Sorry just checked this site. Hola bikes located in Cancun but I'm sorry don't know where. We stayed at Barcelo hotels and they brought the bikes to us (over an hour from Cancun). excellent service. I would assume address must be on their website and we conversed numerous times with them through email to get all our rental needs sorted out. Very helpful they are.

Hola Marietta, The Cancun Hotel Zone is a strip of asphalt concrete 1.5 meters wide and runs parallel to the Boulevard Kukulcan from km 0 to km 11 and then became a stool 1 m wide which reaches Punta Nizuc Km 22 and again becomes ciclopista arriving at Km 26 and thus covers the entire Hotel Zone It is precisely at Km. 11 where the Hotel Flamingo Hotel Sun Palace is at Km 20. Throughout this section, is precisely the stretch that has no cycle track. Here in Cancún, usually the traffic is not heavy and even less that stretch, but always circulate precautions to be taken. The speed limit on Blvd Kukulcan is 70 km / h I believe that the road is safe, provided that the following rules are considered: Rules of safe movement on bike For your safety and that of others, it is important that cyclists always respect the following rules: Circular on the road in the direction of travel, never wrong way. If there bike path, circular, not by the road. Circular on the right Signaling before maneuvering: to turn left, right and stop. Be seen, with clear brightening clothing and reflective materials (vest or tapes for body and wheel plates, cat eyes, pedals and handlebars of the bike). Bring regulatory lights: white and red back later. Always wear a helmet for cyclists. Do not drink alcohol if you are driving. Or accompanying avoid burdening heavy and / or bulky loads. Avoid weaving and pirouetting they can destabilize. Do not take another vehicle to move. Do not use headphones that reduce hearing and attention. Pay attention to the pavement condition to avoid holes, depressions, oil stains, painted lines, etc. Otherwise they should be able to avoid them straight through to avoid unstable, also railways. Slow down and adapt the use of the brakes when wet pavement. Keep adequate distance from other current and parked vehicles. Look inside parked vehicles to avoid problems with doors opening or outbursts without notice. Obey all signs and traffic rules (especially, do not forget to stop at the red light and respect for pedestrian priority). Keep your bike in good condition. I hope this information will be useful. Best regards. Hola Bike.