3/5 Jennifer M. 1 year ago on Google
This
resort
is
a
bit
confusing
as
it
says
itâs
on
the
beach
but
the
accommodations
are
actually
on
the
other
side
of
their
time
share
building.
So
you
walk
through
a
green
space
past
tennis/pickle
ball
courts
and
into
the
âclubâ
portion
which
is
meant
to
be
the
activity
centre
with
a
stage,
a
pool,
a
swim
up
bar,
a
couple
of
fast
food
stands
(pizza
and
burgers)
and
the
beachfront
which
has
steps
down
to
the
sand
and
a
decent
amount
of
shoreline
to
view
from
the
edge
of
the
wall.
Having
said
that
there
is
also
a
pool
at
the
accommodation
main
building
with
a
swim
up
bar
and
that
is
where
the
buffet
restaurant
and
a
la
crate
restaurant
are.
The
best
rooms
are
ground
floor
with
a
sliding
glass
door
out
to
a
small
patio
with
table
and
two
chairs.
Not
much
furniture
inside
but
who
sits
there
anyway!
There
is
also
a
well
kept
secret
dancing
bar
open
in
the
evening.
The
resort
is
old
and
needs
updating.
The
fixtures
are
rusty
and
the
tub
chipped,
the
sliding
glass
doors
need
their
latches
checked
(ours
didnât
lock
until
the
outdoor
handle
actually
snapped
off
and
they
came
and
repaired
both)
but
there
is
a
safe
which
we
kept
everything
locked
up
in.
Otherwise
the
rooms
are
clean
,
although
the
King
size
bed
sheets
didnât
cover
the
foot
of
the
bed.
The
room
was
musty
smelling
which
we
have
found
to
be
common
in
hot
humid
climates
in
old
buildings.
We
closed
the
drains,
covered
the
gap
under
the
door,
left
the
fan
on
in
the
bathroom
and
didnât
use
the
air
conditioner
more
than
needed
and
this
helped
considerably.
The
mattress
looked
new
and
was
clean
miraculously.
Sheets
werenât
changed
during
our
week
stay
but
were
tightened
up.
They
also
came
around
in
the
evening
to
check
to
see
if
we
needed
anything(towels,
soap,
coffee,
water
etc).
There
wasnât
any
Kleenex
in
the
room
but
they
brought
some
when
I
asked.
The
food
was
not
to
our
taste
in
the
buffet
although
there
were
a
lot
of
options
for
mostly
local
food.
This
resort
has
a
high
Mexican
guest
population
so
it
felt
more
authentic
and
was
lovely
to
see
young
families
there.
We
never
saw
or
heard
any
issues
with
children.
We
used
the
a
la
cart
restaurant
a
few
nights
and
it
was
very
good.
You
are
able
to
choose
a
3
course
meal
from
two
or
three
choices
for
each
course.
Beautifully
presented
and
tasty.
Itâs
included
in
the
all
inclusive
bands
but
for
others
there
is
a
fee.
Well
worth
it.
The
only
issue
is
that
they
rotate
through
only
4
set
themes
and
so
we
would
have
liked
more
variety.
The
front
desk
service
is
challenging
as
very
few
people
speak
much
english.
We
were
given
no
orientation
to
the
hotel
so
spent
a
few
days
trying
to
figure
out
what
we
were
eligible
for,
as
benefits
of
paying
all
inclusive,
or
even
where
things
were!
There
is
a
QR
code
in
the
front
hall
which
downloads
a
good
(but
not
always
accurate)
document
with
a
map,
list
of
tv
channels,
activity
schedule,
and
list
of
hours
for
each
restaurant
.
It
still
wasnât
clear
if
we
could
have
the
lobster
for
free
(we
werenât
interested
but
got
differing
answers
from
different
people.
The
servers
were
all
very
friendly
and
made
efforts
to
personalize
the
experience.
They
tried
to
get
to
know
you,
provided
things
they
knew
you
wanted
and
even
chatted
about
their
lives.
One
girl
was
trying
to
learn
english
and
French
so
had
a
note
book
and
we
wrote
phrases
for
her
and
helped
her
pronounce
them,
so
sweet.
This
is
the
strength
of
this
hotel:
the
clientele
were
down
to
earth
people,
the
staff
were
real
people
not
just
their
jobs,
and
the
atmosphere
was
relaxed
and
you
got
to
know
other
guests.
A
real
holiday.
As
this
hotel
has
a
time
share
portion,
be
prepared
to
be
approached
to
âhave
a
4
star
breakfast
while
we
show
you
what
we
offer
for
an
hour
to
60-90
minâ
and
give
you
$2000
pesos
hotel
credit
to
use
for
massage,
or
towards
tours
(usually
priced
about
1500
per
person)
but
not
the
cheaper
city
tour
which
you
get
a
discount
on
and
you
have
to
give
them
a
20
deposit
for
the
privilege.
Bottom
line:
if
you
can
get
past
the
weaknesses,
and
recognize
the
strengths,
the
cost
is
hard
to
beat.