Moon Palace Resorts is the large-format, all-inclusive line of The Palace Company (LHL-444) — the scale end of the same family range whose top is LHL-429 Le Blanc.
Position
Where Le Blanc is the small expensive line, Moon Palace is the volume one: conference-scale resorts on the Cancún coast and beyond, sold on the same all-inclusive principle.
Both lines belong to one family and one company, which is what makes the pair worth holding separately: the register can show a house moving up or down a range without changing owner.
Why the Library holds it
The same two written entries lean on it — LHL-P-373 José Antonio Chapur Zahoul, who built the platform, and LHL-P-374 Gibrán Chapur, who runs it.
The parent is LHL-444 The Palace Company, held as capital.
⚑ Candour
As with Le Blanc, the Library has established the brand’s place in its parent and not its estate: no count of houses, no addresses, and no Moon Palace house held in Part IV.
The line between the two brands is drawn here by format and price, which is how the company presents them. The register has not tested that line against the houses themselves.