It's definitely not like a US gas station they ump the gas but lots of complaints for theft…read more Avoid Avoid Avoid!!!

Ripping off customers since 2000. Free tacos for all staff who double charge the gringos.read more

This place was clearly supposed to be open. The dude was hanging around in the back. There was a…read morebig traffic jam along the highway, and they weren't letting people in. The gas pumps were working, but no restrooms, no drinks, nada, nada, nada. We got the guy's attention, but he gave us no respite. Ugh. I'm never coming to this gas station again. Parking was terrible. The place looks shady. Since they won't let us use the restroom, I just used the whitewashed wall around the corner. Sorry, not sorry. I wish I'd picked a classier place and looked on Yelp first.

If you're a tourist be careful filling up here. It might look nice but the gas station attendants…read morewill still try to scam you. Pay in Pesos and be sure to know what bill you give them. They might pull a fast one and say "oh you only gave me a $50 when you gave them $500". While distracting you by asking questions. Also watch the meter so you get what you paid for. Overall be careful.

For what it's worth, this was one of only two gas stations recommended by Hertz when we rented a…read morecar from them. So either they're paying Hertz, or this may be considered a reliable place to get gas. Unfortunately the gas stations in Cozumel are somewhat known for a trick where they quickly reset the pump after filling up your tank, and then charging you a higher amount. (You won't be able to see what it was originally anymore). We had no such problem at this gas station. We ended up paying in US$, which worked out to a rate of around $1 per liter, which seems reasonable to us compared to most Caribbean cruise destinations. They're conveniently located at the Puerta Maya cruise port, so whether you're returning a car there or just dropping off family before taking the car to the airport, this gas station will probably be your most convenient choice as a cruiser.

I went there to fill up my tank and I went to pay I told him specifically to charge me and pesos…read moreand not US dollars despite my explicit instructions they charge me US Dollars which ended up costing me I was 10% more because of the exchange rate conversion spread what I have to speak to the manager i was told there was none and nobody seemed to know who they worked for or who was in charge let me know option but to call my bank to dispute the entire charge. It's a den of Thieves that don't have any kind of telephone posted or email or any way to communicate with anybody regarding any issues whatsoever ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This Gulf station is in close proximity to the Cancun International Airport. More like a last…read moreresort gas station for those looking to fill up before heading out to the Hotel Zone (Zona Hotelera). If you are looking for basic cell phone accesories this place has them but they do not sell phone mounts for cars. Souvenirs and food are also sold here. Like some reviewers have mentioned make sure you monitor your transactions. Consider using Pesos when buying gas here.

I was ripped off here just like others. The guy made small talk with me while the fuel was pumping…read more His goal was to determine if I was a tourist, and when I was leaving. I figured this out in retrospect. I guess they figure if you're a cruise ship tourist, you're going to leave and never come back, so they can take advantage. Here is the scam I was subject to: As soon as the pump stopped pumping, the guy told me to go check my fuel gauge. I turned to do that for some reason, but as I did, I noticed him change the amount on the pump manually to 998.98 Pesos. I immediately caught him and called him on it. He tried to bullshit me but it didn't work. He changed the amount to 504 pesos. I was going to be late to the cruise ship, and had to return the car on time, so I handed him my credit card and he charged me in that amount (in retrospect, I should have handed him less money in cash and told him to fudge himself), got it charged and walked away. I was going to buy a bottle of Almond Tequila from the duty free station before getting back on the ship. However, due to this ripoff, I decided not to do so.

In Mexico the employees pump your gas. We arrived and it was packed. We asked if it was permissible…read morefor us to use the empty lane with our gas tank on the other side of the car. He said okay, so we pulled in and the attendant came over. He accepted our credit card and asked us to watch reset the machine, we did. He filled us up with no issues. He was very quick and our car was full of gas. Employee was very nice.

These guys are still scamming tourists! Shame on you! We were just there a week ago and they…read morescammed us. They overcharged us and tried to stole my money. They will distract you and they're really professional scamming people. BE AWARE AND DO NOT GO HERE AT ALL! I have reported this to their main office and hopefully they can put a stop on this once and for all!

Tourists beware of scam. Luckily I read the reviews AS we were getting gas. I read that the…read moreattendant "claim" credit card is declined so that you can pay in cash and they take a portion of the money. The attendant "pretended" to put the card in and said it was declined. Then my bf told him he doesn't have cash and to try it again. He swiped it for real this time and what a miracle it worked -.-