For those looking to buy sewing material for clothing- it's all 100% polyester. Just to clarify…read morefurther, when I say "it's all" I specifically mean I looked at each label for each section on both floors and it's all at least 80% or more polyester with some kind of additional blend. The notions are ok but button options are limited, thread colors were low, and there doesn't appear to be any boning available for dress making.

Visited on a rainy vacation day. LOVE the different crafts supplies they carry. Ended up buying…read morefar more than I should have. Thankfully it all fit in my suitcase! Wish we had stores like this in Michigan!

Got all sorts of fun trinkets to bring home all at fair prices and most on sale. There is just…read moreabout everything you would want to bring home from clothing to food to booze and knick knacks and the workers are helpful and at your service but not pushy like in the stands downtown. A nice, laid back no pressure shopping experience. I even found a paleta case on the way out so I grabbed one which was perfect on this hot day. Tip: pay with cash and you get the 21 pesos to $1 exchange rate, if you pay with a card you pay in pesos.

Tequila tasting, Bueno ... silver earrings, check, topo…read moreChico, check, banos check, pharmacy.. let's go

My fiancé and I came to Cancun to get married on the beach. In the US I am a wedding and event…read moredesigner so I planned on doing my own bouquet, headpiece, boutonnière and decor. I found Papeleria Cancun by searching craft supplies. I think I entered the back door which was fine because that is the side of the building which has the items I was looking for namely ribbon, wire, floral tape, pins. I ended up with a bag of materials to work with and the total cost was $35. US. Everything was cheap, the roll of ribbon was the most expensive thing at $14. US, but it was a nice quality satin and there are 108 meters on it. I got three dozen ivory roses at Walmart in Cancun for $5.US a dozen. One brilliant idea my fiancé had was to rent a huge box of beautiful shells for $40 dollars from a vendor in the Mercado. We used those to decorate the wedding area. I'm enclosing some pics of what I made for my wedding. It turned out lovely and saved sooo much money too. Also made giant paper roses out of printer paper. The store does have an odd assortment of items upstairs, but I like a treasure hunt.

Bed linens looks like. Nobody deserve to be in is dirty place. Nobody care. And there is nobody to…read morehelp

Hotel has the worst service ever and the most rude and inconsiderate workers I have ever dealt…read morewith. We were at this shit hole because our original " 4 star" resort being over booked and placing us here. This place had the audacity to over charge us $400 more even though all of our stuff was supposed to be "transferred over". They also over charged our card DOUBLE the amount multiple times and kept trying to say it was in 'pesos" amount which makes no sense. Also food was very cold and hardly anything was even good. I felt like I was starving for a week straight. Also do not book your excursions through the people at the front. They also over charge your card and will say you are booked at one place than get booked at another. TOTAL SCAM! And its dirty as shit! The floors, beds, bathroom everything!!!!!!

Total scam. Never got a bill for the ride to the emergency room. Months later after my…read moresupplemental insurance repaid me for the stay in the hospital, I start getting collection calls from a collection agency in FL. They want $3000 for the 15 minute ride to the hospital.

During a recent vacation in Mexico, I injured my foot and was told I needed medical transport. The…read moreresort arranged what they called a "life support ambulance." What showed up was an unmarked van--no medical staff, no equipment, nothing resembling an emergency vehicle. Just a driver. I told them clearly I didn't want to proceed if it was going to cost a lot and would arrange my own transport. They completely ignored my concerns and rushed me into the van anyway. The 10-minute ride ended up costing me over $2,000--for what was essentially just a taxi ride. I tried to dispute the charge with my insurance, but they couldn't track down the company. Months later, I received a lawsuit from a law firm in another state, demanding payment for this "ambulance ride." After doing some research and reading other reviews, I found that many people have had similar experiences. In my opinion, this company seems to operate on a questionable business model, targeting vulnerable tourists who are in pain or disoriented. I've consulted with a lawyer, who informed me that in order to garnish wages or take further legal action, they would need legal representation in my state--so they can't just go after me without following proper procedures. My advice to anyone in a similar situation: Ask a lot of questions upfront. Get everything in writing. Don't assume just because someone at a resort says it's "medical transport" that it's a legitimate service. Trust me, you don't want to learn this the hard way like I did.