Description: Mayan Palace: We had a one-bedroom suite. The rooms were just fine. We’ve stayed at a Hotel in Cancun where the air conditioner barely moved the air. The air conditioning at the Mayan Palace works very well. They have extra blankets if needed. And extra pillows were in the living room entertainment center. It was nice to have a separate vanity sink of my own in addition to the one that my wife used in the bathroom. Six towels were available every day but they were not soft. The bed was firmer than ours but it’s good for the back and we slept well. The couches in the living area were rock solid. I don’t think I could have napped on them. I recommended to them to have a VCR or DVD player at the TVs. Then they could rent out movies for $1 a night and make additional income.
Another thing lacking in the room is any kind of clock. The kitchen was adequate, though it is time for them to update their microwave ovens. The freezer in the small fridge ‘will’ make ice cubes. We went to Wal-Mart the first night and bought groceries. The only thing we didn’t consume was the bag of sugar for coffee and the stack of coffee filters. We left those items in the top shelf in hopes that the next guest would use them. While walking the grounds, look to the roof of the most southern building with the lobby. On the roof you’ll see the Presidential Helipad where President Fox lands and stays in the Presidential Suite. It is where one of his daughters got married.
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