Cancún International Airport (CUN): Approximate driving time is 10 minutes and distance is 6 miles or 10 kilometers.

Driving directions from Cancún International Airport: Take airport access road going east and follow signs to Zona Resortera and Blvd Kukulcan. Proceed north on Blvd Kukulcan, resort is located just before Km marker 19 on right hand side of road.

Authorized taxis, minivans (or collectivos), and private cars are the best way to make the journey from the airport to the resort. Transportation options can be accessed as you exit the terminal to your right. A private taxi to downtown Cancún: $16–$25 USD. A private taxi to the Resort Zone: more than $36 USD. Collectivos provide transportation to downtown Cancún: $5–$15 USD. A private car service to your resort can be arranged: more than $36 USD. Rental cars are available at the airport and on this Web site: more than $36 USD. Note: Only authorized taxis are allowed to transport guests from the airport to their resorts. However, all taxis can take passengers to the airport from the city or Resort Zone–cutting the fare almost in half.

Getting around: The resort is located within Zona Holtelera, or Resort Zone adjacent to an 18 hole golf course. Guests are within walking distance to the El Rey archeological site and the scenic El Mirador lookout point. Public and private buses connect the Resort Zone to downtown: less than $5 USD. Once downtown, most tourist attractions are easily accessible by foot. Taxi rates in Cancún are determined by zones and the minimum fare within the Cancún Resort Zone is $5 USD per ride. A list outlining the various taxi rates throughout the city should be available at the resort front desk: $5–$15 USD. Taxis can be rented by the hour or day to visit the historic Mayan ruins in the area: more than $36 USD. Always negotiate the taxi fare before beginning any trip. Rental cars offer a convenient way to visit points outside the city: more than $36 USD. Mopeds are an easy, yet risky, way to get around the city and islands: $26–$35 USD.

All-Inclusive Plan - Rate includes the following:

All-Inclusive Plan with Golf - Rate includes all of the above plus greens fees at a nearby 18-hole golf course. Golf-cart rental is mandatory. Transportation to the golf course is not included.

La Terraza - This terrace restaurant offers open-air dining just outside Las Fuentes.

Rosmarinus - Lunch buffets and à la carte dinner service are offered in a palm-thatched restaurant overlooking the pool and ocean. Grilled items are highlighted on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Bogavante - This beachfront restaurant offers an à la carte lunch menu of international dishes.

Marco Polo - Located in the Royal Tower, this semi-formal restaurant serves gourmet dishes from around the world.

Veneto - This Caribe Tower restaurant is open for dinner and features an à la carte menu of Italian cuisine.

Café Solaris - This casual restaurant offers an extensive breakfast buffet each morning.

Royal Lobby Bar - This lounge in the Royal Tower draws a lively crowd for nightly dancing.

Caribbean Lobby Bar - This bar in the Caribe Tower features a more relaxed and romantic atmosphere for those who'd rather talk than tango.

Snake Head Bar - This open-air bar is located on the beach.

Each of the resort's hotels also has its own snack bar and poolside/swim-up bar.

Together, the two hotels offer 500 guestrooms, daily activities programs, nightly theme parties and stage shows, and supervised children's programs for kids aged 4–11. A large fitness center provides sports massages, dance classes, and personal trainers (fees apply). There are also volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts on site. The Royal Solaris is located at the southern end of Cancun’s Hotel Zone.

Use of all non-motorized water-sports equipment (snorkel fins and mask, kayaks, etc.) is covered by the All-Inclusive Plan, as are water-aerobics classes and scuba-diving demonstrations. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.