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"We had a fabulous vacation at this resort. The beaches are beautiful. The resort is older but very well cared for and the rooms are clean. The landscape is lush! Highly recommend the spa. We did not like breakfast buffet at Mexican restaurant, but indoor buffet was fresh and delicious. Moroccan restaurant and the Grill were our favorite meals. The staff at the hotel are 5 star! They are always smiling and ready to serve you. Please remember to tip these wonderful hard workers. A little goes a long way down there. Huatulco is nothing like Cabo or Yucatan. I hope it stays this way. "

"The property and rooms are excellent, the food is good but a bit overpriced. If you stay in the upper area, it takes a lot of climbing the stairs to go to the beach. Overall, if you want to relax and enjoy the pool and the beach, this is the hotel to be in. The only negative thing is that you cannot walk to the little town of Santa Cruz, the hotel is too far and it takes over an hour, you have to take a taxi to get there, there is nothing much outside the property."

"Everything was ok"

"It was more than we expected!!! Love it "

"Staff is always wonderful"

"The unit is nicely setup with basically anything you’ll need in the kitchen, plenty of towels, lots of pillows, etc. New, clean, and comfy. And huge. Plenty of room.Not quite a true ocean view (you can see a small slice of the water from the giant patio area) but the garden area below with a wide variety of local birds will make up for it. The unit is on the first floor of units but the parking garage is on the ground floor, so it’s technically the 2nd floor. However, the elevator and stairs are very conveniently located so we had no issues even with my son in his chair. The beach (Arrocito) is very easily accessible (even with our son’s full sized stroller) and very nice. The water was a little rough but locals assured us this was not the norm. The property has great pools including our fave, the Peninsula Pool with great views of waves hitting the shore below (see pics)."