We booked a package through Orbitz and deliberately picked this resort because it was off the strip and had a bedroom and a kitchen.
The positives:
We enjoyed having 2 bathrooms, 1 with a full shower and the other with a jetted tub. I took a leisurely bath with plenty of hot water. It was great to have a full kitchen with everything provided for cooking. There is a grocery store and Starbucks across the street so we were set. We also enjoyed having a separate bedroom and liked the living room with the couch and the deck. The pool is really nice with 4 water slides and a fountain. Everything is in Mexican decor, including the pool. Also, we asked for the top floor and a quiet room and received one. It was quiet the entire time we were there even though it was spring break.
The negatives:
The pool wasn't heated and there weren't any adults in it, just kids. We tried to go in but settled for the hot tub instead. Some of the furniture was showing a lot of wear. Way too early of a check out time: 10:00, most places are noon. Beware, it's a time share and they'll tell you they have a free gift for you and some coupons, but it's really an invitation to see their time share presentation and they will give you a gift for your time. We passed on that.
Overall, this is the 4th time I've gone to Vegas and was the most relaxing place to stay. I'd recommend it to others, especially families. Secondly, take in a show, we saw Cirque du Soleil Love with Beatle's music and it was fabulous. Also we ate at the Fashion Show Mall at the Capital Grille and had outstanding food and service - ask for Stephanie, she's awesome!

Just got back from a week at Cancun Resort during spring break.I booked a 2bdr (strip view) through Expedia for about USD$60 night.For this price you probably get a one star motel elsewhere, especially during spring break, so nobody should complain.The resort is very well maintained since there are also rooms available for time share purchase.The kids had a blast at the pool and slides, we had some very warm days in the middle of the week.The room was very large with two bathrooms, both with whirpool tubs.Stuff very friendly and helpful.Very dissapointed with the shows on the strip, few new shows, very few kids friendly and etremely expensive (such as Cirque de Soleil shows).I would definitely recommend the resort for families with small kids.

We stayed on the Strip for one week and then wanted to get out of the crowds and the dirty streets so moved here for our second week! What a great move! The whole complex was spotless - which is really important to me. The pool area was just perfect - used the pool every day. Free shuttle service to the Strip and back (until midnight). Grocery store and pharmacy just across the street. Outlet Malls a brisk 15 minute walk north. Bus service right outside the door - we utilized the bus service daily - easy to use and friendly drivers. Only two complaints - charged for wi-fi internet access (should be free) and very, very uncomfortable living room furniture! The mattress in the master bedroom is just about ready for a change as well. Other than that, loved the place and would definitely recommend to friends.

Stayed here this past weekend with some friends as one of them had a timeshare here. We got a pretty nice room with two bedrooms and jacuzzis in both bathrooms. I say jacuzzis, but these things were like two person hot tubs. They were big and deep. They had three TVs, full kitchen, etc. The balcony was huge and had a nice view of the strip even though we wanted a pool view room. In any case, the beds were queens, but we could have used more pillows. Since we did not notice this until about 4 am, we did not bother them with this request.
The pool area is beautiful. Although it was a little chilly when we were there, there are two big pools, one with a few large waterslides that looked really fun. I'm sure this is overrun by small children in the warmer seasons. There are five hot tubs including one underneath a waterfall. This is relaxing, but loud and not conducive to conversation. There are others with hammocks around them and what not. Very nice groups with a huge replica of a Mayan pyramid in the middle. No outside food or drink as I was told by my nervous 18 year old lifeguard, because you have to buy theirs from the cafe and/or bar. We just brought ours down anyway and poured it in cups. Everyone else did too, so stop cryin!
The fitness center was more of a closet. Nevertheless, I managed to get a very good workout in with the equipment that they have. You just have to think outside the box a little. The thing that bother me though was that the circuit kept blowing for the treadmills, so we had to keep flipping the switch in the circuit box. This probably happened every five minutes when two of the three treadmills were being used simultaneously.
As for the location, it is about five miles from the heart of the strip. Not bad for a short drive. The shuttle stops at 12, which pretty much makes it useless as that is when people need a DD. But if you want to avoid the hassles of strip driving during the day then maybe it is worth it. There is not much around, but there is a 24 hour bar across the street if you came to Vegas for that. Not me, but if you are sick of the strip or don't like people, this might be your spot. There are some food options, a food 4 less, and CVS for your convenience. If you have no car, this place would be pretty difficult as I hear cab fares are expensive to the action.
I heard that the timeshare people were pretty annoying, but I didn't see any. I guess most people that stay here already have them, but some told us that the people still bothered them. Not sure how the price/experience would be if you didn't have a timeshare.