Immediately Lured to the Storefront by their Vivaciously Bright Colors, Patterns, and Array of…read moreItems Both for Men and Women! I Fell in Love Immediately! Located in Terminal 3 of the Cancún Airport, Closest to Gate C16 is where you will find Pineda Covalin. Being a Mexican Brand that Exhibits the Cultural Beauty through Patterns, Rich Colors, and Forms of Style Presented. They Offer Silk Scarves, Handbags, Jewelry, Men's Ties/Bags/Shoes/Pens/Wallets, Sunglasses & Holders, Men's & Women's Clothing, and More! The Allure of the Storefront has Clean Edges with Brilliant Colors Radiating from Inside. Once inside you are Warmly Greeted and Overwhelmed by the Vivid Patterns and Strong Pineda Presents! On my first visit I Fell in Love with a Beautifully Designed Sunglass Case. The Quality along with Durability has been Impressive. With the use of Everyday Sunglasses in the same Sunglass Holder for a Year, it practically looks Brand New! On our next trip we visited the store again to find yet again another Stunning Item! A Sugar Skull Cosmetic Leather Bag! Perfect for Traveling having enough room for everything I need plus more! The Staff has always been Helpful and Attentive without being Pushy. The Interior of the Store is Especially Clean and Sensational! They Accept Both Pesos and US Currency in both Cash & Credit! Lucky You, Miami has a Pineda Covalin Store! Otherwise Located in Mexico! Sign-Up for their Newsletter Online and Receive 15% Off Your Purchase!

I'd taken a seat at the airport to await our gate number on our departing flight, after walking…read morethrough masses of poor quality souvenirs I was happy to be snacking on my gummy bears until boarding time. That's when I glanced over and spotted this gem! I had never heard of Pineda Covalin before so I decided I'd Google the store before walking the 30 feet to check them out in person :) Low and behold what do I spot, gorgeous silk scarves. Honestly, the beautiful male and female models standing outside of their door also did the trick at catching my eye. I was curious! Do these two stunning individuals work for this store or are they possibly fellow travels looking like they just stepped off of the runway. Hey, models are abundant these days in Cancun - with everyone visiting Tulum I wasn't quite sure. Now, I know! They were models and however much they get paid it worked to lure me in and make a purchase. I walked over to check out the goods and loved the friendly service and introduction to the line. Created by two designers Cristina Pineda and Ricardo Covalin the lines purpose is to share the richness of Mexico traditions through its products. I really liked several designs but ended up selecting a very beautiful bright piece that looks great against a tan ;) They also made sure to ask if I wanted the tax refund form which was nice. Before boarding my flight I went over to submit this paperwork. Tax free shopping for visitors is always a plus. They accept USD and pesos but since I was fresh out of pesos I paid in dollars. Save your time and don't waste your pesos on garbage, if you are looking for a beautiful reminder of your Mexican vacation Pineda Covalin is a great store. I look forward to looking up the line in the future for other new designs. You can say they are the Hermes of Mexico ;) Luxury silk at its finest.

Open air mall with high end shopping, stylish mall that's nicely done with water features and…read moreplant. Security on every corner and each store has some opening the door for you. Service is too notch and although everything was super expensive, it was nice just walking around looking. We did eat a Ryoshi while we were there and that was delicious!!!! I Highly recommend!

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.

Great store to grab groceries, health needs, and souvenirs while staying in the hotel zone. Prices…read morewere a bit on the higher side, but nothing we weren't used to back here in the States.

Stopped by here one night while exploring away from our hotel. They have a decent size souvenir…read moreselection. The store felt very clean and the prices for actual food seemed reasonable. I grabbed some crepe mix, vanilla and much needed floss. Total was 55 pesos for all three items which is super affordable. Staff seemed nice but they provide any bags. Much better deals than the hotel gift shop if you forgot something.

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

It's bright in here!!…read more The deals are not such deals. The alcohol is a bit higher than my area even without tax. The variety of offerings on the booze is pretty good, but no deal. The other items don't seem to be a deal either. The lights shine much brighter than the service does. At least everything is shown in USD on the tag. It's all lit up in here, man. They have just about anything that you could desire so no worries about the selections. If you think you need it, it is probably there. Holy moly, it's a really bright place. There are more lights in this place than the entire inner city of Cancun has, LOL. My eyes hurt. '26 - 53