I recently stayed at a property in Mexico and had a pleasant experience overall. The property is well-kept, with beautiful gardens that are meticulously maintained. The pools are decent but could use some attention, as they are starting to show signs of wear and tear.
The food was satisfactory, although I was expecting more flavor, especially coming from a Latino background. The Mexican à la carte restaurant was a bit disappointing in that regard, but the steakhouse, Vaquería, was fantastic and definitely a highlight of the dining options.
The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful throughout my stay, which added to the overall positive experience. However, the only part I did not like was the upselling that they constantly tried to do while we were at the hotel. They pushed for additional purchases like photos, tours, and upgrades. We had already spent a lot of money to come to this hotel, and it felt like they were trying to make us spend even more. The lady who checked us in was more focused on selling the platinum bracelet than ensuring our room was okay.
Unfortunately, when we got to our room, it was quite disappointing—it was dirty, with dust everywhere, a grimy bathroom, and a refrigerator door that was filthy. We had to move to a different room around midnight after traveling for about 16 hours with two children, which was exhausting.
The beach is stunning, although navigating the rocks can be challenging. Despite this, the natural beauty of the location makes