Aventura Spa Palace All Inclusive - Adults Only

It was wonderful I couldn't have asked for a better vacation.

My husband and I loved the experience. We were able to enjoy the great food in a variety of included restaurants, and a variety of activities (kayaking, bicycling, nightly shows, spa, dancing, gym, shopping). The service is great. There are several options in trips/adventures near the resort.

Everyone was helpful, curtious, politely, friendly, there's nothing bad to say It was the best trip ever they couldn't have been more helpful and very respectable.Room service always quick, questions answer immediately and kept informed of everything.

By far the best vacation I have ever taken. The people are friendly, the hotel is spotless and the service amazing. The occupancy level was at 24% and it felt like a ghost town most of the time. This was nice, but it made me sad to know that a lot of people where probably out of a job, because so many Americans are afraid to vacation to Mexico. I felt completely safe the entire time there and would go back in a heartbeat if I could afford it!

My wife and I just got back from our honeymoon at the Aventura Spa Palace and we had a fantastic time. One thing I didn't realize when I booked is that the "Spa Palace" is connected to the "Cove Palace" on the same property. Kids from the Cove are not allowed to enter the Spa, but everyone else is free to enjoy both sides. This was a great surprise. It doubled the number of restaurants to try out and activities to do. I also missed the fact that their really is no beach to go walking on - which my wife likes to do. After we got there, she fell in love with the awesome cove area, protected from the large waves of the ocean. The water is clear and warm and made for great snorkeling. I am not much of a snorkeler, but the guide convinced us to try it and we were glad that we did - and it was free! The resturants were as good or better than the other all-inclusives I have done in Jamaica (Riu - Nigril and Sandals Ocho Rios) and at the Cancun Palaces. Great a-la-carte selections and good buffet's for breakfast and lunch. We're both beer snobs, but we knew what we were getting into.. I was fine with Dos Equis, but she reverted to more mixed drinks and would have preferred a better selection. I started drinking at about 10am everyday including about 5 Don Julio tequila shots and never had a hangover. The humid climate and the pool helps keep you hydrated.. Not to say some people we met didn't get them, but I guess they can't throttle it as much.. We met some great folks, who really added to our experience. I'm 31. The crowd in early August was mostly 24 to 36. Quite a few honeymooners. With the recession the way it is right now the place was only about 35% occupied. The staff were all friendly and worked hard for tips, but never expected them. The guys who run the entertainment on the poolside with volleyball, water polo, soccer, snorkeling, water aerobics.. were unbelievably entertaining and fun.

A very small issue considering all the wonderful things that occurs at this complex. The staff pushes carts with assorted supplies around the complex a great deal; they start early and run often throughout the day. My only suggestion is that they OIL the wheels or replace them

*They will offer you a sales pitch for spa credits. It's worth the time, but to buy into membership is definitely not a "deal." *The wait staff is wonderful, they work very hard. *Very, very hot and humid during July. *The spa is fabulous. *The bugs I experienced in the room I believe are due to the outside setting of the rooms and the fact that there is food everywhere. *Nightly shows are somewhat repetitive (4 of 7 included drum playing).

Excellent service and staff, hotel just needs a little updating to be a 5 star.

This was a great experience. It was our 35th wedding anniversary, and it was everything we hoped it would be.

My wife and I traveled here for our honeymoon and had a great time. First class service, beautiful weather, beautiful resort, nice rooms, decent food, and right on the ocean. The only negative thing to say about the hotel is there isn't really a beach. It has kind of a rocky shore, but if that does not bother you then it is fine. We did get screwed by our terrible concierge. He was never really around and we were unable to go to the Tulum ruins. By the time we did find him to book the excursion it was full. That was our only real compliant.