What We Love
- Thanks to its convenient location close to the airport, you'll be able kick off your shoes and get your toes in the sand right away!
Things to Know
- Plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and clubs are just a quick walk from the Royal Decameron. You can enjoy endless variety during your vacation!
Resort Details
- El Mercado
El Mercado offers buffet-style dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Luna
The exceptional Mediterranean cuisine at Luna is not to be missed! Dinner reservations are required.
- Snack barIf you are looking for light fare or casual snacking opportunities, the on-site snack bar has got you covered!
- Suki
Suki offers distinctive Asian-fusion cuisine. Dinner reservations are required.
- Various Bars7 bars on site, including 3 pool bars, lobby bar, disco bar, sanssouci bar, snack bar.
- Boutiques/stores†
- Car rental desk†
- Child programs
- Children welcome
- Disco
- Doctor on call†
- Exercise gym
- Gift/News stand†
- Golf,Offsite†
- Pool
- Boutiques/stores†
- Car rental desk†
- Child programs
- Children welcome
- Disco
- Doctor on call†
- Exercise gym
- Gift/News stand†
- Golf, Offsite†
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Safe deposit box†
- Spa†
- Tour/sightseeing desk†
- Wireless internet connection in public areas†
† Fees may apply
- BeachBeach Volleyball court.
- Children's programMini club and video games, mini disco for children, nights of movies for children, day activities for children.
- Dancing †Eclipse Discotheque
- Fitness center on-site
- Pool3 pools
- Spa †Royal Decameron Spa
- Golf †Special rates for Royal Decameron guests are available.
- Shopping †
† Fees may apply
Guest Reviews from CheapCaribbean Customers
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Won’t come back
We came down here for a short visit. And didn’t want to spend a lot of money so, for a short trip it’s not bad however, the food so far has been not good, to say the least the grounds are very dated and rundown. I think they need to close down for a month and renovate.
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Relaxing and enjoyable small resort
This resort is small and truly a little gem. Older, but well maintained and the staff are excellent. If you want loud, noisy this is not it. A short walk from downtown, big mall across the street. Will return.
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We won't be recommending this resort
The good: small resort. Didn't have to travel far to get to restaurants or pool. Most of the wait staff were friendly. Did not have to get up early to get a good spot at the pool. Just across the street and up the stairs from La Comer a Mexican store sort of like Walmart. Also found a spa up there that was way cheaper than at the resort. It was a nonsmoking resort. The bad: not a great food selection. It definitely caters to a Mexican clientele and so it was a challenge to find enough meat and food that was really good. The specialty restaurant did not have much to offer so we only went 3 times in 21 days and I only found 2 of those days that the food was pretty good. There weren't a lot of activities that I liked and the entertainment staff didn't' work that hard to get people to participate. To be fair, there were not that many people there to recruit from. The spa was very pricey so we went off resort for a massage. Internet was intermittent and I kept having to get back on line. One time they did it by phone. The next time I was told I had to come to the desk. The next time the I went to the desk and the supervisor asked why I didn't just phone. The tv only had news channels in English, but what do you expect in a Spanish speaking country. A couple of times the tv didn't work at all as the resort lost its tv connection. The ugly: This is the first resort that didn’t have steam tables to keep the food warm and the induction warming pads they were using were not even warm to touch. The pancakes, fried eggs and French toast were cold. The bacon was extra crispy and cut into thin strips, except on the last 2 days. Sometimes you could get warm food it you dug at the bottom of the pile next to the “warming pads”. There was some North American style food at lunch at the restaurant by the pool. You had to wait for your food. It was not buffet style. When it came it was always cold unless you asked for it hot. I finally started asking for it fresh and hot and they started to get the message. The pop was watered down. One of us can’t drink regular pop and you were never sure if you got Pepsi Light (Diet Pepsi) when you asked for it so she stopped drinking the pop. Finally, we don’t go to the nightly shows. We find them lame. Being a small resort the music could be heard loudly from our room until 10 pm, sometime later making it hard to sleep. Having said all that, we managed to have a good time but will not be recommending this resort as it is currently run.
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Great place for the price.
It’s an older resort. The staff is excellent and do their best with what they have to work with. Lots of near by shopping and restaurants.
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New place, new experience
We stayed at Grand Decameron for the first time, trying to use some of my husband's Wyndham reward points up. Celebrating his 54th birthday we stayed 8 of our 14 days. Hotel is OK, nothing fancy at all, but staff made us feel very welcomed. I personally feel this is a "locals" resorts. Small, not crowded at all. Therefore they are lacking a lot of amenities I have experience at other resorts. Resort does not have a microwave in room. They do not stock your refrigerator with beer/drinks. All you get is water. If you want drinks or snacks in your room you must go to the store . They DO NOT allow you to take any food out of eating areas. I got chased down by an employee because I didn't know this rule and tried to go to my room with a plate of fruit. They do not have waiter service around pool, you must go get your own drinks and can't have food at pool areas. This is more of an informative review so people know what to expect, not a bad review Pool Bartenders Juan, Blanca & lobby bartender Alejandro were absolutely great. If you are looking for fancy or personalize service I don't recommend. If you are looking for a very quite relaxing in the sun and not up & down to the bar this is up your alley. Also, they do have great entertainment every night, a late night disco party and music in the lobby every night.
- AdvisoryThe rates do NOT include the NEW Environmental Tax (Gov Tax). This new tax will be collected from the customers directly upon arrival at the Hotel and must be paid in Mexican pesos per room per night.
- AdvisoryThe New Environmental Tax (Gov. Tax). This new tax of $33.68 Mexican Pesos per room per night (equal to approx. 2.00 USD) will be collected from the customers directly upon arrival at the Hotel.
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 18
- General Policies:
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy - Royal Decameron Los Cabos does not accept spring breakers unless previously authorized by the hotel.
Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.
General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
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