Cozumel, Mexico – Hotel Cozumel A la Carte Industry Only DEMA Special
Hotel Cozumel ResortCozumel, Mexico
Hotel Cozumel Resort is a charming resort with an excellent location, including three Mexican-style buildings surrounding a lovely pool and garden area. Each of the 180 air-conditioned rooms has a balcony or patio, two doubles, or one king bed. In addition, Hotel Cozumel Resort now offers a remarkable beach club, which is considered the perfect home for scuba lovers and is fully equipped with all the necessary features for divers and their scuba equipment. Divers can enjoy a day of boat diving, and upon return, find all the facilities required for their gear, both at the beach club and in their well-appointed resort rooms. The Hotel Cozumel Resort’s close proximity to downtown San Miguel eliminates the requirement for taxis since the main city center is within an easy (and enjoyable) ten-minute walk. The airport is no more than five minutes away by car or taxi. Not only is the resort perfect for divers and family vacations, but it also has a kids’ program that ensures children will be well-entertained while parents relax in the largest swimming pool on the island. Hotel Cozumel Resort offers you a charming and friendly atmosphere with a wide variety of activities for all ages, including nightly shows and daytime entertainment, and a PADI full-service center. Hotel Cozumel and Resort have the option of all-inclusive or European plans. FACILITIES INCLUDE:
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Photographs Courtesy of Hotel Cozumel and Dive Paradise
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