ME Cancun - Complete ME All-Inclusive, Cancun

i have stayed @ the ME, and the Melia in both cabo and cancun. just got back from the cancun ME last night, ane my girlfriend and i can't wait to go back. great views from ocean room, CLEAN, GREAT fitness facility, tasty ceviche, free internet access, great pools, GREAT service, close to la isla (open air mall with a great restaurant, lamadonna). i really cant say one bad thing about our stay except there was only 1 hook for wet towels :o). don't get caught up in the timeshare pitch... just keep on walking!

We went there for a week long Honeymoon..and had nothing but disaster after disaster. We were expecting to have things to do at the Hotel..dinner theater, sports, etc. There was nothing like that. There were only 2 restraunts to choose from..which the food was good the first night and got worse and worse as the week progressed. We payed for all inclusive..and when we arrived they told us that the "All Inclusive" is just room and tax! So, figure per meal spending around $200/per couple! Check daily for charges they charge you..unexpectedly! The pools are nice (but they are just for being lazy in..not deep at all) Everything with the building was very rushed and everyone we talked to their bathrooms flooded. It is nice looking, but when you really get into it, it's not what you think! Not a place for kids!!!!!! We will not be returning!

me cancun was breathtakingly beautiful! rooms can be a little cooler, ocean view the way to go-no balcony on ocean view just pop out windows, but you can still hear the ocean. resort is still new but they need alot more organizaion. they need to have somewhere for breakfast(bagel, coffee, yogurt) instead of buffet.expensive drinks and food in hotel, but mall is nearby for other dining options.most employees very friendly but a few who would take our order and never see him again. my husband signed up for a sports massage and the therapist never showed up, nor did management call our room to tell us not to come. in time i think it will be a nice resort to come back to.also we loved the bali beds! pool was very cold, needsto be warmer.

Beauty is only skin deep: Me Cancun is a beautifully designed contemporary hotel with extremely poor execution and bad customer service. The rooms: we had three rooms for 6 people for 4 nights. The rooms had no hotel guide or room service menu. The electricity went out in 2 of the rooms one night for over 5 hours. After that, we couldn't get the TV to work for another day. The card key reader on one room did not work properly and we needed to put the card in and take it out over and over again until it would open. We got new cards but it only worked the first time. Only 2 rooms got turn down service with mints and gifts, while one did not. In one room we spotted a large cockroach twice - the first time we killed it, but the second time it got away. In that same room, there were bug droppings in one of the beds. One of the rooms also had a leaky AV vent above the toilet and that same bathroom had a broken lavatory drain stopper, so the water would take forever to drain since it was stuck in a partially closed position. The grouting on the tile work is messy. Pencil marks from construction are still on the stone. The refrigerator is in a cabinet with no ventilation so it won't get cold unless you leave the door open. The elevators and hallways are hot and humid. The service: as if things weren't bad enough. On the last day, they decided to wash the steps of the pool deck with SOAP and water in the middle of the day. I was walking barefoot and took one step on a wet area, and thought I should go back to put on my sandals. I turned around to go back and immediately fell. Luckily I'm young, so I wasn't too hurt. I got up and while I went to get my sandals, the cleaning leader yelled at two guys and they got out the warning cones. I checked my bag, and the LCD screen on my $450 camera was completely cracked. To make a long story short, it took them over 3 hours to resolve the issue by first being accused of not heeding the warning cones (which weren't even there and no alternative route provided), of walking around barefoot (doesn't everyone walk around barefoot on the pool deck?), and being told that the manager was "reviewing the security tapes" when another worker admitted that he actually just went out to lunch. We don't think there is any security tape at all. The ultimate resolution: they take responsibility for nothing. No compensation, no compassion (not even a 'I hope you are okay' or 'Are you hurt?'), and no respect. I can not under any circumstances recommend that anyone go to this hotel, which is really too bad since I love the contemporary styling of the place. But looks can only take you so far...

This hotel is absolutely amazing. My girlfriend and I wanted to travel somewhere nice and warm to get away from upstate New York for our spring break, and the trip was exactly what we hoped for. The hotel recently re-opened after renovations, so everything is new, clean, and beautiful. Also, their room rates are currently lower for their re-opening period, so right now you can get a great bang for your buck. The rooms were spectacular. They were plenty big with an interesting polygonal shape. Simple without being boring, and with a unique style. My only complaint is the bathrooms were a tad small. The beach and pool were heavenly. In addition to plenty of lounge chairs, the hotel also features mattresses on which you can lie flat very comfortably. I probably took a catnap at the beach or pool everyday, and I�m not usually one to do that. There is wonderful poolside/beachside service. The servers are available without being intrusive, and they are extremely polite. They had a great bar, and a food menu as well. I would recommend the Shrimp Dos Salsas and a blended margarita. The drinks were quite pricey (100 pesos or about 10 dollars for a margarita), but they were amazing. We were looking for a nice beachside hotel for a relaxing time, and that�s what we found. For the more active types, they offer things like snorkeling, scuba diving, or parasailing. We didn�t partake in any, so I�m no help in that regard. Words to describe the hotel itself would be chic, trendy, and stylish. The lobby and lounges have modern-style furniture and artwork. There�s a lounge with computers that you can use for free. They continuously play electronic/dance music in the common areas, elevators, and pool area. I wasn�t a big fan of that, but it wasn�t too irritating. If you�re looking for a tropical or Mexican themed hotel to complement your stay in Cancun, this isn�t the place for you. The lobby bar is a Rande Gerber bar, and it�s very stylish. My girlfriend and I enjoyed sitting there for drinks before dinner. The location of the hotel is great. La Isla Shopping Village, which has all kinds of shops and restaurants, is only a few minutes walk. There�s also a mall about a half-mile south as well. Plenty of locally owned as well as American-chain restaurants are nearby, and the most popular clubs are within a couple miles as well. The only time I needed a taxi was to and from the airport. There are hotels being built on either of this one, but the construction wasn�t loud or even really noticeable. As my one aspect for improvement, the hotel had some difficulty with the little things, which might be expected out of a newly opened place. For example, most hotels have a booklet in the rooms with information about food, activities, and the hotel in general. This was nowhere to be found in our room. We weren�t even sure if they offered room service, and when we asked the concierge, they sent us up a room service menu on printer paper stapled together. Also, there are a couple of restaurants in the hotel, but they�re not very well advertised, and we never ended up going to them. The room service food was good though. The staff was accommodating if I did have questions or issues. On our bill there was an additional charge that wasn�t ours, and they removed it without us having to put up a fuss. All in all, this is a great place to stay. I strongly recommend Cancun. My favorite place to travel is Hawaii (having grown up a west-coaster), but Cancun is a wonderful alternative for east-coasters or those looking for a less expensive vacation. If you decide to travel to Cancun, ME Cancun is a wonderful place to stay.

This was the most wonderful hotel. The room was beautiful and had an awesome view of the pool and the ocean. The restaraunts were great and the entire place was incredibly clean. The staff was very helpful, they always had suggestions and deals for us each day. I would highly recommend this hotel.