Overall, it was a good experience for the money we paid. The resort offers a solid range of food options, with a buffet that has just enough variety to keep things interesting. While the cafe in the lobby was extremely convenient — a great spot for a quick coffee or snack — I do wish for additional snack stations spread throughout the resort.
The rooms were clean and modern, though the beds felt a bit small. Still, everything was well-maintained and up to date, adding to a generally pleasant stay.
In terms of service, it was a bit of a mixed bag. We encountered some staff members who were absolutely wonderful — friendly, helpful, and welcoming — but there were also a few who seemed dismissive and carried a not-so-great attitude.
One of the bigger drawbacks, however, was the pool situation. With only one pool available, it became quite crowded. Guests would place towels on chairs as early as 7 a.m. and not return until much later in the day — sometimes 10 or 11 a.m. — essentially reserving spots for hours. This made finding available seating extremely challenging and left us feeling like we had to strategize just to enjoy time by the pool, which was inconvenient.
