Hotels with a Pool in Mexico and Central America from $236

"Really loved my time at the Riu. The property itself is beautiful, and the oceanfront does not disappoint. The two pools on site each have a totally different feel. One is laid back and perfect for relaxing, the other has more of a party atmosphere. Great options depending on your mood. Food was solid, especially for a resort. Better than I expected. One thing worth knowing before you book: When I booked through Expedia it had listed an $850 resort credit that I could use. Once I was at the resort, it turned out that the credit I was shown isn't a lump sum you can actually spend. The resort breaks it into small discount coupons scattered across different services, think $10 or $20 off here and there. Doesn't ruin the trip, but it's worth going in with accurate expectations."

"Great time"

"Loved it, everything is walking distance "

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"The staff was great, beautiful and nice location. The carpet in the room needed to be updated, the window treatments needed to be updated. The lobby and bar are very nice, great view. There is an OXO that is convenient. Many good restaurants near the property."

"Just barely enough chairs for everyone in the hotel. I had to make a couple laps around at 2 pm just to find a single chair. They have other chairs that are further away from the pool, so you'll end up there if your late to the pool. Pool and area around it is very clean and well staffed."

"Occidental Tucancún has a lot of surface appeal, but the experience doesn’t quite live up to what you’d expect from the setting. The first impression is strong—the lobby is genuinely beautiful, and the grounds are well-maintained and inviting. It gives you the sense that you’re about to have a relaxing, upscale stay. Unfortunately, that feeling fades pretty quickly once you get past the common areas. The rooms are a major letdown. They feel closer to budget motel quality than a beachfront resort—dated, basic, and not particularly comfortable. It’s a noticeable contrast from the polished look of the lobby. Service is another issue. While there are always exceptions, much of the staff came across as unfriendly, especially toward American guests. Even when making an effort to be polite and respectful, the interactions often felt cold or dismissive, which takes away from the overall experience. Food is probably the weakest part of the stay. The buffet offers a very limited selection and leans heavily on low-quality, Americanized Chinese-style dishes that lack flavor and variety. Honestly, the food was just gross. There are three on-site restaurants, but they require reservations—even when they’re nearly empty—which makes dining unnecessarily inconvenient. It feels like they only prepare enough food for reserved guests, rather than accommodating demand. Timing is also restrictive. The bars open late and close early, and there are no food options available after 9 PM"

"Great service best holtel i have ever stayed in every one there was super nice and very attentive "

"Everything was top notch. Clean rooms and grounds, great food. It was easy to get reservations for the restaurants that required it. The food was better than the other resorts that we have stayed at. We would come back again."