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The Ritz Carlton Cancun
Overlooking the beach and the Caribbean Sea on a quiet side street six km (about four mi) from Cancun's entertainment center, this hotel includes antiques and polished Italian marble. |
An elegant ambience of Italian marble, brocade upholstery, gilt-frame paintings, tapestries, and antiques; exceptional dining, and discreet, personalized hospitality satisfy discriminating guests. An atrium garden featuring a sea-green Mayan-style sculpture and a stained-glass ceiling contributes a tropical note.
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| Treatments include Lol-Ha, the traditional Mayan flower bath for brides; Zac-Xib, a warrior ritual involving a body scrub and essential oils bath for men; and the Sacred Warm Stone Massage.
Treatments are offered in air-conditioned rooms, in a thatched-roof pavilion overlooking the beach, and on private open-air terraces. Women's and men's sections offer open-air, eight-person spa tubs sided by plunge pools; also included are saunas, steam rooms, Swiss and open-air showers, and relaxation lounges. |
| 365 guestrooms and suites in a tan, E-shaped, Spanish-colonial building with tile roofs and wrought-iron railings. Rooms contain high ceilings, pale-pink walls with pearl-green wood trim, green floral carpets, light-colored furniture, and blue-tone fabrics, with Frette Italian linens on beds. Furnishings include upholstered reading chairs and desks. Black-and-white Italian-marble bathrooms feature large stall showers, separate tub/shower combinations, and twin-sink vanities. Terry-cloth bathrobes and slippers provide lounging comfort. CD players and video-game consoles offer entertainment. |
| The Club Grill - Closed September 5 - September 26, 2005. Dinner restaurant employing local ingredients and emphasizing seafood and prime-grade meats. Choices such as roast lobster with leek brandade, chanterelle salad, and roast duck with chipotle and sweet potato purée. Live jazz nightly.
Fantino Opulent fine-dining dinner restaurant. Recessed ceilings painted with pastoral murals, wall recesses containing scroll paintings, pale-green linens, and ivory-colored chairs. Mediterranean cuisine. Piano music nightly.
El Café Mexicano - Dining room and outside terrace. Buffet and à la carte breakfast. A la carte lunch. A la carte dinners plus Sunday night family-style barbecue buffet, Tuesday night Mexican buffet with live music, Friday night lobster-and-seafood buffet.
The Caribe Bar & Grill - Casual pool-terrace spot overlooking beach. White-tile roof, blue umbrellas. Open mid-morning to early evening for light meals, snacks. |
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