Carretera Costera Norte Km. 5,8
Cozumel, 77600 Nightly Rates(165.00 - 380.00)5 Star
Property Description
Ideally located on the island of Cozumel, the Melia Cozumel Golf & Beach Resort is truly one of the most impressive all-inclusive hideaways in all of Mexico. Featuring an array of amenities, facilities and unlimited amounts of fun, this beautiful beachfront resort is directly across the street from the island's premier golf course designed by the Nicklaus Design Group and just three miles from San Miguel, Cozumel's main shopping area. The perfect place to enjoy the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea and the white-sand beaches for which Cozumel is known; Melia Cozumel offers a casual, comfortable and inviting resort experience that is certain to satisfy one and all. The Flintstones have found the perfect place for the vacation! They will be enjoying at one of our first theme hotels. Look out for them at the Yabba-Dabba-Doo Bazaar as well as in the gardens and at the swimming pools.
Amenities
Beach
24 Hour Front Desk
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pool
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Disco
Live Entertainment
Tennis
Outdoor Tennis
Golf
Golf
Wind Surfing
Scuba Diving
Horseback Riding
Parking
Doctor on Call
Exercise Gym
Modem Lines in Room
Bar/Lounge
Solarium
Play Ground
Babysitting/Child Services
Laundry Service
Room Service
Room Information
STANDARD room
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STANDARD room type consists of one or more rooms of the following type: * DELUXE GARDEN VIEW
DELUXE room
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88 Deluxe Double Rooms with terrace/balcony and either garden or pool view. All the rooms have controllable air-conditioning, Safe, TV with Remote control, Direct dial telephone, Bathrooms of marble with shower and bathtube. DELUXE room type consists of one or more rooms of the following type: * DELUXE ROOM * DELUXE SEA VIEW
SUITE room
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46 Junior Suites offering a breathtaking view of the crystal clear blue waters of the Caribbean Sea; 12 Paradise Suites for honeymooners with Jacuzzi; 1 Presidential Suite overlooking the Ocean. They have bathrooms of marble with shower and bathtub... SUITE room type consists of one or more rooms of the following type: * SUITE PARADIS * JUNIOR SUITE * 1-BEDRM PRESID.SUITE
OTHER room
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OTHER room type consists of one or more rooms of the following type: * M EXPERIENCE
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1500 PM
Check out time is 1300 PM
Opened in 1978
Renovated in 2000
147 rooms.
0 suites.
12 floors.
Directions
The Melia Cozumel Hotel is situated on Km 5.8 of the carretera Costera Norte. Exiting the Airport take Avenida Aeropuerto until reaching the store Sedena on the Costera and turn right. The Hotel is located in this avenue right in front of the Country Club.
Melia Cozumel All Inclusive Beach & Golf Resort sits right on a white sandy beach on the northwest coast of the island. The water is an incredible turquoise blue that stretches out for miles. Across the street at Cozumel Country Club, you'll find a $12 million golf course designed by Nicklaus Design Group where our guests receive exclusive privileges! The main shopping area, San Miguel, is only about 5 km away (3 miles), where you can find everything from jewelry to cigar shops. Melia Cozumel's location is one of the many reasons our guests constantly return to stay with us. COZUMEL WITH ITS RICH MAYAN CULTURE BLENDED WITH MEXICAN HOSPITALITY MAKES A PERFECT SPOT FOR UNFORGETTABLE VACATIONS. CORAL REEF FORMATIONS -SECOND LARGEST WORLDWIDE. THE HOTEL HAS COMBINED MEXICAN ART AND FLAVOR WITH MODERN AMENITIES AND COMFORT FOR THE TOURIST. TROPICAL CARIBBEAN BEAUTY SURROUNDS THIS LAZY CHARMING TOWN SAN MIGUEL WHERE DISCOS, BARS AND NIGTHCLUBS ROAR DURING THE NIGHT TILL EARLY HOURS. COZUMEL HAS A PLEASENT,COMFORTABLE CLIMATE THAT VARIES LITTLE DURING THE YEAR.
Guarantee Policy
*/*GUARANTEE IS MANDATORY AT TIME OF BOOKING TO HOLD RESERVATION*/*
Cancellation Policy
DEPOSIT NEEEDE WHEN HOTEL REQUIRES
Restaurant Information
Bars and Restaurants
You'll know you're in the Caribbean when you enjoy your breakfast buffet at La Isla restaurant. The tables are set up on a wooden deck and are covered by a thatched roof. It's a popular place to sit and stare out at the white sand and palm trees that lead to the light blue waters of the ocean. At night, La Isla restaurant and the palm trees on the beach are all carefully lit to create a fun and romantic ambience. For a more upscale dining experience, cross the small bridge to Cafe Paraiso restaurant & piano bar, which is situated in a tiny lagoon within the resort. Also try La Iguana Grill for a snack, or any of the 5 bars located on the beach, next to the pool, the nightclub, lobby bar or Cafe Paraiso.
Restaurant La Isla
It is located close to the beach, serving an extensive tropical-Caribbean breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet.
Cafe Paraiso Restaurant
It is situated in a tiny lagoon within the resort, serves a daily changing a la carte dinner accompanied by an excellent wine selection; piano music and a colorful fish tank give the restaurant an atmosphere of cool elegance; dress code applies, reservations required.
La Iguana Grill
A la Carte grill dinner, specializes in international dishes grilled a la minute! Seasonal, please check at the resort.
La Iguana Snack Bar
That is our open-air snack bar open during the day, offering a refreshing selection of hot and cold sandwiches by the poolside and on the beach.
Bars
5 bars offering fashionable cocktails and selected international brand drinks: our lobby bar featuring live bands, a swim up bar, a beach bar under a giant Mexican Palapa, our Club Fantasia theater show bar and Cafe Paraiso.
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facilities
* Fantasia NightClub and Theater with capacity for up to 100 people, available for use as a meeting room from 7am to 7pm. * Audio-visual equipment * Over-head projector adaptable for computers, flip charts, VCR or DVD player, a wide projection screen, sound equipment including a wireless microphone and Karaoke by request.
Recreation Information
Sports and Leisure
Melia Cozumel Beach & Golf Resort has a very fun and social atmosphere. Many of our guests enjoy meeting each other on the beach volleyball court, or perhaps over a game of water polo in the swimming pool. Join our activities team for aquerobics, cooking lessons, or even Latin dance lessons! Choose from several water sports including windsurfing, kayaking and snorkeling right off the beach, or horseback riding and excursions (additional charges apply). Or just relax with a nice cold pina colada from El Isleno, the swim up bar in the pool or enjoy our Spa with an array of body treatments including therapeutic massage, facials, manicures and pedicures (additional charges apply). Flintstones Land with special activities for children up to 12 years of age. Located in front of the hotel is the Cozumel Country Club featuring and 18-hole, par 72, championship golf course designed by the Nicklaus Design Group. In the evening, don't miss the red and orange Caribbean sunset while listening to live music in our lobby bar. Then be sure to catch the famous shows performed nightly in our theater by local talent and our entertainment staff. Afterward, dance the night away by the beach and under the stars! What are you waiting for? Book your room now!
Club Fantasia
Sit back and enjoy a great selection of drinks & cocktails while enjoying one our famous shows performed by local talent and our animation team, after show ends, dance at the rhythms of the new century until late at night.
Otras facilidades deportivas y recreativ
Tennis Courts Windsurfing Kayaking Horse Back Riding Spayaking, Sailing Snorkeling Wave runners Bikingy Beach bolley ball, Water polo Steps Volley ball Basket ball Water Basket Fitness Center (Exercise Machines, Aerobics, Sauna) Outdoor Pool
Club Fantasia
Sit back and enjoy a great selection of drinks & cocktails while enjoying one our famous shows performed by local talent and our animation team, after show ends, dance at the rhythms of the new century until late at night.
Chankanaab Lagoon
Underwater National Park 15 Km - 10.5 Miles_from Hotel
San Gervasio Ruins
Archeological Mayan site which shows ruins from a city which was the adoration center of the Goddess Ixchel. Architecture from the classic and postclassic period.
Isla de Cozumel Museum
The museum shows the wild flora, fauna, and submarine life. Pieces from the Mayan culture, the Spanish conquest and the life of Cozumel from the 40`s until our days.
Punta Sur Park
Ecoturistic Park, promotes the wild flora and fauna conservation. It also has a navigation museum, swimming and snorkeling areas. Here nature shows its diversity of various mangrove, swamps, a logoon, birds, and reptiles. kayak adventures.
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