Paid less than $3000 US for 8 nights including 4 air fairs from NYC(after spring break). The hotel is 20 years old and in need of updating but the staff was always busy painting, cleaning and performing some kind of maintenace. We have a 4 and 2 year old and both enjoyed the daycare and kids paradise pool. The kids pool is supervised so you can leave them and not worry where they are(not the 2 year old). It has many slides and a large pirate ship in the middle. I'm guessing once they get around 9 years they may get a little bored. The food at the buffet was decent and a few of the restaurants were actually good. The French, Mexican and seafood were actually above average and getting a reservation was not a problem, just make sure you make your reservations as soon as you check-in. The staff was very friendly especially at the buffet. I guess it also helps to give a buck or two to receive better service and to be friendly to them (by the second day the staff knew what we wanted and knew all our names). The beach had eroded from last season's hurricanes and was only about 30 feet wide and when we left they had lost another 10 feet. The gov't is supposed to reclaim the beach this year, but I suspect it will be a slow process. The whole beach front along this side of Cancun was hit hard. The room was a little small but we didn't spend much time in the room. The beds were a little hard. All the rooms are ocean front, but ours also had a view of the abandoned resort next door. The pools were very nice but could get a little noisy. Over all we had a great time. The kids enjoyed themselves (didn't want to leave daycare) and my wife and I were able to spend time together alone guilt free.
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