Cozumel International Airport (CZM): Approximate driving time is ten minutes and distance is four miles.

Driving directions from Cozumel International Airport: Exit airport and turn right onto Blvd International Airport towards downtown San Miguel de Cozumel. Turn right onto Rafael E Melgar Ave. Proceed north approximately two miles, hotel will be on left.

Rental cars and shuttle/car service are the most convenient ways to get from the airport to the downtown or hotel. Transportation options are available as you exit the airport. A group shuttle, or colectivo, to the hotel from the airport: $5–$15 USD. Guests can also hire a especial, or individual car to get to their hotel: $16–$25 USD. Rental cars can be picked up at the airport or in the city of San Miguel de Cozumel and are available through this Web site: more than $36 USD. Due to union agreement taxis are not allowed to pick passengers up at the airport–however they are allowed to take passengers to the airport. Taxis from downtown San Miguel de Cozumel to hotel: $5–$15 USD. Prices subject to change without advanced notice.

Getting around: Rental cars, taxis, mopeds, and bicycles are the most convenient methods of transportation on the Island of Cozumel. The resort is close to an independently operated water-activities center that rents out sailboards, small sailboats, snorkel sets, and jet skis. The center also arranges coral reef snorkeling and scuba diving excursions: more than $36 USD. Taxi service to San Miguel from the hotel: $5–$15 USD. Taxis can also be hired for the day to tour the Mayan ruins on the island: more than $36 USD. Set a fixed price with the driver before beginning your trip. Rental cars provide you with the freedom to leisurely tour Cozumel: more than $36 USD. Mopeds are readily available for rental and provide a convenient way to get around: $26–$35 USD. Bicycle rentals: $5–$15 USD.

Snack Bar - Situated between the pool and the beach, this spot serves tropical drinks and snack foods such as nachos.

Room service is available from early morning to late night.

Amenity highlights: Although rock shelves line the beach for most of its length in front of the hotel, one 30-foot-wide spot provides sandy access to the Caribbean's turquoise water. The hotel pool is L-shaped and raised on a rock terrace above the beach and is only spacious enough for paddling and cooling off. Adjacent to it are a round children's pool and a bar serving tropical drinks and snack foods. At the south end of the beach and under a thatch-roof palapa, guests can rent sailboards, small sailboats, snorkel sets, and jet skis. Arrangements can also be made to go snorkeling, scuba diving, and fishing.

Insider tip: Guestrooms do not include television sets. But the hotel's big, airy restaurant on the beach, Las Gaviotas, has satellite television for watching international sports, movies, and news.