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

This is the speakeasy hiding behind the secret bookcase door on the first floor of the Grand lobby…read morebuilding. It has happenin' jazz music, a nighttime live singer, bartenders in 1920's caps, and just the right lighting to hold your honey close. The Moscow mules are a nice combination of sweet, sour, and bitter and the Al Capone is for the chocolate lover in you.

The atmosphere is beautiful and it's a cool little hideaway…read more My issue is how do you run out of martini glasses for the martinis ‍. It kind of killed the experience for me. For a hotel that's so grand, I feel that they should never be out of something so simple as glasses.

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.

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.

Yea, I know this place is for kids or teens. But there's a part of me that misses the arcade…read moreexperience. And Wired is the closest it can get here at the Moon Palace resort. Here, they have a couple of ice hockey tables, a pool table, a basketball shooter, foosball, ping pong, 2 shooting games (Jurassic Park and Walking Dead) and some Xbox stations and PC games. For the table games, you need to go to the counter, give them your room number and check out the games accessories, like cue balls, ping pong paddles ... etc. The shooting games terribly fun and therapeutic. The foosball tables are flawed as the balls often get stuck between the kickers. The cue sticks are a bit warped so it's difficult to show off my mad skills. And they can use some new ping pong paddles. Other than that,'it's a fun place. I spend many hours here with my kid. If you get hungry or thirsty, they have a snack bar with popcorn, desserts, ice cream, sandwiches and even pizza. There are multiple screens in the wall airing various sports. It's a cool place to chill and escape the tropical heat.

My family, my dad's friends and I came to Cancun and stayed at the Moon Palace resort. Here is one…read moreof the places inside! I only played DDR (Dance Dance Revolution) because I love rhythm games! I rate it 100/10! Such an awesome game, there is also so many songs! My favorite is the Beethoven Virus. I hope this helps!

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.

Went here with my husband and we had a great vacation at the inclusive resort. Everything here was…read moregreat! The pool area was top notch and had this little swim up bar where we spent a good portion of our time. The pool and bar were clean. Lots of fun tropical/fruity drinks and shots. They even did rounds of shots where everyone would get a colorful shot and take it in a waterfall fashion around the bar. The bartenders were friendly and attentive. I never felt like I struggled to get attention which can happen at other resorts. A great vacation.

Outstanding food and service and would recommend to anyone visiting to use the service.read more

The Mojito lounge is located right off of the main lobby. I love the decor it's modern yet cozy…read moreand they have fun music playing. There's a whole menu of fun mojitos to choose from but there's also a full bar if you fancy something else. This is adult only but you're welcome to grab a drink and take it out to enjoy elsewhere. I tried two types the coconut and the hibiscus. We were able to choose the rum to go in which was nice and the muddled mint was perfect. The only thing I didn't like was that the drinks were super sweet. Maybe a little heavy on the simple syrup? Others may like that but I prefer less sweet. That I'm sure can be tweaked. Other than that it was a refreshing treat and a great spot at the resort!

Stopped in here a few times while staying at the resort. We got our drinks here promptly and…read morewith a smile. The atmosphere was good. No issues.

What a fun venue!…read more Love the fact that they're offering family entertainment. Wish it were every night, not just the weekends. After all, every night is the weekend when you're on vacation... The venue itself has a bar area upon entry and they're offering up bags of popcorn as well. The seating is quite comfortable and being a smaller venue, there's not a bad seat in the house.

We had the opportunity to attend the Duran Duran concert last night and the venue was great. Very…read moreopen lobby area an good view of the stage. Few concerns: The Ticketmasters program to retrieve tickets it terrible. Three manned kiosk for picking up tickets. Also when we were picking up our tickets, they showed already printed. After about 3-4 minutes, they were found in a printed stack. Not cool. Beverages - two small bars to service about about 3,000 concert goers. Finally, when getting a taxi you need to walk back to the Moon Palace lobby area and get in line. The hotel was ill prepared for the rush and we joined another couple heading our way. Enjoyed the concert!