After seeing the hotels with casinos on the strip and the amount of walking and vast lobbies we were so glad we stayed at the Cancun, which was so quiet, with lovely rooms a fantastic pool and parking convenient to each room. We liked it so much we returned for another 4 nights later in our holiday. The staff were friendly, the room was delightful and the beds comfortable. We had a small apartment (termed a villa), We had a central dining area with small kitchenette off. The small lounge area had a very comfy fold out queen bed for our son and he had his own bathroom whilst next door we had a nice spacious feeling master bedroom with a huge his and hers bathroom with ample spa bath. All in all we felt it a home from home and a retreat from a trip to the strip!
We used the shuttle and also drove our car into the strip using I15 and found it easy to park in the casino parking. Across the road from the hotel is a good selection of eating places - much cheaper than the strip, plus a useful food store, gas station and pharmacy -- everything you could need. Recommend Outback Steakhouse, and IHOP for breakfast.

Before we went to the Cancun resort we read here how unfriendly the staff was, we didn't run into that at all. They were courteous and helpful at check in and assisted us with printing our boarding passes before we left. The condos themselves, at least the two bedroom we had, are smaller than the other condos where we have stayed. It was very clean though and quiet. But then this is Vegas and how much time are you going to be at your condo. The pool was absolutely beautiful but we couldn't figure out while the temperatures were in the mid 90's to low 100's the water felt as if it were about 60 degrees. We were not the only ones that thought the water was too cold. A couple of nights we did hear a few people that had been celebrating a little too much as they returned but only lasted a couple of minutes, and not that long after we returned for the evening. The resort is less than 10 minutes from the strip, we didn't use the shuttle at all and found that if you use back streets you can get to some of the parking decks at the casinos without having to deal with all the traffic of the strip. If you want to get away from all the glitz and glamour of the strip take a trip up to Freemont Street. Its old Vegas and is much more laid back than the strip and found it to be a pleasant change. Overall it is a nice resort and would return here again if we ever travel to Vegas again.

My husband and I went to this resort last week-9/25. We booked a room through our timeshare and also got one for two of our friends. The rooms were spectacular and the beds were even better! All four of us raved about the beds. The rooms each had kitchens, 2 bathrooms, and the living room can be closed off to make a second bedroom. The pool was great too, although we were so busy we barely spent any time in it, except to try out the waterslides, which were awesome. The only downfall is that the hotel is about 3 miles from the strip. they advertise a shuttle, but it is VERY unreliable, and it only runs from 12-12. I would just rent a car next time. I will definately be back to the CANCUN RESORT!!!

We were in Vegas for my daughter's wedding the week of 9/6-9/13. I own a timeshare at Polo Towers but since they were full for the time I needed, I was able to exchange a banked week for my Mom and two brothers for the Cancun resort.

While it quite a ways from the strip, it worked for us since I rented a car for the week. I don't know how people do it otherwise!

We got a two bedroom, two bath unit on the 5th floor. Love the unit and the view of the mountains. Very happy with the resort all in all.

We spent more time at the pool than I thought we would. The drinks were not too expensive considering what they charge on the strip. One vodka tonic was $5.50, but I WAS charged a $3.00 "up charge". What the heck?

The restaurant food needs revamping, in a big way. They are seriously missing a great opportunity here. Someone from this resport should spend a few day in Mexico and see how they treat their guests and what kind of food/drinks they are serving. My goodness....

It would be great to have fish taco's, tropical salads, fresh fruit & cheese platters offered to guests as they lounge around the pool. Why isn't anyone walking around the pool offering guests signature drinks. Lovely tropical drinks would be delightful. Instead, they had bar food fare; wings, french fries, nachos. The only thing I could find on the menu that wasn't fried was a turkey sandwich, and it was good.

We own three timeshares and are able to move them (exchange) to various places all the time. Never ever have we been charged anything anywhere we have stayed. Only this resort charged us a $6.93 daily "Accommodation Tax". Weird.

To leave this review on a possitive note, the property and the unit was very clean and spacious. Yes, the kitchen is rather small, but still functional.