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Cancun Golden Parnassus All Inclusive Resort & Spa Cancun

Golden Parnassus All Inclusive Resort & Spa Cancun

Cancun Hotel Zone, Cancun, Mexico

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Overview

Pros
  • Lively, adult-only all-inclusive in the heart of the Hotel Zone

  • Beautiful beach area that doesn't get too busy

  • Ocean-view pool with frequent drink service and fun entertainment

  • Several restaurants (including steak, seafood, and Japanese) and bars

  • Spacious rooms with balconies, marble baths, and flat-screen TVs

  • Club rooms have additional amenities like double whirlpools and bathrobes

  • Plenty of on-site activities, including tennis and beach volleyball

  • Excursions can be arranged, such as parasailing and scuba diving

  • Full-service spa and salon, and a gym

Cons
  • Lower-floor rooms facing the ocean can get noisy at night

  • Dated furniture showing its age throughout

  • Entry-level rooms lack fridges and coffeemakers

  • Not all restaurants are open every night

  • Beds are on the short side

  • No swim-up bar

  • Daily fee for Wi-Fi

  • Gym and theater are particularly worn

Bottom Line

The upper-middle-range Golden Parnassus is a dated adult-only, all-inclusive resort in Cancun's popular Hotel Zone. The laid-back vibe and friendly staff draw many repeat guests, while daily activities and entertainment keep them busy. All 214 rooms come with small furnished balconies, air-conditioning, and marble baths, plus some add two-person hot tubs and robes. Unfortunately, decor is old-fashioned, simple, and in need of an update, and entry-level units lack fridges and coffeemakers. There are multiple restaurants to choose from, including Mexican and Japanese cuisines and a creperie. The ocean-view pool is well-sized, but this one doesn't have a swim-up bar. On that note, this place can get a bit rowdy, so peace-seeking guests should ask for a higher-floor room. Kids aren't welcome here, so families should consider the more contemporary Panama Jack Resorts.