Yucatan Peninsula Yoga Holidays

Excelente

Amazing staff come here every year and get treated with the same respect

Secrets Mirabel Cancun is undeniably a beautiful resort, surrounded by breathtaking views and sunrises. Almost every beach front room has a great view but my recent stay was heavily impacted by major operational inconsistencies, particularly around dining and guest amenities. Upon arrival, the communication regarding guest perks and amenities was practically non existent. Instead of receiving details at check-in when they would actually be useful, information and amenities were delivered to us late into our stay. Worse yet, there was zero explanation of what these amenities were actually for or how to use them. Once we did look into them, we found significant restrictions and limitations that made them nearly impossible to utilize. For example a 40 dollar guest credit but only 10 dollars can be applied to select wines at dinner or a certain amount for the spa. It felt less like a genuine guest perk and more like a box checking exercise. Additionally, you couldn’t use the lump sum it had to be split and there was limits. So when did we use it during our 7 night stay. We didn’t. Too many restrictions. The dining logistics desperately need an overhaul. The resort operates on a system where certain restaurants are shut down on specific days, which is incredibly inconvenient for guests trying to plan their evenings. Secrets really needs to transition to a formal reservation system. Because they don't use one, the wait times for dinner are highly unpredictable.

The swim up bar was great and a place to meet other visitors. The whole resort is kid friendly . They are doing construction in the main reception area so check in was not the best experience (as it was in a corner out of the breezeway). World Cup soccer was on when we visited which was fun to watch . However the other nightly entertainment was lacking . Just things in the lobby bar to do w kids and loud music. The food was outstanding . All restaurants were delicious and did not require reservations. Plenty of chairs around the pool .

One of the best hotels I stayed at from the friendly staff to the best private resort ever I stayed in a private villa. It was one of the best experiences.

Secrets Mirabel Cancun is undeniably a beautiful resort, surrounded by breathtaking views and sunrises. Almost every beach front room has a great view but my recent stay was heavily impacted by major operational inconsistencies, particularly around dining and guest amenities. Upon arrival, the communication regarding guest perks and amenities was practically non existent. Instead of receiving details at check-in when they would actually be useful, information and amenities were delivered to us late into our stay. Worse yet, there was zero explanation of what these amenities were actually for or how to use them. Once we did look into them, we found significant restrictions and limitations that made them nearly impossible to utilize. For example a 40 dollar guest credit but only 10 dollars can be applied to select wines at dinner or a certain amount for the spa. It felt less like a genuine guest perk and more like a box checking exercise. Additionally, you couldn’t use the lump sum it had to be split and there was limits. So when did we use it during our 7 night stay. We didn’t. Too many restrictions. The dining logistics desperately need an overhaul. The resort operates on a system where certain restaurants are shut down on specific days, which is incredibly inconvenient for guests trying to plan their evenings. Secrets really needs to transition to a formal reservation system. Because they don't use one, the wait times for dinner are highly unpredictable.

One of the best hotels I stayed at from the friendly staff to the best private resort ever I stayed in a private villa. It was one of the best experiences.

We had a really nice stay at Live Aqua overall. The room was comfortable and well kept, and the staff throughout the resort were incredibly kind, friendly, and welcoming. Everyone we interacted with made us feel taken care of. The restaurants and food were honestly some of the best I’ve had at an all-inclusive. There was a lot of quality and variety, and the dining experience was one of the strongest parts of the trip. The drinks were decent, but they lacked a little excitement compared to the food program. I would have loved to see more creative cocktails or better presentation. One thing we were disappointed by was how early the outdoor areas seemed to shut down. The pools close at 8 p.m., and by around 9 p.m. the outside of the resort felt pretty quiet. We weren’t looking for a party resort, but being able to swim or enjoy the pool area later at night would have made a big difference. It would also help if the pool closing time was made more clear ahead of time. The beach was decent, especially considering it was sargassum season. The water in this area is a little rougher with more undertow, so it may not be ideal for everyone, but the beach itself was still enjoyable. One smaller thing that stood out was the plastic pool stemware, which felt old and worn and could use an upgrade. Overall, Live Aqua is a beautiful resort with great service, excellent food, and a relaxing atmosphere. I would recommend it, especially for people who care about the dining experience.

Excelente

Amazing staff come here every year and get treated with the same respect

Secrets Mirabel Cancun is undeniably a beautiful resort, surrounded by breathtaking views and sunrises. Almost every beach front room has a great view but my recent stay was heavily impacted by major operational inconsistencies, particularly around dining and guest amenities. Upon arrival, the communication regarding guest perks and amenities was practically non existent. Instead of receiving details at check-in when they would actually be useful, information and amenities were delivered to us late into our stay. Worse yet, there was zero explanation of what these amenities were actually for or how to use them. Once we did look into them, we found significant restrictions and limitations that made them nearly impossible to utilize. For example a 40 dollar guest credit but only 10 dollars can be applied to select wines at dinner or a certain amount for the spa. It felt less like a genuine guest perk and more like a box checking exercise. Additionally, you couldn’t use the lump sum it had to be split and there was limits. So when did we use it during our 7 night stay. We didn’t. Too many restrictions. The dining logistics desperately need an overhaul. The resort operates on a system where certain restaurants are shut down on specific days, which is incredibly inconvenient for guests trying to plan their evenings. Secrets really needs to transition to a formal reservation system. Because they don't use one, the wait times for dinner are highly unpredictable.