My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights and it took me about 2 days to start liking the place because I felt there was not enough of the island’s culture there and it was geared more toward tourist. Our first night walking around the hotel, we overheard country music being played in the main lounge and the food options on the entire property, left much to be desired. I would have liked to see more of the island’s culture such as food and ambiance. As for our room, it was located in the Marina section of the hotel, which was a good distance from the check-in area, was super spacious, comfortable, clean, and had beautiful views. This resort is probably so tucked away, that I didn’t even hear one coqui or Rooster while staying on property. While I’m on vacation, I want to experience the food and the culture of the island, not feel like I’m back home.
My husband and I chose to venture out for brunch & dinner, so the best thing you can do while staying here is to rent a car in order to truly enjoy the island’s culture and food!
The ferry to Palomino beach was a huge plus, the staff was supper helpful and went above and beyond, and the pools & water park were awesome! Overall the property was relaxing, beyond beautiful, and breathtaking!
I think the hotel could benefit from hiring someone to teach Salsa, Merengue, and bachata dance classes in the main lounge and offer other culture events for all ages.
