The Radisson is a nice place if you have a rental car and can leave to go exploring. If you stay you can also get to parts of the city that only the locals hang out which was really fun for one evening. We found great food everywhere around and Biscuits down from the hotel has an awesome breakfast.

We arrived in Cancun on March 5th and planned to stay at this hotel one night before travelling through Mexico by car the next day.
In one word, it was average. For the price I paid it wasn't any great surprise.

Beds are hard and very small.
The bar charges $4.00 US a beer. We wallked down the streeet and got a bucket of 4 beers for 6 dollars.
This is not in a very tousist area so not much to see if you are staying longer than a few days (unless you have a car).

The hotel was VERY noisy. Especially on the floor above us. One of the rooms started to party at 9:00 pm and by 1:00 am I was so exhausted I went to the front desk to complain.

The front desk attendent did not look impressed that I complained but to give them credit the party was over within half an hour.

The part that annoyed me the most is the time share guy who approached us in the lobby before we even got in the door.. I was tired after travelling all day and was not in the mood.

The air conditioner worked well but was VERY noisy.
This hotel was ok even though I can't say I got a good night sleep.
Best part of the hotel was that it was close to all the street vendors who made great CHURROS...yummy.

We were booked into a ground floor room that smelled musty and moldy. We asked to check out another room up on the third floor and it was the same. By this time it was after midnight, we were too tired to argue. So, we decided to stay in the original room. We were planning to stay there two more nights a week later, so we told the woman at the check out desk. She promised we would have a better room when we returned. She was right. The room overlooked the pool and maybe that's the answer. The breezes from the inner courtyard may have something to do with the fresh smell. I'm just guessing, but I'd ask for a room above the ground level that overlooks the pool. We were very pleased with the room. The hotel is very clean, the service is terrific and the food in the restaurant is good. One criticism is that the business center computer (there's only one and you pay to use it) is not connected to a printer.

I recommend that travelers stay in the city of Cancun instead of the Hotel Zone. This is the best way to experience Cancun and the Radisson offers everything you could need (ex. transportation to the beach, a pool, tennis court, close to good restaurants) for a good price.