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Xpu Ha Palace All Inclusive - Cancun, Mexico

KM 265 Carretera Chetumal
Cancun, 77710
Nightly Rates (330.00 - 638.00)   4 Star
Xpu Ha Palace All Inclusive

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Property Description
Escape to the wilderness and discover a world of adventure in the Riviera MAya within wild tropical gardens and overlooking a spectacular white sandy beach. Designed with Bungalow style buildings, the Xpu-ha Palace will offer Deluxe rooms with a double Jacuzzi, large private balcony with hammock, mini bar, and ceiling fan.Restaurants, non-motorized watersports, a variety of amenities and activities for the spirited guest including Scuba diving, snorkeling, and unlimited selected tours. Stay at one, enjoy most Palace Resorts. 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.

Xpu Ha Palace All Inclusive


Amenities
  • AM/FM Alarm Clock

  • Bar/Lounge

  • Beach

  • Barber/Beauty Shop

  • Coffee Maker in Room

  • Concierge

  • 24 Hour Front Desk

  • Handicapped Rooms/Facilities

  • Express Checkout

  • Fishing

  • Free Parking

  • Free Local Telephone Calls

  • Free Local Telephone Calls

  • Hairdryers Available

  • Mini Bar

  • Pool

  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Room Service

  • Safe Deposit Box

  • Shops/Commercial Services

  • Fitness Center or Spa

  • Television with Cable

  • Laundry/Valet Services


  • Room Information
  • Superior Deluxe 2 Doubles

  • Superior Deluxe 2 double beds..double Jacuzzi..large private balcony with hammock..in-room safe..individually controlled air conditioning..ceiling fans..smoke detectors..non-smoking rooms available..satellite TV with remote control..hairdryer..purified water..mini-bar containing sodas..bottled water and domestic beer..coffee maker..alarm clock/direct dial phone..iron/ironing board and 24 hour room service. Max occupancy of 3 people. Physically challenged rooms available upon request.
  • Superior Deluxe 1 King

  • Superior Deluxe 1 King Bed..double Jacuzzi..large private balcony with hammock..in-room safe..individually controlled air conditioning..ceiling fans..smoke detectors..non-smoking rooms available..satellite TV with remote control..hairdryer..purified water..mini-bar containing sodas..bottled water and domestic beer..coffee maker..alarm clock/direct dial phone..iron/ironing board and 24 hour room service. Max occupancy of 3 people. Physically challenged rooms available upon request.

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    Miscellaneous Information
  • American Dollars is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 3PM 

  • Check out time is 12PM 

  • Time Zone is  CST, GMT -6 

  • Opened in  2001 

  • 144  rooms. 

  • 0  suites. 

  • 0  floors. 


  • Directions
    Take road Cancun-Chetumal after exiting from airport. Drive South for about 60 minutes, hotel on left hand side. Downtown Cancun-Drive South on Boulevard Kukulkan until exiting hotel zone or reaching highway crossing. Take carretera Cancun-Chetumal, southbound for about 60 minutes, hotel to left hand side. The Xpu-Ha Palace is located 60 minutes south of Cancun International Airport. Cancun Airport (CUN)

    Guarantee Policy
    Reservations req 2nt dep by a valid credit card at booking. Vld Dec24/05-Dec23/06 Children 0-3 are free,4-17 pay 48 USD per night 18 and over pay adult rates.RAC rate bookings children 4-17 pay $86 USD.Children's age should be included in the reservation

    Cancellation Policy
    Thru the internet site where the reservation was made, must cancel 3 days prior to arrival to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/or no show charge. Infants under 3 stay free. Children 4-17 pay child fee. Must note children's ages in the reservation request.

    Restaurant Information
    MARIACHI-RAGAZZI  Type of cuisine-Mexican & Italian; Serving breakfast and lunch Int'l buffet and dinner a la carte. GRILL  Type of restaurant-Poolside snacks & grill buffet. BEACH BAR  bar Service AQUA BAR  AQUA BAR LOBBY BAR  LOBBY BAR

    Recreation Information
  • Recreation Available On Site

  • * Boating * Children's Playground * Kid's Club for age 5-12 * Animal rescue treatment program * Kayak adventure tour * Botanical Workshops * Health Club Open 7AM-7PM * Outdoor Pools 7AM-7PM * Sailing * Sauna/Spa 6AM-5PM * Scuba Diving * Snorkeling * Volleyball * Kayaks * Ecological Tours * Wedding Arrangements on site * Golf Packages available
  • Recreation Located Nearby

  • * Golf Course
  • 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 Akumal Ruins - 40 Miles Northeast * Xpuha Ruins - 35 Miles South * Xcaret Park - 30 Miles North * Cancun Hotel Zone - 52 Miles North * Playacar Golf Course - 10 Miles
  • Cities Located Nearby

  • * Playacar - 10 Miles North * Cozumel - 8 Miles North * Downtown Cancun - 65 Miles North

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