Overall, our stay was good, but there were definitely a few areas that could be improved. Communication at check-in was lacking, esp considering we paid extra to upgrade to Privilege. One of the travel desk reps gave us misinformation about jet skis being available at the hotel. We found them ourselves at the end of the beach.
The food was about what you’d expect at an all-inclusive resort — not better or worse than others. That said, we did receive great service from the wait staff throughout our stay. be prepared to tip everyone who serves you; that’s simply how it works at most AI’s in Mexico.
The room was nice & clean, but extremely cold & it seemed like the thermostat didn’t do anything to control the temperature. The Privilege upgrade was decent overall. I’m not sure the butler service is worth the extra cost, though the butlers themselves were very kind & helpful. The separate Privilege restaurant & designated seating areas by the pool & beach were a nice touch & added to the experience.
One thing I appreciated is that this isn’t a timeshare property, so there was no hassle from anyone trying to sell you something. The nightly entertainment was okay — they cater to a certain crowd w/mostly EDM/techno music. It keeps the energy up but leaves out those who prefer variety. I’ve seen better shows at other resorts.
The spa was small but nice.
All in all, it wasn’t a bad stay, but with so many great places to choose from in Mexico I’d try somewhere else next time.