Cozumel hotel suggestions needed
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Cozumel hotel suggestions needed
Does anyone have any suggestions/comments about the small to mid-size, non-AI resorts between downtown and Chankanaab? There seems to be a lot to choose from (ie.Plaza Las Glorias, Costa Club, El Cid La Ceiba to name a few) but would like to hear from people who have stayed in this area.<BR>Thanks!
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I stayed at the Costa Club about 18 months ago, right after it changed ownership. It may be changing ownership [or at least names] again. Best pool along that area, has a small beach. Dive operation is reportedly better than it was then [that too has recently changed hands]. We had the all-inclusive meal plan - food was OK but not spectacular. Town is only a 5-6 block walk - no need for a cab which is always a good thing. We thought it was good, basic accomodations - not fancy, but clean, safe and handy. Would do some asking though about ?new management. We would consider it again however.<BR><BR>You might get more responses on a scuba forum such as Rodales [www.scubadiving.com] altho this site can sometimes be an adventure - lots of private jokes and fair amount of non dive related posts, but if you want scuba info, that's the site to try.
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i'VE STAYED ACROSS THE STREET FROM LA CEIBA IN '90 AND '94. CHECKED OUT LA CEIBA A LITTLE. IT IS VERY QUAINT WITH A NICE POOL AND EXCELLENT SNORKELING RIGHT THERE! MAYBE EVEN BETTER THAN CHANKANAAB. LOT OF DIVERS STAY THERE. DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE FOOD. HEARD PLAZ LAS GLORIAS WAS NICE.
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Forgot to mention: Plaza Las Glorias is the "sister club" to Coral Princess Hotel and Resort. CP is smaller, more personal, and in a great location just one miles north of town on a wonderful coral reef. They have a jovial staff that treat everyone like family. The "hotel" rooms are in a new section that is beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. I would recommend a one-bedroom with ocean view. They have a web site with pictures. We've been going to CP for over ten years - and yes, we own a timeshare there. But you can stay in the hotel section and NOT be hassled by the timeshare guys. They do a lot of hotel business through Apple Tours. Check with a travel agent. CP has an excellent dive shop and good restaurant too. I think it might be what you're looking for.
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