Hotels in der Nähe von Atardecer Maya Park, Cozumel

I was spied on in the shower by a hotel employee, and management tried to cover it up. It wasn’t until we involved the police that they became cooperative. What happened? Look at the photos, and you’ll see a sliding window in the shower that opens to a hallway closet. While I was showering, I looked up and saw a man’s face in the window, watching me. I screamed, grabbed a towel, and ran out to the hallway. When I opened the closet next to my room, I found that same man wearing a hotel uniform, trying to climb down from the window that overlooks my shower. He tried to push past me, but I caught him by the sleeve and took his radio. I shouted for help, and he said over and over, “Please, don’t tell.” Other guests arrived to assist me, and started taking photos and video of the scene. The desk clerk named Angel came upstairs and initially claimed that he’d told the pervert peeping tom named Vicktor to get a broom from that closet. Observe from the photo that this is not a utility closet, and is empty except for pipes. We also found footholds carved into the cinderblock beneath the shower window. Once we pointed out the falsehood of his claim, Angel then said that Vicktor was never in the closet, that it’s his word against mine. Angel refused to call the hotel manager, and then refused to call the police. He took Victor to the office behind the hotel desk, and we saw him on his phone, smiling and laughing. Members of my group called the police and contacted the hotel owner Gilberto, who said he would come in 2 hours because he was not nearby. I give credit to the local police in Cozumel, who responded quickly, and also called their supervisor to the scene, who took our reports and investigated the closet. We discovered that many rooms, on all four floors of the hotel, have these fake utility closets with windows opening to the shower. None of the closets were locked, and only women had been assigned to these rooms by the front desk clerk. When the owner Gilberto arrived, he initially denied everything, then once the police sergeant supervised the interaction, the owner finally conceded that “because it’s bad for business,” he would repair the shower windows and lock the closets, and he also said Vicktor the peeping tom would be terminated. However Gilberto the owner denied that Angel the desk clerk had any part in covering up the incident or funneling female guests to those rooms. I was very concerned about what appeared to be a serious safety and privacy problem—who knows many staff are involved in their peeping tom operation and how long they’ve been doing it? How young are their victims? Are they taking photos and video too? I’ve never felt so violated and disgusted. There are plenty of nice places to stay in Cozumel, go someplace that takes the privacy and safety of their guests seriously.

Schönes sauberes Zimmer mit Balkon vor dem Ozean sehr schön

Gutes Personal, sie haben einen Snorkel und Tauchenbereich Teil des Hotels. Das Essen ist 5 Starts ! Wir nahmen den ganz inklusiven Deal für 42 Dollar. wert es! Das einzige, was war das Jacuzzi, Kinder waren nicht erlaubt, aber es gab einige kleine Kinder dort schwimmen, so es war nicht entspannend genug, sie essen auch dort ! Abgesehen davon, dass alles ausgezeichnet war.

My first time in Cozumel so I wasn't sure what to expect. The water is beautiful. Our room was ok. Our only issue was we had to ask for toilet paper all the time. They never left any when they did the room. I think Angie did our room though and did a great job. When the boats came in, they kind of overtook the pool and beach area. And with that I feel like the staff walking around asking about drinks,ignored us more. The food was just ok. I ate a lot of bacon. My favorite thing there was Roger. The activities guy. He was the best. So helpful and so very nice. He joined us for games. Always came up to see if we were ok and greeted us with a hug. We all could've taken him home. Arie was great also but I can't say enough good things about Roger. Just loved him.

Dieses Hotel hatte eine großartige Lage. Wir waren im nicht renovierten Teil untergebracht, aber nur, weil wir ein größeres Zimmer wollten. Das Hotel bot uns ein Upgrade an, aber wir wollten das Zimmer mit einer Badewanne. Wir haben unseren Aufenthalt dort geliebt und würden auf jeden Fall wiederkommen!

Wir waren 12 Tage im The Westin Cozumel und haben unseren Strandurlaub mit Tauchen auf der Insel sehr genossen. Mit dem Hotel selbst waren wir so mittel zufrieden. Nach einem Wetterumschwung dauerte es Tage, bis der relativ kleine Strand und Eingang zum Meer vom Seegras gereinigt wurde. Das Essen ist OK, aber auch nicht mehr. Die Weinauswahl bei den offenen Weinen im all inclusive unterdurchschnittlich. Die Zimmer wurden vor ein paar Jahren renoviert und sind gut und je nach Putzkraft unterschiedliche sauber. Mit Pro Dive verfügt das Hotel über eine gute Tauchbasis, von der aus man aber eine halbe Stunde Bootsfahrt rechnen muss. Ein paar Dinge haben uns mit der Zeit geärgert: Die einzige Bar im Hotel ist ungemütlich, der Barkeeper oft schlecht gelaunt und es gibt nichts zu knabbern wie Nüsse oder Chips, die müsste man im Laden nebenan kaufen. Das Hotel hat viele Mitarbeiter und jeder hat seine Aufgabe. Leider machen die Mitarbeiter aber nichts, was ausserhalb dieser Aufgabe liegt. Das führt dann ab und zu dazu, dass sie an einem Ort zu fünft am Reden sind und offensichtlich Notwendiges nicht getan wird. Das war etwas schade… Wir denken aber, dass das Westin im Vergleich zu den anderen Hotels nicht so eine schlechte Adresse ist für Cozumel, ihm aber etwas mehr Führung gut tun würde.