Your rating of this hotel:
8.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
9.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
10.0
key points:
1. There are no rooms with extra bed in Mexico - you need to demand it at the reception
2. It is better not to settle in the standard - very old rooms, for a surcharge they can easily settle in a suite (for 1 day, an additional charge of 50 American)
3. If you decide to change the standard to a suite, then it’s better to immediately change Lindo to Maya - there you can finally cool with a jacuzzi in the bathroom and a hammock on the balcony (surcharge 75 for 1 day) and don’t look that bell fight will take you gardens for a very long time - in fact Maya and Lindo buildings are separated only by a pool
4. Do not pay for Wi-Fi - in Lindo you will be asked 17 ye - you can go to the Maya reception - there is free
5. At the beach, ALWAYS smear creams - I'm never a non-burning person with dark skin, tanned since I was 14, burned to blisters
6. Our phones work great there, and we bought an adapter for an outlet from a guide on the bus for 3 bucks
7. The Mexicans breed our brother just like the Turks, etc. , therefore, feel free to set aside gifts and souvenirs and alcohol for duty free prices lower than on excursions, magnets, etc. , it’s better to buy in a hotel, they are the most decent there
8. For excursions - we had a combined tour from the Southern Cross - for the first 3 days we traveled through the archaeological and historical zones of Chichen Itza, Cenote, Hacienda, etc. - the impression is twofold: on the one hand, they seemed to be exhausted immediately and immediately, which is important, reorganized for their time, and on the other hand, the same type of excursions with exotic elements such as "who will eat the iguana tomorrow? " But in general, it’s beautiful, informative (we saw Cancun and Merida) interesting and fun, a separate respect for the guide Carlos. Therefore, upon arrival in Linda, we didn’t even think about excursions like Xcaret, etc.
9. Very high humidity happens in the morning - mirror optics sweat, and regardless of the manufacturer, so take out the DSLRs from their cases at night
Well, everything seems to be with moments. But in general, the hotel is wonderful, a huge territory (we didn’t even go all over in a week), a beautiful beach, a hefty bass with waterfalls and jacuzzis and bars, you don’t need to take full sunbeds, the staff are workaholics, they wash the paths with shampoo, all wishes are instantly fulfilled, they smile and wave-ola! There were a lot of our emigrants from America and Canada, it’s very interesting to communicate with them and it’s very fun to hang out. he rests, and in the evenings the shows are very high quality, even with little English everything is clear and cool. In short, the rest was a success!
1. There are no rooms with extra bed in Mexico - you need to demand it at the reception
2. It is better not to settle in the standard - very old rooms, for a surcharge they can easily settle in a suite (for 1 day, an additional charge of 50 American)
3. If you decide to change the standard to a suite, then it’s better to immediately change Lindo to Maya - there you can finally cool with a jacuzzi in the bathroom and a hammock on the balcony (surcharge 75 for 1 day) and don’t look that bell fight will take you gardens for a very long time - in fact Maya and Lindo buildings are separated only by a pool
4. Do not pay for Wi-Fi - in Lindo you will be asked 17 ye - you can go to the Maya reception - there is free
5. At the beach, ALWAYS smear creams - I'm never a non-burning person with dark skin, tanned since I was 14, burned to blisters
6. Our phones work great there, and we bought an adapter for an outlet from a guide on the bus for 3 bucks
7. The Mexicans breed our brother just like the Turks, etc. , therefore, feel free to set aside gifts and souvenirs and alcohol for duty free prices lower than on excursions, magnets, etc. , it’s better to buy in a hotel, they are the most decent there
8. For excursions - we had a combined tour from the Southern Cross - for the first 3 days we traveled through the archaeological and historical zones of Chichen Itza, Cenote, Hacienda, etc. - the impression is twofold: on the one hand, they seemed to be exhausted immediately and immediately, which is important, reorganized for their time, and on the other hand, the same type of excursions with exotic elements such as "who will eat the iguana tomorrow? " But in general, it’s beautiful, informative (we saw Cancun and Merida) interesting and fun, a separate respect for the guide Carlos. Therefore, upon arrival in Linda, we didn’t even think about excursions like Xcaret, etc.
9. Very high humidity happens in the morning - mirror optics sweat, and regardless of the manufacturer, so take out the DSLRs from their cases at night
Well, everything seems to be with moments. But in general, the hotel is wonderful, a huge territory (we didn’t even go all over in a week), a beautiful beach, a hefty bass with waterfalls and jacuzzis and bars, you don’t need to take full sunbeds, the staff are workaholics, they wash the paths with shampoo, all wishes are instantly fulfilled, they smile and wave-ola! There were a lot of our emigrants from America and Canada, it’s very interesting to communicate with them and it’s very fun to hang out. he rests, and in the evenings the shows are very high quality, even with little English everything is clear and cool. In short, the rest was a success!
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