe, Individually controlled air condition, Non-Smoking rooms available, Satellite TV with remote control, Hair dryer, Purified water, Mini bar containing sodas, bottled water and domestic beer, In-room liquor dispenser containing whiskey, tequila, rum and vodka, Coffee maker, Alarm clock/direct dial telephone, iron/ironing board. Some rooms with data ports and desks. Max occupancy 4 adults. Physically challenged rooms available upon request.
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3 PM
Check out time is 12 PM
Time Zone is CST, GMT -6
Opened in 1996
2103 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Take Carretera Cancun Tulum. Going South 3 miles down the road you will see the sign for Moon Palace. Make a left turn.
A secluded resort surrounded by Tropical Manglares, and a pristine beach. On a secluded Beach 10 miles south of the Airport, 12 miles south of the Hotel Zone and 15 miles from the Convention Centre.
Cancun Airport (CUN)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date. To pre-pay a reservation, please specify guest's name, dates of travel and hotel. USD Payment must be received at least 7 days prior to arrival. See amenities for address.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made 3 days prior to local check in time to avoid a 2 night cancellation and/or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
El Manlar
* Italian cuisine * "International/Italian"buffet breakfast and dinner buffet"
Arrecifes
* Serving Buffet Lunch * Open 11AM-5PM * Located On-site * Breakfast and lunch Int'l buffet and Brazilian buffet for dinner
Los Caporales
* "Mexican dinner a la carte" to dinner served * Open 6PM-10:30PM * Located On-site
Momonohana
* oriental cuisine for dinner a la carte
Lobby Bar
* Serving Snacks * Open 5PM-1AM * Located On-site
Pelicanos/Fragate/Barracuda
* "buffet breakfast/lunch and dinner a al carte"
Bugambilias
* breakfast buffet and lunch buffet * Mexican dinner a la carte
La Gondola
* Serving Buffet Breakfast and dinner Buffet * International/Italian cuisine * Italian dinner buffet
Meeting Facility
Meeting Room
* Maximum Capacity 5000 Persons * Contact Hotel for Details
Recreation Information
On-site Activities
* Complimentary Introductory Scuba Lessons - dive training tank * Small Boat Sailing * Paddleboats * Scuba Diving - charge * Offshore Snorkeling - charge * Sports Fishing - charge * Aquatic Jungle Tours - charge * Water Skiing - charge * Jet Skis - charge * Parasailing for Two - charge * Semi-Submersible Submarine Tour of the Great Mayan Reef - charge * Sightseeing Tours * Golf Course * Jogging Track * Sauna-open 7AM-8:30PM * Health Club open 7AM-8:30PM * Indoor Swimming Pool open 8AM-6PM * Bicycle Rentals - free * Basetball Court * Tennis Court * Fitness Centers * Indoor/outdoor jacuzzis * Water Sports Marina -We are proud to announce that Palace Resorts has opened its 18 hole Jack Nicklaus signature golf course. This sepctacular course is locate on the premises at Moon Palace Golf Resort.
Additional On Site Recreational Activities
Passport Promotion - 2005 1. Passport Promotion: For all arrivals from December 24, 2003 - December 23, 2005, valued at more than $400! The passport will consist of the following: -Unlimited tours from selection: Chichen-Itza, Chichen-Itza (light & sound), Xpu-Ha/Tulum, Isla Mujeres, Coba, Ek-Balam (per person) -$50.00 voucher towards a purchase of a round of golf at The Golf Club at Moon Palace or the Golf Club at Playacar (per person) -$25.00 voucher towards a car rental through Travesias Turisticas (per room) -$15.00 voucher towards a Spa Treatment or Beauty Salon service at the Aventura Spa Palace and The Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort (per person) *Promotion effective through December 23, 2005 and consists of Passport with tour information and coupons for golf, spa services and car rental applicable to guests 18 and over. Children (ages 4-17) will only receive the unlimited selected tours; coupons do not apply to minors. Valid for a minimum 3-night stay at all Palace Resorts properties in Mexico. Applies to guests booking directly through Palace Resorts, travel agents, or tour operators. This promotion will not be extended to travelers on Famtrips, travel agent rate, discounted rates, and complimentary or compensatory stays. Other restrictions apply. Offer may be discontinued without notice.
Attractions Located Nearby
* Tulum - 150km south * Akumal - 130km south * Isla Mujeres - 80km north * Chichen Itza - 200km north
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