5/5 Jessie K. 1 year ago on Google
A
very
special
place.
Even
with
eyes
closed
the
ambiance
is
wonderful
-
palms
fronds
rustling
in
the
breeze,
birds
bleating
in
the
trees,
waves
breaking
on
the
rocks,
live
music
electrifying
weekend
nights..
oh,
and
the
aromas
from
the
restaurants
above
and
below.
I
just
wanted
that
sliding
door
open
any
time
we
were
in
the
room!
The
view
from
our
balcony
was
hard
to
beat!
Los
Arcos
and
the
Mountains
trimming
the
blue
horizon
to
the
south
and
more
mountains
and
city
lights
as
far
as
you
could
see
to
the
north.
Some
palms
and
banyan
trees
sway
and
shiver
in
front
of
the
water
and
rocks
out
front
-
boats
pass
day
and
night.
The
vista
is
framed
by
tiled
roofs
and
cupolas
up
and
down
the
hillsides
around.
An
exotic
mix
of
nature
and
architecture.
Truth
is
it
could've
been
a
dump
of
a
room
and
I
could
have
looked
past
that
but
the
room
was
very
nice!
The
beds
were
comfortable,
there
were
pretty
tiles
on
the
wall
and
in
the
bathroom,
there
was
a
reading
lamp,
it
was
clean,
there
was
air
conditioning
and
television.
The
wifi
was
weak
and
we
could've
used
more
towels
and
a
bedspread
but
for
a
family
of
four
to
be
comfortable
in
one
room
with
two
double
beds
is
remarkable!
There
was
even
a
little
fridge
and
gas
burners
and
dishes
but
I
had
no
desire
to
cook
on
vacation
-
especially
with
two
restaurants
a
couple
flights
of
stairs
away!
We
LOVED
the
restaurant
on
the
beach,
by
the
way,
and
it
was
so
nice
to
be
served
under
our
palapa
during
the
day.
We
never
had
to
leave
the
sand
to
get
a
drink
or
lunch!
The
beach
at
the
hotel
was
small
but
felt
large
enough
for
everyone
there
-
even
on
Sunday
when
local
families
came
to
spend
the
day.
There
were
three
openings
I
the
rocks
for
swimming
and
the
snorkeling
was
good-
we
saw
many
fish
and
even
an
eel.
My
youngest
son
delighted
in
the
tide
pools
on
the
rocks
-
each
its
own
world
of
sea
life.
The
front
desk
attendants
were
so
helpful-
getting
us
cabs
and
arranging
covide
testing
right
there
in
the
beautiful
open
air
lobby.
In
just
a
few
minutes
we
could
be
whisked
into
to
the
romantic
zone
for
five
dollars
or
less.
As
far
as
the
kids
perspective,
they
honestly
preferred
the
large
timeshare
resort
we
had
stayed
at
the
week
prior
because
of
the
sprawling
pools
and
grounds,
the
gym,
the
larger
room
and
mostly
because
there
were
people
their
age
with
whom
to
play,
but
my
husband
and
I
definitely
fell
harder
in
love
with
Conchas
Chinas.
We
were
confused
upon
arrival
because
of
the
name
change
to
Marboka
but
some
googling
and
asking
around
in
the
cab
landed
us
at
this
wonderful
destination.
Warning
-
if
you
aren't
fit
for
stair
climbing
this
place
is
probably
not
for
you.
We
can't
wait
to
return!
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