Kempinski Hotel Cancún
Welcome to an Unparalleled Luxury Accommodations Hotel in Cancún,
Step into a world of unrivaled luxury at Kempinski Hotel Cancún, where every moment becomes a masterpiece. Nestled along a pristine powdery-white-sand beach, our exquisite haven offers infinite vistas of the mesmerizing turquoise-blue hues of the Caribbean Sea. As a distinguished 5-star hotel, we redefine the meaning of opulent hospitality, ensuring our discerning guests in Cancun are immersed in authentic, timeless elegance and luxury, as well as impeccable service.
Indulge in pure bliss within our collection of 363 exquisite rooms and suites meticulously designed to elevate your relaxation to unprecedented heights. Immerse yourself in a world of refined elegance, surrounded by tastefully appointed furnishings and state-of-the-art amenities that cater to your every desire. Luxuriate in the embrace of plush bedding that promises a restful slumber and wake up rejuvenated. Delight in the azure oasis of our expansive pools, or bask in the awe-inspiring, panoramic views from your own private balcony.
- D-Lounge is temporarily out of service; However, you can enjoy our mixology at The Club Grill bar, open from 5:00 pm.
- Our tennis and pickleball courts are temporarily closed for renovation. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as we improve your future sporting experiences.
- 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.
Activities and entertainment
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.”
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.
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.
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.
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