All Inclusive Hotels and Resorts in Pacific Coast

"Excellent property. No BS fees or charges. Super honest and helpful staff. Highly recommend. Vegetarian options include tofu, noodles, pizza, burger. Overall a very nice stay. "

"The resort has excellent food options. Plus the entertainment here is amazing for children of all ages and adults too. The staff is very friendly and does an excellent job in servicing the guests. The property is very clean and is constantly maintained. The ambience here is very welcoming. If you are looking for a all-inclusive family, friendly experience, this is the place to be."

"Beach are beautiful "

"Food was good . You have to make reservations for the restaurants. We were suppose to have 2 beds and they only gave us one . "

"This place was very nice and welcoming. Great food and great service. "

"Great property with great service and has everything you need for a beautiful vacation. "

"Was a really good stay! Nothing to complain about, hopefully be back next year!"

" Espectacular "

"The beach was the most unique and beautiful part of the stay. We had our own private beach it seemed. Not crowded. The staff was so amazing. Soledad at the buffet went above and beyond. Miguel and Alejandro at the swim up bar were so attentive and the drinks were made to order. I’ll be back just as long as the people running it and the beach remain the same. Rooms were comfortable and accommodating. A bit older and could use a bit of updating but were still in good condition. Food options had a nice variety. The Italian restaurant could use some improvement in the food preparation. Especially pizza quality. Casa Grande was our favorite along with Kamari. Buffet had a good variety and excellent service. Fresco was good but as a suggestion the wraps should be could wraps as opposed to being pressed in order to expedite the orders. It’d be a win, win for the chefs and patrons. The chefs were patient and friendly yet seemed a bit overwhelmed. Id say keep it all cold options there. Nathan did an excellent job under pressure. "