This is perhaps the worst airport lounge in the world. Ive been here probably 8 times and they…read moreseem to continually decline with every visit! The service to check-in is rude and unprofessional. The food options in space inside are marginal at best. You are honestly better off just going into the airport and sitting down at a restaurant. However, if you're gonna try, I would recommend making a pre-booking. Whatever it is avoid the line and avoid this horrible service representative.

Below Terminal 4 right across from gate 54, easy elevator. Well stocked full sized AMEX lounge…read more Came in without a reservation on a Sunday afternoon. Quickly got admitted in. Across the counter is the Priority Pass lounge. Lots of seats with power outlets if you look around. Several single person "business" seats with outlet, small table and privacy enclosed. Open tables for larger groups and sofa arrangements. Bottled and canned beer. Bottles can be opened at the bar. Large selection of soft drinks etc.

This lounge is located downstairs next to another lounge, which seems to fail in comparison. The…read morespace is quite small, but luckily it wasn't crowded when I came. They offer some snacks and a soup, but both the bar and food selection is limited. There's a few entree dishes you can order via QR code. I got the Chicken Tinga Tostada, Chicken Tacos, and Beef with Chips. The vegetable soup and mangos with leche dessert was also delicious. I just would've love some more options, but it gets the job done. It's also a bit annoying that you need to leave the lounge to use the bathroom.

If it weren't free, I would not waste time. It is a Priority Pass lounge. So very small. Food…read morechoices looked less than food truck worthy. Decent Drinks, cramped, felt dingy. Staff was OK

Vip lounge tickets came with our inspira level room at Atelier. First time here. Seat is sooo…read morecomfortable. Snacks and open bar included. Bougie. It can fill up, and then you have to get on the wait list, but we lucked out and got in. It includes 3 sleep pods. Open bar and snacks. Nice to see how the other half live. I over heard someone talking on the phone saying they paid 50 to try the Vip area and the max time is 3 hours .. i assume that was per couple. Either way not something we would pay for.

Excellent new area. Plenty of seating to accommodate travelers. Large bar with the option of…read morepremium drinks and a menu.

Paid in advance and got reserved seating. Service was attentive and all the food tasted great…read more Breakfast and lunch. Mimosa was good. Would visit again.

Service was great, bar is spectacular…read more It's nice having this lounge before your flight. Food was pretty good as well The espresso martinis are pretty damn good as well. Definitely will be back

The Mera lounge is right behind security at the Cancun terminal 3 airport. It's generally ok but…read morethere are some rough edges. I recommend getting a pass ahead of time on a site like Expedia or TripAdvisor because the walk in line can be long. The place is clean and the staff is friendly but it's not VIP or luxury in any possible definition. The seats are slightly more comfortable than the regular airport seats. The WiFi is good and the drink selection is decent. The biggest problems include the crowds, the cheesy music and the lack of wall plus to charge your devices. The food is pretty mid. Everything is way too salty and sweet. It's borderline inedible. Is it worth $35-45/pp? Barely.

I travel in and out of Cancun on a regular basis…read more I truly consider the MERA Business Lounge located in terminal 3 as an idyllic oasis. The staff are always very attentive and welcoming and it's truly a pleasure when they greet you with your first name. The lounge offers hot meals morning, noon and night as well as an open bar and refreshments. This is a much more inviting and stress-free atmosphere while you are waiting to board your flight.

I wasn't sure what to expect. I will say it's better than I anticipated…read more The set up seems pretty efficient really. You land and enter on one side of the airport and arrive, enter, and depart from the other. This makes things pretty easy for customs and such. There are three terminals now and another one is being constructed as I type this review. Our driver told us all about it on the way back. Very chatty dude! I had been warned about all of the predatory tactics by the taxi and ride folks outside so I was prepared and not bothered by them. If you come here, take note of this. You can and will get scammed if you allow yourself to become a victim. Luckily we had prearranged the rides and were looking for very specific attire as well as signs for us to find. Just note this as others have said over and over. I will say it again for those in the back! There are tons of people waiting out front trying to get you to use their services. Those services vary a great deal in scammy/usefulness/end up dead in a ditch. Don't do the last one. No Bueno. My departure was interesting as we did not know what gate we were going to until about 10 minutes before boarding. Luckily the place is not that big so it was not an issue. We got there a couple hours early when we were leaving. There is plenty to do and lots to see while here. Have no fear! Consumerism is alive and well in Cancun Mexico! The whole place runs on it! Margaritaville is always a good time if you partake in the libations. They have a Guy Firebird or whatever there too. The duty free is only a deal because of reduced taxation. I found the items to be slightly higher than normal retail, at least for liquor. All in all it did what I needed it to do. Fly in, fly out, not get searched on the way in, or the way out. Not sure if I will come back to Cancun or not. I may have had my fill. We will see if I can score another 100% paid vacation next year for work! If so, I will see you again Amigos!! If not, it will be ok! ;) '26 - 51

Arriving at this airport was a straightforward process as well as going through immigration. Our…read moreluggage took longer than expected and they had 3 flights scheduled for the same belt. That resulted in an overcrowded situation and a long wait to get our suitcases. I realized when I arrived to my hotel that my suitcase was opened at some point but nothing was taken. Exiting the airport will face you with tons of people trying to sell you tours or other services They will ask you questions or attempt to walk you to their desk. I personally just kept on walking as I knew my transfer was outside. If you have a transfer scheduled, you might want to find out the number where they will be located as they have over 60 different areas or numbers where you can find your transfer as well as many people trying to offer you a taxi and other services. Some drivers may be waiting with a signbut just be aware ofnhow to locate your transfer before you arrive as you might be bombarded by people attempting to help you. Checking in with Jetblue was very similar to the process in places like Boston where you print your boarding pass and drop off your luggage. Except they added zip ties to our luggage in Cancun. They were in place when we got to our final destination. Our terminal had many food and souvenir options available. As usual, expect to pay more for items at airports but that's the same everywhere. Gates are announced about an hour prior to departure so you might wait around at a central location until they are announced. In our case, the boarding gate printed on our ticket was not listed on the screen once we entered the gate area. We received a gate change text and saw a gate announcement on the screen an hour before departure as they don't make many intercom announcements. So don't trust your ticket and check an hour before for gate confirmation.

Terminal 3 is literally a dining and shopping destination within Cancun Airport. If you are…read morestarved, there is a plethora of restaurants here. Personally, I always pick Air Margaritaville because the service is dependable and the food is decent. There is also a Bubba Gump's and more. There are places to buy snacks for your flight. There are "duty free" mega stores with everything you can think of. There is a shoe store! There is even a Ray-Ban store with crazy prices (think Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer sunglasses Gen 1 for $700 when Sunglasses Hut USA retails them for under $299). There are lots of Mexican souvenir shops, but also with crazy prices. Tshirts were in the $32-$42 range. Even fridge magnets are $7+. There is ALWAYS a line for restrooms. Cleanliness varies by location. Mera Business Lounge sucks. Always a line - unless you are paying. If you are using your credit card perk for entry, they won't have a place for you. Paying $35? Go right in! Pretty much everything here closes between 7-8pm. If your flight is delayed or later than 8pm, there is no place to get food or drinks. Plan accordingly.

Airport is easy to navigate and there's plenty of duty free shops and restaurants. I was surprised…read moreto see so many "American" restaurants here through, like Guy Fiere, Margaritaville, and Johnny Rockets. I wish there were more local restaurants or pop ups here. I didn't care to eat at restaurants that I could eat at home. Chairs at the gates are hard plastic so not very comfy when you think that you're getting on an international flight in a few hours. Watch out for the "interviewers" there. They act like they're in an official role, and maybe they are but literally they're walking up to random people and asking about where they stayed, where they're going, for their boarding pass and passport, and other personal questions. I can't believe people actually hand over their documents, fully in possession of some stranger in the open. They have nothing in hand to record or aggregate responses. Yeah, no thanks. Just walk away. My personal info stays that way.

The Dos Equis bar is located on the lower level of the departure terminal and is basically in the…read moremiddle of the floor, so hard to miss unless you go straight upstairs (which is recommended). They have TVs and a bunch of tables with table service. Of course, they have beers, but also mixed drinks like Bloody Caesar's and Micheladas. About $6 USD for a drink. They have a convenient exchange chart on the wall telling you what the peso to USD conversion rate is for the day. Their credit card machine is terrible and took forever though (about 2 minutes to run each card) so be sure to make time for that. It's fine for people watching, but otherwise the upper level has many more options for bars and food.

Small airport but well maintained and easily accessed. Good ground transport options. Check in area…read morecan be crowded but our line moved quickly. Security is well organized and we were through in about 10 minutes. The waiting area has a few stores and food places. There's also a Priority Plus lounge for members.

Each time there are improvements. The check-in process is as sophisticated as in the US and…read moresecurity checkpoint is very much what you would expected any international airport. Once inside security, there are a few places to shop, check out, duty-free options, and get a snack. The airport is very small, but it's hospitable and clean.

On the upside, if you need a margarita the minute you step outside of the Cancun airport, this is a…read morevery convenient place to get one. It is on the sidewalk between the airport exit and ground transportation. On the downside, each margarita was approximately 50 U.S. dollars. Save yourself some money and ask your shuttle driver to stop at the convenience store a mile away and buy a six pack.

I like this place but my wife makes me stop here every time we are departing the Cancún airport…read more They do a great table side guacamole and pico de gallo. Chicken fajitas are good as are the margaritas. Service is friendly and atmosphere is on brand for a Jimmy Buffet themed restaurant. Space between tables is tight so if you have some carry ons, make sure to ask for a table on the perimeter of the restaurant.