2/5 Tami D. 1 year ago on Google
This
review
is
regarding
the
Club
building
at
the
south
end.
Unless
you
are
an
owner,
youâll
probably
get
a
very
old
room
like
we
did.
They
are
currently
updating
the
âclubâ
building.
(We
booked
through
our
timeshare
company,
RCI.
We
did
the
presentation
to
get
oceanview
rooms.
To
their
credit,
it
was
the
shortest
presentation
weâve
been
through,
largely
because
we
saved
all
of
our
complaints
until
the
end.)
But
as
a
family
whoâs
been
to
Mexico
over
30
times,
we
are
surprised
that
the
pool
area
isnât
updated.
(More
often
than
not,
the
pools
will
be
very
nice,
but
the
rooms
will
be
in
need
of
updating.)
The
main
walkways
around
the
pools
are
made
of
old
brick.
Thereâs
basically
nothing
special
about
this
resort.
Thereâs
no
river
pool,
thereâs
no
lively
music
at
either
of
the
pools,
thereâs
no
consistent
nighttime
show
or
night
club,
thereâs
no
infinity
pool
or
really
much
of
an
ocean
view
at
all
from
the
pools.
(I
suggested
they
build
the
next
pools
closer
to
the
ocean.)
The
ocean,
as
in
all
of
PV
and
NV,
is
just
a
dark
blue,
no
aqua
water
like
the
Caribbean
side
or
north
of
Nuevo
Vallarta
on
the
point
or
even
Cabo.
We
have
two,
one-bedroom
units,
and
only
one
of
the
four
ancient
phones
work,
and
even
that
is
intermittent.
One
of
our
sinks
barely
drains,
and
there
was
a
long
hair
in
our
fridge
when
we
arrived.
Worstly,
one
of
our
units
had
two
beds
that
had
sheets
that
were
so
wet
we
couldnât
sleep
in
them
without
using
our
heating
pad
to
dry
them
out
or
layer
my
daughter
with
blankets
from
home
so
she
wouldnât
have
to
feel
the
dampness.
Itâs
not
so
bad
in
my
room
because
I
donât
use
the
A/C,
but
she
keeps
the
A/C
on,
and
I
swear
itâs
sending
the
moisture
back
into
her
room.
Everything
is
damp
in
her
room,
and
weâve
been
here
for
three
days.
(Yes,
she
uses
the
fan
during
and
after
she
showers.)
Iâm
just
really
surprised
this
place
gets
great
reviews.
Iâm
guessing
theyâre
from
from
people
that
donât
visit
large
resorts
in
Mexico
much,
or
maybe
they
advertise
to
residents
more
than
the
others.
The
nicest
place
weâve
stayed?
Besides
lack
of
an
aqua
ocean,
the
Vidanta
in
Nuevo
Vallarta
is
very
nice
and
elegant,
especially
for
how
relatively
inexpensive
it
is.
(I
donât
like
the
Vidanta
in
the
Mayan
Riviera
near
as
much.)