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"If you are looking for the bare minimum, then this is the trip for you. The room was run down, and neglected. The food was edible but that’s about it. There are a lot of restaurants listed, but most of the nights two are closed and the others are an hour wait for small portions of bad food. There’s supposed to be an adults only pool, but it is not enforced so it was used by kids everyday. A lot of staff but they all seem disengaged and uninterested. Overall I would recommend anywhere else. Worst all inclusive experience I’ve had. "

"The room was nice, the food was good, the beach is great (splurge for a cabana if you can). This is the second hotel in Cancun we have stayed at and was by far the better one."

"Staff were very attentive all over the resort, at the bars, poolside, restaurants, lobby, etc.. Rooms were clean and comfortable, though not overly fancy. The property seems like it would benefit from some updating (an elevator was out of service “due to strong winds” for several days, jacuzzi was ice cold, some evidence of wear on some floor tiles throughout), but overall, a very positive experience. This was our first all inclusive, so we have nothing to compare it to, but I will say that the next time we book an all inclusive in Cancun, this one is on our list to consider. A final note: as far as I could tell, the “resort credit” that Expedia promised us appeared to not be real, or at least there was no clearly defined way to utilize it if it was real. I didn’t care because it wasn’t something that was a deciding factor in my resort selection, but I wanted to mention in case it is a deciding factor for others!"