Moon Palace Nizuc

Moon Palace Nizuc is an all-inclusive beach hotel for families in Cancun. Its gastronomic options include a buffet restaurant, five a la carte restaurants that serve Mexican cuisine, hamburgers with Certified Angus Beef®, oven-cooked pizzas, Mediterranean dishes, and Brazilian-style grill cuts. It also has a snack bar, a coffee shop, a bar in the lobby, and an English style bar with live music.

The hotel offers an outdoor pool with water slide, a kids club, and a basketball court. For couple and romance trips, the hotel offers special amenities for honeymooners, anniversary packages with extra charge, a chapel, and gazebo for weddings, and several rooms and terraces for events with capacity for up to 200 guests. When staying in this all-inclusive hotel, guests have access to the 17 restaurants, 11 bars, attractions, and shows of the Moon Palace Cancun.

The suites have Smart TV with Google Chromecast, WiFi, double hydromassage tub, welcome wine bottle, liquor dispenser, and minibar restocked daily with soft drinks, bottled water, juice, and domestic and imported beer. The bathrooms have a shower, hairdryer, professional CHI® hair straightener, and L’Occitane amenities. Family suites also offer a minibar in the kids' room with chocolate milkshakes, juices, soft drinks, bottled water, and appetizers for children; Xbox One, and a selection of Xbox games upon request, beach toys, and wooden step for the sink.

The hotel is 12 kilometers (7.4 mi) from Ventura Park, 21 kilometers (13 mi) from the Mayan Museum of Cancun and the archaeological zone of San Miguelito, 23 kilometers (14 mi) from downtown Cancun, and 27 kilometers (16.7 mi) from La Isla shopping center. Cancun International Airport (CUN) is 11 kilometers (6.8 mi) away.

***The local government has a mandatory tax of $67.42 MXN per room, per night, payable directly to the hotel.

***Before your trip, please check with the national government the entry and stay requirements of the country you are visiting. Keep in mind that it is the traveler's responsibility to meet the rules and regulations established by the destination country.