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ZONA HOTELERA / HOTEL ZONE ZONA HOTELERA / HOTEL ZONE Cancún Centro Downtown Cancun CANCÚN Fiesta Americana Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach Cancún Resort & Spa Playa km 2 Playa Villas Cancún km 0 Linda Langosta Punta 1 Playa Cancún Tortugas km 4 km 6 km 8 3 4 5 Playa Gaviota Azul Canal 2 Nichupté km 10 6 km 12 7 Live Aqua Cancún 8 Playa Marlin Laguna Nichupté km 15 Playa Ballenas Fiesta Americana Condesa Cancún 1. Plaza Nautilus / Nautilus Mall 2. Pok Ta Pok 9 Playa San Miguelito 3. Plaza Caracol / Caracol Mall km 18 PENÍNSULA DE YUCATÁN 10 4. Centro de Convenciones / Convention Center 5. Plaza Forum / Forum Mall YUCATAN PENINSULA 6. Plaza Flamingo / Flamingo Mall 7. Plaza La Isla / La Isla Mall km 20 8. Plaza Kukulcán / Kukulcán Mall km 22 9. Iberostar Golf Playa 10. Ruinas El Rey / El Rey ruins Aeropuerto / Riviera Maya Nizuc Airport / Riviera Maya Cabo Catoche Isla Holbox Chiquilá Isla Contoy Tizimín CANCÚN CENTRO / DOWNTOWN MÉRIDA 1 Isla Mujeres Nuevo Xcán 1. Autobuses / Bus Station Puerto Morelos Zona Hotelera / Puerto Juárez Aeropuerto 2. Restaurant La Parrila Hotel Zone Valladolid Playa del / Airport 3. Hospital Total Asisst 7 6 Carmen Mayapán Xcaret 2 COZUMEL 13 4. Restaurant Pericos Chichen-Itzá Av. Kukulcán Av. 15 Puerto 14 Cobá 5 Av. Bonampak 5. Chedraui Supermarket Aventuras 12 Av. Bonampak Akumal 6. Correos / Post Office YUCATÁN 3 Chemuyil 16 7. Mercado 28 / Market 28 Xel-Há 17 18 Tulúm 4 Av. Nader 8. I.M.S.S. / Medical Services Av. Tulúm 9. Cruz Roja / Red Cross Av. Cobá 1. Isla Mujeres Av. Tulúm 10. Sam’s Club Supermarket 5 Punta Allen 1 3 11. Walmart Super Center QUINTANA 2. Xcaret 12. Aeroméxico Airline Av. Copán ROO 8 3. Xel-Há Av. Uxmal 13. Gasolinera / Gas Station 14. Plaza de Toros / Bull Ring 2 Av. Labná Felipe Carrillo Puerto 4. Tulúm Av. Yaxchilán 15. Hospital Hospiten 4 9 16. Hospital Amerimed Sian Ka’an 5. Cobá Av. Yaxchilán CAMPECHE Av. Xcaret 17. Hospital Americano Av. Cobá Av. 10 6. Valladolid 6 18. Plaza Las Américas / Av. Xel-ha Av. Xpuhil 11 NichuptéAv. Las Americas Mall 7. Chichen-Itzá Av. Tankáh 7 19. Costco Supermarket CHETUMAL Kohunlich Av. Tankáh Av. Xpuhil 19 20. Comercial Mexicana Av. Palenque 20 Av. Kabah Supermarket MAPA DEL HOTEL HOTEL MAP L NIVEL LOBBY ~ LOBBY LEVEL 1. Motor Lobby 2. Recepción / Front Desk 3. Egos Bar 17 19 4. B-On P NIVEL SPA ~ SPA LEVEL 13 16 15 5. Restaurante Siete / Siete Restaurant 6. Restaurante mb / mb Restaurant 7. Aka Bar 14 8. Spa Aqua 21 22 5 9. Gimnasio y Salón de Belleza / Fitness Center and Beauty Salon 10. Café Deli & Boutique 11 11. Restaurante Hidden Garden / Hidden Garden Restaurant 18 12 12. Inlaa’kech Grill 13. Restaurante Azur / Azur Restaurant 14. Jacuzzi 7 15. Alberca para ejercitarse / Lap pool 16. Pool Club 3 17. Playa, cabañas y hamacas / Beach, cabanas and hammocks 4 18. Jardín de los sentidos 20 9 10 19. Restaurante Sea Corner / Sea Corner Restaurant 6 2 25 20. Estación Sushi / Sushi Station 8 21. Restaurante Varenna / Varenna Restaurant 1 22. Bar Mojito’s / Mojito’s Bar 24 C NIVEL CENTRO DE CONVENCIONES ~ CONVENTION CENTER LEVEL 23 23. Cancha de Tennis / Tennis Courts 24. Estacionamiento / Parking Area 25. Centro de Convenciones / Convention Center.

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Update Report
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