Really could not have asked for more... as previously mentioned in other reviews, the G.O. staff really treat you like family and welcome you with open arms. Everything went off without a hitch: The food was excellent, the entire Club Med staff friendly at all times, the grounds meticulously cared for. But what are you really here for? Relaxing, eating, drinking! This place is laid out to facilitate copious amounts of all three.

We were there as part of the yearly Atlantis week and will definitely be back next year.

I have to mention a couple of special people: Oliver, the village Chief made every effort to make us feel welcome. At the end of the week as the busses were taking people back to the airport, he actually boarded each and every one to say farewell and shake each guests' hand! Second is Delph, she really can make a mean Mojito. It was nice getting a chance to eat lunch with her near the end of our stay.

I really can't recommend Club Med enough. It's especially great for those who wish to not plan out an entire trip in detail. At Club Med you simply show up.

Food: Excellent... Especially the Tapas and La Pergola and the Mexican cuisine at Las Cazuelas.
Rooms: Standard, the A/C works well and they have cool rain showers in the bathroom.
Staff: The best I've ever encountered. The Beach Boys will learn after a couple hours what you like to drink, and they will keep the drinks coming!

We spent a week with Atlantis Events (a gay tour company) and spent a week at Club Med Yucatan. I don't think there was anything to complain about. We stayed in the Jade Building, which has a separate Concierge area, which was well worth the extra money. The extra beach towels, bottled water, room service and large rooms were definitely nice.

Fanou, the General Manager was very nice and gave me a tour of one of the suites, to see if they were worth the upgrade next time we went. It's a definite possibility, they are so nice! Myra in the Concierge area was very helpful too.

We had an awesome week, the G.O.'s, Olivier - Manager and the entire staff from landscapers to the housekeepers treated us as if we were family. There is SO much to do at the resort and everything is included. If you need a place for family reunions, weddings, bachelor party or a special place for a group get away, this is it. Too bad the H1N1 virus overshadowed our vacation but thank god we were at club med.

I just got back from a week-long vacation at Club Med, Cancun. I had read many reviews prior to my arrival and most were spot on.

Location ~ Club Med has the best location on the beach. It is at the far end of the strip and secluded by a jetty that blocks the waves from crashing in during the wind-filled days. The sand was soft and white. Truly an ideal location

Rooms ~ We stayed in the 6000 building. One of the closest buildings to the village but still a bit of a hike. The property is sprawling. The room was just average. They recently completed a renovation to the rooms so the fixtures, beds and television were upgraded. The room was a bit small and nothing special. We had a view of the lagoon and on more than one occasion saw a crocodile glide past in the water. Maid service was good and the staff friendly.

Outdoor Activities ~ I mostly swam in the ocean and layed by the pool. I did waterski one day. Be aware, you must sign a release that there are crocodiles in the water and you must ski at your own risk. I also snorkeled one day. The water was choppy and there was a strong current. Saw many fish and aquatic life though. Not as spectacular as some snorkeling trips I have been on.

Food ~ I had heard great things about the food from past reviews. To me is was just average. There was a lot to choose from in the Hacienda Buffet but I enjoyed the mexican buffet at Las Casuelas. I also perferred Las Casuelas for dinner. We ate there most nights. If you are a foodie, as I am, you won't be overly-impressed, but it is tasty and well-presented.

Staff ~ I was impressed with the friendliness of the staff. Since our group chartered the entire resort and threw wild parties nightly, the GO's really let their hair down. Often partying with us until the wee hours of the morning. Everyone greets you as you walk by with a friendly smile and an "HOLA".

Public Areas ~ The pool was nice and quite large, the bar areas seemed well maintained and even though our group were drinkers, nobody really had to wait long for a drink.

Overall Impression ~ The resort could stand further upgrades. The property seems to have had many facelifts but no full overhaul. Through the fresh paint and new fixtures, it looks and feels like an older resort. Although no families were in attendance during the week we were there, it seems truly geared to a family oriented clientele. i am not sure what the staff thought about having 700 gay men decend upon their peaceful resort, but I can assure you that by the end of the week they were having the time of their lives.

On a sad note ~ Due to the Swine Flu epidemic, we were the last group to enjoy the resort. The group attending the following week cancelled and bookings were so low for the following weeks that the resort is closing for at least a month and perhaps indefinately.