Just what we needed
JBT
Oct 03, 2021
Just what we needed
JBT
Oct 03, 2021
Just what we needed
JBT
Oct 03, 2021
Fiesta Americana Cancún Villas
Enjoy the best of Cancun
The spectacular beauty of Cancun is best enjoyed at Fiesta Americana Cancun Villas, located in the heart of the Hotel Zone. Make the vacation of your dreams come true at this resort that perfectly combines traditional Mexican hospitality with modern spaces and unparalleled amenities.
The spacious rooms, villas and suites offer you a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for sharing pleasant moments with your family. For your enjoyment, we have bars and restaurants specialized in Mexican, Argentine and international cuisine, where you can take in the fabulous views. Fun is part of this incredible experience: play bingo by the pool, sing your favorite songs at karaoke or go snorkeling in the serene waters of our beach. Take a break and treat yourself to a moment of tranquility with a soothing massage or treatment at Uru Spa. And if you want to go beyond the resort, we are very close to the main attractions of Cancun, archaeological sites, water parks and nightclubs.
Please be advised that from now on, an official Sanitation tax of $87.12 MXN per night will be charged in our hotels located in Cancún, Quintana Roo.
Up to 50% off on beach resorts + free shuttle
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Up to 50% off on beach resorts + free shuttle
Book your romantic getaway!
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Up to 50% off on beach resorts + free shuttle
Book your romantic getaway!
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Local Events
Opening of Archaeological Zone
The "Meco" archaeological zone shines again to welcome its old and new visitors. El Meco, originally called Beel'maan, is an archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Mayan culture that you should know.
Hanal Pixan
On November 2, called u hanal pixanoob or pixán mass, it is intended for the faithful deceased and prayers are held for the souls in the local cemetery. In the Mayan language, hanal pixán means “food of the souls.”
The "Meco" archaeological zone shines again to welcome its old and new visitors. El Meco, originally called Beel'maan, is an archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Mayan culture that you should know.
On November 2, called u hanal pixanoob or pixán mass, it is intended for the faithful deceased and prayers are held for the souls in the local cemetery. In the Mayan language, hanal pixán means “food of the souls.” It is the tradition of this town to remember in a very special way the family and friends who passed away from this world.
