This place does need upgrading, no ice buckets in the rooms is highly unusual and are not automatically provided in rooms under room number 100 (but they supply glasses and coffee cups and a refrigerator). Exhaust fan does not work in the bathroom. Reminds me of a family hotel more then a supposedly bigger chain as this one is part of. Has a homey feeling to the place.
Restaurant food is good tasting but service needs alot of work, very slow with getting orders to table. Manager is insulting, first night here she had the audacity to tell me that my sandles were not the ones I arrived in (which they were as I wore them all day). Said I needed shoes that covered the foot, without them I could not eat! I did not bring ANY closed toe shoes at all, I ended up wearing my dive socks just to get in to eat! The "dress code" is not listed on the description of this hotel. If I would have know would of booked elsewhere. I've stayed at alot of all inclusive resorts and this place is very stocked on ear times, and dress. Unlike other places I stay at. All other places don't allow swim wear in the restaurant and for guys you have to have a shirt, that is the only rules. This one is highly restrictive in all matters when it comes to dinner at the one and only restaurant/ place to eat. Will see how the rest of the seven days go that we are here.
No a place to stay at all, maybe after new facility is built in 2022 it may be better
Definitely needs to get with the current times