Hotel Caribe Internacional Cancun — Hotel in Cancún

We arrived on Sunday at 4pm to extraordinarily loud music. The music was so loud that we could not converse at all with the receptionist. I am not clear, but it appears that the restaurant associated with the hotel was holding some sort of concert in the shared patio/pool deck. The pool was full of local folks with their kids, large beer bongs were on the tables, outrageously loud music was being performed live. The vocalist (a term I use somewhat loosely) was accompanied by 2 scantily clad women dancing in a provocative manner.||||We took things to our room, directly above the loud party. We couldn't escape the noise there either. I think it may have been even louder. We turned on the air conditioner and took our swimsuits to go find somewhere else to hang out.||||The room is outdated, the sheets felt like they had sand in them. The TV worked, the lights worked, bathroom was fully functional and clean. Provided with one roll of toilet paper, 2 small bars of soap, 2 bottles of shampoo, and 2 bath towels. No hand towels, no wash cloths, no tissues, no cup. There was a bottled water station out in the hallway, but the water was empty.||||We found a deal for this room at $30 US for the night. At this price, it was adequate. I have had much better experiences at Motel 6 for similar cost. I would not pay more than that for a room here, especially since it was so noisy.||||Our room adjoined another room. The lock and door was flimsy, we could easily have unlocked the door from our side and gone into the other room. This disturbed me, because the other guests could do the same. Due to the poor quality of doors and workmanship, there are huge gaps in the doorways. Air conditioning is not maximally efficient and there is almost no dampening of sounds. All night long obnoxious people were talking loudly and coming and going in the hallway.||||Though the concert outside was done when we returned at 8pm to sleep, there was some sort of dance club nearby with loud music too. The noise was clearly audible in our room with everything closed. I thought they would chill after the evening time since it was Sunday night and things usually close earlier. This was not the case. The loud dance music continued until 4 am. I had to get up at 5:30. I enjoyed about 2 hours of sleep all together. Had it not been for the terrible noise it might have been ok for the night, but this was probably one of my worst hotel experiences and I have stayed at some colorful places.||||WI FI was slow and typically Mexican-- it cuts in and out, drops signal, and is...

I'm from Montréal Canada This is my 8th year in a row coming to this Hotel I stayed here 3-5 weeks my first years now i stay 4-5 Months every year in Winter time it's pretty much my home away from home all the staff are very nice the rooms are immaculate clean if anything goes wrong with the room they will send maintenance within a hour ~ just for example my Air Conditioning broke and they got the part only the day after so they switched me to another room immediately. This place has 24 hours reception it is very safe no loud partying this place is 99% couples and Families very very quiet No nomads or backpackers // This place is in Central Cancun in the nice area and all restaurants are like across the street and within 3-4 minute walk you have Pescaditos Seafood restaurant that is delicious and cheap also across the street Mexican Cuisine actually all cuisines like a minute walk. if you want KFC or McDonald's like fast food that is 3 minute walk and there is a big park ((Parque de Las palapas)) with a big stage with music dancing groups sometimes especially on weekends just in that circle there is about 20 quioste restaurants from Mexican to Burgers to coton candy to ice cream etc..... and 2 minute further on Tulum av that street both sides up and down for 2-3 miles there is hundred of bargain cheap stores Anyway a lot of action around here 》 This is a honest review from a Canadian - of course no Hotels are perfect so leave the water run 1 minute to get hot water this is a big hotel also no alcohol i believe it is the bylaw around this area but restaurants are across the street and you could get anything you want - Great Margaritas also my room overlooks the street and restaurants so you hear a little traffic and music from restaurants t'ill 11h30 (pm) after it's quiet also the prices for the rooms are very affordable pretty cheap now if you want a bigger room with microwave and fridge it will cost a little more but really I don't need a fridge or microwave no beer and you don't need to cook the prices are so cheap around here to eat if you really want to eat for nothing walk out the hotel make a left same side street walk 2 blocks the second street on your left they have 3 TACO TRUCKS that start around 8(pm) to 11h30(pm) a bunch of people go eat there at night / like seriously i full myself up with tacos for 3-4 dollars u.s. P.S. At the Hotel tell them you know me (Gino) maybe they will give you a discount or Heck maybe they will charge you more LOL!!!!!

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Check-in Dec 13, 2016, 11pm. Check-out Dec 14, 2016, 5am. Pros: Friendly staff. Decent location. Cons: rooms are dilapidated, old, and ugly. It feels like a cheap motel. The entire hotel is humid. One of the air-conditioning units in the room did not work. Windows cracked, held together with packing tape. Taxis outside hotel not permitting use of Ubers. Unless you are used to staying at cheap hostels (think teenagers backpacking on a budget), this place will not cut it.

This room was a freebie from Orbitz when i booked a flight. I would never spend more than $50usd for this type of room, and only if an emergency. If they're going to charge you $130 per night, I'd suggest paying a bit more and staying at a quality hotel.

The taxi system: c'mon, get it together Mexico. The taxi system is run like a mafia, with certain groups of taxis "servicing" certain areas. I wanted to hire a particular taxi to pick me up in the morning, for a set price of 200pesos, he was more than willing, but he said that he could not because other taxi groups were in charge of "servicing" the area directly in front of the hotel. The result of this monopoly is that those taxis waiting outside the hotel will charge you 50-100% more than what other independent drivers would. I paid 350 pesos for a drive that would've cost 200 pesos from another taxi driver, and that would have cost even less had I used Uber. The hotels discourage the use of Ubers, because of the heavy hand of the Mexican taxi union, i.e., taxi mafia. I expect in the future competition will eventually win out over these artificial monopolies created by the...