Cancún International Airport (CUN): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 12.5 miles.

Driving directions from Cancún International Airport (CUN): Take airport access road going east and follow signs to Zona Hotelera and Blvd Kukulcan. Proceed on Blvd Kukulcan, resort is approximately 10 miles ahead on the right side of road.

Authorized taxis, minivans (or collectivos), and private cars are the best way to make the journey from the airport to your hotel. Transportation options can be accessed as you exit the terminal to your right. A private taxi to downtown Cancún: $16–$25 USD. A private taxi to the Hotel Zone: more than $36 USD. Collectivos provide transportation to downtown Cancún: $5–$15 USD. A private car service to your hotel can be arranged: more than $36 USD. Rental cars are available at the airport and on this Web site: more than $36 USD. Note: Only authorized taxis are allowed to transport guests from the airport to their hotels. However, all taxis can take passengers to the airport from the city or Hotel Zone–cutting the fare almost in half.

Getting around: The resort is located within Zona Holtelera, or Hotel Zone. Public and private buses connect the Hotel Zone to downtown and ferries: less than $5 USD. Once downtown, most tourist attractions are easily accessible by walking. Taxi rates in Cancún are determined by zones and the minimum fare within the Cancún Hotel Zone is $5 USD per ride. A list outlining the various taxi rates throughout the city should be available at the resort front desk: $5–$15 USD. Taxis can be rented by the hour or day if you want to visit the historic ruins outside of the city: more than $36 USD. Always negotiate your taxi fare before beginning your trip. Rental cars offer a convenient way to visit historic points outside the city: more than $36 USD. Mopeds are a convenient, yet extremely risky, way to get around the city and islands: $26–$35 USD.

All rooms are offered in the European Plan, which includes accomodations only (no meals).

Mikado - Located on the other side of the entrance from Champions, Mikado serves Japanese and Thai food and includes a sushi bar. Open for dinner.

La Capilla - Overlooking the Caribbean, this multi-level restaurant features a brick-dome ceiling, serves a breakfast buffet, and becomes an Argentinian steak house for dinner.

Las Ventanas - This coffee shop/ice cream parlor in the lobby features cigars, tequilas, and live music in the evenings. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Bahia Club - This is the hotel's casual beachside restaurant and serves light lunches.

La Isla - This snack bar is located by the pool.

Amenity highlights: Situated on a terrace above the white-sand beach, a large semi-circular pool is surrounded by a sundeck furnished with lounge chairs. In front of the pool overlooking the sea is a huge, 25-foot-diameter spa. A kid-friendly spa is located at the rear of the pool deck. Music with a driving beat creates a lively ambience, and a volleyball net invites casual play. As an alternative to the pool, the beach offers warm, turquoise water, foamy waves, lounge chairs for sunning, and thatched-roof palapas for reading and napping in the shade.

Insider tip: Just 200 yards away, the Marriott Casamagna's sister resort, JW Marriott, offers a luxurious, world-class, 35,000-square-foot health spa open to the public, including Marriott Casamagna guests.