Great location in the party area on the hotel strip. Room was good. Keeping supplied with towels was a project; on the regular room cleaner's day off, NOTHING was done. Otherwise, it was great! The restaurant there was great! Personnel overall were
VERY friendly and eager to help. Will stay there again.

We are in our mid 30's and went to Mexico to see what there was to offer. We were looking for a hotel as a place to stay during the nights, not really to hang out by all day.This hotel worked for that purpose. It is situated on the lagoon and sits back away from the busy street.

Upon arrival, we were brought to our room which smelled of mildew and was very small. There was one small window, and the place was depressing. We were there 10 minutes before I went to the reception desk to ask about other rooms. They told us about the other available rooms and walked us through them- very hospitable. We decided to upgrade to a suite. This was just $10 extra a night- very much worth the money and highly recommended. The room included a large bathroom, kitchen area with a sink and full fridge, a dining area with seating for 6-8, and a room with two single beds. This was a problem, and we took the cushions( there was no mattress, just cushions on raised concrete) and created our own large bed. Also, the air conditioner worked well.

We used the local grocery store and stocked up on snacks and drinks and utilized the refrigerator with no problems. The only food problem was that any food left out was covered-and I mean covered- in little black bugs. So we stored everything that was edible in the fridge where the bugs could not attack. The cleaning staff also brought bottled water daily for no charge.

The grounds and pool were well maintained. There were nice tables around to use as well. We did find that there were many vacationing Mexican families staying as well. We guessed that it may be a resort for Mexican tourists more than tourists from other countries.

Would we stay there again? No. It served its purpose, but it did not enhance the vacation at all.

My husband and I exchanged our timeshare (2 bedroom lock off) to a 1 bedroom (6- maximum occupancy / 4 private) in Melia Vacation Club at Gran Melia Cancun and 1 bedroom (6 max occupancy/4 private) in Best Western Clipper Club. My family and I stayed at Best Western Clipper Club from May 19th through May 26th with four adults. The grounds were ok but very well maintained and clean. It was a family-oriented resort and it was located right in the downtown area of the hotel zone. We could literrally walk to the restaurants, clubs, and designer stores from the Clipper Club. This is not an A+ hotel look but the location was just terrific. It was a short walk to the beach. The customer service was very friendly and attentive. They informed us what we should and shouldn't do while we were in Cancun. I truly recommend this resort for people who are budget conscious and do not care how the resort looks like.

The rooms are standard. Nothing special. The location was excellent. If you want somewhere cheap and comfortable to use as a base then this is the hotel for you. If your after more luxury and want to spend your whole holiday within a hotel then look elsewhere.