Description: The rooms at this resort were like most three-star accommodations. It was a plain, clean room with a cement floor, a wardrobe, and closet with a safe. Locks were available at the front desk for $5 a day. There was a television that got CNN and a lot of Spanish channels. There was a small table as well, with chairs. There were two small beds and a night table with two lamps. The bathroom had a double sink, large mirror, and shower and tub. All the rooms had a balcony/deck, though most didn't have deck chairs or tables. All rooms had A/C. If you are on the first floor, make sure that you lock your windows.
All-inclusive meals were filling but repetitive, and there were two reservation eateries that were very nice, but the meals were the same every night. There was nightly entertainment geared towards children. There are three pools at this resort, which is great if you want to be in a large, noisy kid’s pool or two other quiet adult only pools! The beach is large, with many chairs and vendors, as well as a sea-equipment rental hut. The kayaks and snorkel stuff is free, and boats and motorized vehicles are about $60 an hour.
Overall, we had a great vacation in an amazing location! Unlike anywhere we had been before, this place gives out free water all day and night, which is nice.
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