First, hotel rooms were old. Several mornings we did not have hot water so we showered in cold water. We were there from Wednesday to Sunday and the cleaning crew only came twice. Once we had to request it and had to seek out clean towels. There was no amenity of a refrigerated area such as small frig that you could put water in. You had to buy bottled water at their gift shop which was $3.00USD per bottle because they did not furnish bottled water to their guests! You had to pay for a key to the safe in your room, otherwise you are screwed unless you hide your valuables. I purchased a silver pendant with matching earrings and inadvertantly dropped one of the earrings on the floor and I got busy and forgot to pick it up. Of course then the cleaning crew came (one of the two times they decided to show up) while we are at the pool and swept our room and when I got back the earring was gone. So that was that regarding $25 worth of earring. I would think that if you saw an earring on the floor and you were sweeping the room you would pick up the earring and lay it on the desk. Not so. Guess my fault for not picking it up when I dropped it and not their fault for sweeping it up and as my guess putting it in their pocket. Of course you can't complain about their help because it would do no good in that hotel. Another incident was that my daughter and I moved some lounging chairs over toward the pool area to watch the show one evening. No one was around at that time. We got up to run up to the room to get a jacket and she realized she left her cell phone there. We rushed back to the chairs (maybe 3 minutes at the most we were gone) and the chairs had been moved by a hotel staff member over to the beach area out of the way. We approached the guy and told him the cell phone was there and he acted as if he didn't understand us so we got security. He questioned him and of course he denied seeing it. Since no one was around I highly doubt that anyone else could have seen it and walked up and grabbed it within 3 minutes of our leaving. And, since the hotel staff member was the one that grabbed the chairs and moved them of course we think he just may have known something about it but they were not going to search his pockets. So, $300 phone gone. Our only peace is knowing that it was T-Mobile phone and that phone cannot be used in Mexico because they do not have T-Mobile. We immediately called the number to see if it would ring and low and behold, it had been turned off immediately so whoever took it made sure we would not be able to hear it ring. Am I highly suspicious of some of their staff? Yes!!! I could never recommend this hotel to anyone. Next time I will go back to the Grand Royal Solaris, it is first class all the way. Oasis Viva, you should be ashamed of yourself.
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