Cancun-Hyatt Resorts
May 27th 2003, 2:17 pm
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Cancun-Hyatt Resorts
I need someone to give me a comparison between the two Hyatt hotels in
Cancun
I have 4 certificates good for 4 nights at either of the two Hyatt
Hotels on Cancun beach and I have to use them up within the next 5 months or
they will expire.
The wife and I are two very active retirees that enjoy the good things
in life but not too patient with a lot of children running around as well as
young drunks and naked women. Which of the two hotels will be the best
suited for us. Thank you.
Sherman
Cancun
I have 4 certificates good for 4 nights at either of the two Hyatt
Hotels on Cancun beach and I have to use them up within the next 5 months or
they will expire.
The wife and I are two very active retirees that enjoy the good things
in life but not too patient with a lot of children running around as well as
young drunks and naked women. Which of the two hotels will be the best
suited for us. Thank you.
Sherman
May 27th 2003, 3:00 pm
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Re: Cancun-Hyatt Resorts
Hands down, I'd take the Hyatt Cancun Caribe over the Hyatt Regency, The
Caribe is a lot smaller and thus quieter and has a much better beach area.
The Regency has a very small beach area.
"Sherm" wrote in message
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> I need someone to give me a comparison between the two Hyatt hotels
in
> Cancun
> I have 4 certificates good for 4 nights at either of the two Hyatt
> Hotels on Cancun beach and I have to use them up within the next 5 months
or
> they will expire.
> The wife and I are two very active retirees that enjoy the good
things
> in life but not too patient with a lot of children running around as well
as
> young drunks and naked women. Which of the two hotels will be the best
> suited for us. Thank you.
> Sherman
Caribe is a lot smaller and thus quieter and has a much better beach area.
The Regency has a very small beach area.
"Sherm" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I need someone to give me a comparison between the two Hyatt hotels
in
> Cancun
> I have 4 certificates good for 4 nights at either of the two Hyatt
> Hotels on Cancun beach and I have to use them up within the next 5 months
or
> they will expire.
> The wife and I are two very active retirees that enjoy the good
things
> in life but not too patient with a lot of children running around as well
as
> young drunks and naked women. Which of the two hotels will be the best
> suited for us. Thank you.
> Sherman
Jun 6th 2003, 6:41 pm
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Re: Cancun-Hyatt Resorts
Sherm wrote:
> I need someone to give me a comparison between the two Hyatt hotels in
> Cancun
>
> I have 4 certificates good for 4 nights at either of the two Hyatt
> Hotels on Cancun beach and I have to use them up within the next 5 months or
> they will expire.
>
We liked the Hyatt Cancun Caribe. We were there four nights last week in
a Villa Suite, thanks to the 6000 Hyatt Gold Passport point/4 night
suite upgrade (we had to pay a $139 room rate). If you can upgrade to at
least the Regency section, that would be great. There were a lot of
teens that appeared to be staying in the main highrise. The Regency Club
section is a group of low rise villas. I believe it is one suite and 2
regular rooms per villa.
The villas are right at the beach.
> I need someone to give me a comparison between the two Hyatt hotels in
> Cancun
>
> I have 4 certificates good for 4 nights at either of the two Hyatt
> Hotels on Cancun beach and I have to use them up within the next 5 months or
> they will expire.
>
We liked the Hyatt Cancun Caribe. We were there four nights last week in
a Villa Suite, thanks to the 6000 Hyatt Gold Passport point/4 night
suite upgrade (we had to pay a $139 room rate). If you can upgrade to at
least the Regency section, that would be great. There were a lot of
teens that appeared to be staying in the main highrise. The Regency Club
section is a group of low rise villas. I believe it is one suite and 2
regular rooms per villa.
The villas are right at the beach.
