This department store is a good bet for many purchases you might need to make while in Cancun. We…read morecame here a few times looking for stuff we'd forgot to pack or needed (electronics, clothing, make-up, and more). It is located in the La Isla Shopping Village in the Zona Hotelera, so it's convenient for most tourists. In addition to all the stuff you'd expect to find in a department store, they have a "Tax Free" kiosk that will help you file for the return of any Mexican taxes you pay on goods you've bought while in Cancun (and not just stuff you bought in Liverpool, but anywhere--as long as you have the receipt, credit card, passport and your flight info with you). This makes it worth its weight in gold (or at least, in Pesos...). The attendant, Martin, was very helpful and we visited him so many times that got to be on a first-name basis with him (if you go there, say "Hi!" from me).

This is a good place to get cologne and perfume. You should know your prices, as like any shopping…read moreexperience, the best way to understand the deal you are getting or making, is to be a well-informed consumer.

Uh oh. I really tried to come in here and just look around. I do like lovely fragrances but I…read moreseriously don't need any more. However, when I was taking a picture of the cool new Frida Kahlo fragrance after I had looked at the new Covo Mademoiselle one of the workers came to me with swatches of lovely and not so lovely fragrances. Good thing she wasn't pushing or irritating. While I was trying to buy a new Dolce and Gabbana for women she had me smell a great smell from Tous which is a fragrance I never knew anymore. Soooooooo, I ended up buying it because it was so lovely. I also got Shine from Dolce and Gabbana which is very light and citrusy. I was very pleased with my purchases. They gave me some samples which I admit I haven't looked at yet. I'll come back here next time in Cancun.

I was hoping to find a vegan restaurant - and while I did seem to find Coqui Coqui and their…read moreextravagant air conditioning, it seemed to be just a perfume store. I say "seemed" because there was no signage and not a single person appeared to be watching the shop. I poked around for 5-10 minutes and nobody came out even after I called out to see if anyone was around. Maybe they were on a bathroom break and forgot to lock the door? This ain't oakland, that's for sure! At least I got to cool down in their AC for a few moments while it was nearly 100F outdoors during my visit in May 2025.

Definitely a stop if you love Pinterest level bougie hotels and boutiques. They have beautiful…read morescents and delicious chocolates for purchase. A stunning pool area and lovely architecture. Felt like a secret upscale hotel near the pyramids.

Duty... Everyone hates taxes. That's why they call them…read more'duty.' This tax-free liquor, cigarette and gift shop is pretty handy. There's a pretty okay selection of tequilas, which skews heavily towards the fancy stuff that you buy just for the bottle. The mezcals are diverse, offering things you don't see in every liquor store. The clerks are a bit on the pushy side. It's 10am and they sure push sample shots of tequila. The cigarette selection seems to turn over enough for them to have fresh packs. They're missing a lot of brands. I've seen better selection in Oxxo. Get this - the salesmen on the floor are empowered to give a 5% discount on anything for any reason they see fit. Make them give it to you. The store is well lit, and there are some deals, I guess. You kinda need to know what you're looking for here, and about how much it should cost, because not everything is a deal. Honestly, I'd stick with the tequilas.

Super convenient location after pass control & just prior to baggage claim in Terminal 3. I needed…read morea bottle of Veuve Cliquot as a birthday gift. I had only carry on luggage, so was not possible to bring it from USA. I saw the orange gift box and made a beeline for it. I was immediately asked if I needed assistance and the man pointed out their other champagne options. I was not interested because I drink Veuve at home when I do drink champagne. It was priced at $67. I pay $54 at Publix in Miami. Not a bargain, but could have been worse. They ask for your passport & boarding pass to complete the purchase. Was very convenient for me & worth the extra spend.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Everyone was kind and…read moreaccommodating. They even helped us both the tax free stuff.

Spent a day sampling smells and for at least 40 minutes sampled the fragrances and told the…read moreassociate I'd be back the next day to get the fragrance I like the best. They told me they'd hold it. I come back and was sold the wrong fragrance than the one I picked out. I come all the way back to the store to let them know they sold me the wrong bottle exchange it for the correct smell, turns out they never had the fragrance to begin with. Overall an utter waste of my time and money. Will take weeks to months for my refund and manager did nothing for my inconvenience. Overall extremely dissatisfied with this store. Will not be shopping with LV again.

It smells so good in here! A terrific sweet smelling shop with botanicals, oils, potions and…read morelotions located in el Pueblito shopping center. My favorite thing to do here is to sniff through a sampler tray of perfumed oils, especially their vanilla, the lavender and my kiddo loved the melon flavor. Should have picked some up, but showed up on a random Thursday night (last shopping day of my visit) and the shop door was closed. Drat! Well worth pursuing the homemade perfumes here, should you be lucky enough to catch them open.

Wanted to walk though to see what stores were here and there are quite a few. First thing that…read morecaught me off guard was the armed guards throughout the venue. Makes you wonder what's going o. The Boutique Palacio was the only one insert into and what a great concept. It has lots of different boutique stores in smaller sections. Lots of options. This is an outdoor mall with both dining and shopping available. I really enjoyed the lush plants throughout to really tie in the location. As I didn't purchase anything, can't speak tot he value. Perhaps next time.

This shopping center in Cancun is a pretty nice place to walk around for a few hours. It has a mix…read moreof upscale stores, normal mall stores you would recognize from the US, and a few souvenir shops that are more Cancun specific. The upscale side of things was a little surprising. A lot of the prices were actually more expensive than what you would pay in the US, or at best about the same, so do not expect luxury shopping deals here. There are some really good looking restaurants throughout the mall and a couple different dessert and ice cream places too. We tried one gelato place that shaped the ice cream into a flower or rose shape, which was pretty cool and different. One thing I did appreciate was security. There were military police around the property, so the whole place felt safe and well monitored. Overall, it is a clean, modern shopping center with a lot to do. Just do not come expecting bargains, come for the atmosphere, restaurants, and variety instead.

Easy airport to navigate, both for arrivals and departure, I went through check in and customs so…read morequickly without hassle. Theres many things to see, try and purchase. I loved the free tequila shots! Viva Mexico! It's clean and the restrooms have many stalls so there's rarely any lines. The water is NOT DRINKABLE, so please be sure to purchase bottled water.

This airport is very different than the one we left from. Of course that to be expected when…read moretraveling internationally. Play when you are waiting for your bag you're next to the duty-free store and the sales individuals are calling you out and trying to have you come into the store. The store does look very nice and well kept with a tray of fragrances and clothing and alcohol and sunglasses and hats and things that you might need when you're here on a vacation that you might have forgotten at home. Other than that, the bathrooms were not very clean so we did not end up using them. The same price in the US method and process of scanning your passport and getting access to the baggage area was pretty cool in my opinion you scan your passport and then the doors open and then you go through it, but the only slight bummer was that we did not get a stamp on the passport you get a printed receipt. A stamp would've been pretty cool Other than that, it is a standard international airport, which is different and to be expected