This hotel is lively, has plenty of facilities for all ages and it has a beautiful sandy beach and warm, inviting waters – this is a Mexican all-inclusive, wonderful resort that’s got it all. There’s a 27-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, and a fabulous spa as well as a FlowRider surf simulator, teen lounge and impressive kids’ club. The facilities will keep guests of all ages entertained. The resort has been divided into three different sections – Sunrise, Nizuc and the ‘hotel within a hotel’, the Grand at Moon Palace – each with its own ambience, restaurants, bars, amenities and accommodation styles. You’ll be able to use the facilities in the main resort (the Sunrise and Nizuc sections) free of charge. If you wish to spend the day at the Grand at Moon Palace, you can purchase a full- or half-day pass (payable locally). Facilities at this state-of-the-art section of the resort include a further nine pools, a theatre and kids’ water adventure area.

Drinking and dining is an experience in itself and the variety is impressive. Take a culinary tour of the world at a variety of buffet and à la carte restaurants which include the Brazilian eatery Arrecifes and the Italian à la carte restaurant La Trattoria.

The rooms we have chosen to feature, such as the Deluxe Resort View Rooms, are all located in the Nizuc section. The Family Deluxe Rooms are a great choice if you’re travelling with children. They consist of two interconnecting Superior Garden View Rooms and can accommodate up to six people. They also feature an Xbox 360 and DVD player with games available on request, as well as a special kids’ room service menu and kids bath products.