We booked this through the Alaska Airlines Vacations website, it offered some great discounts. Overall, it was a great value for the money, especially for the all-inclusive deal. For some of the detractors, if you are paying hamburger prices, don't expect filet mignon quality!
My wife, my three year old son, and I spent six nights there and we loved it. Be sure to make reservations at the various restaurants. Their system is a bit strange, but the Argentinan and sushi restaurants are a must.
The rooms could use some renovating and the service speed is typical Mexican, so don't expect the same efficiency you may get back home.
There is a nice, shallow pool right next to El Moro towers that our son loved. It's a bit deceiving because there's a big sign that says "VIP only" but I asked the security guard and he said we can go there.
As you would with almost every other resort type places in Mexico, just be sure to say "no" to the timeshare offers. It starts early right when you get past customs here.
One thing to get ready for, however, is that the crowd is mostly domestic Mexican tourists. This could make some Americans uncomfortable because most of the pool activities are in Spanish, and the shows are almost all entirely in Spanish. (They do make an attempt to put English in there, but with the accent and the fact that most of the crowd is Mexican, it's hard to comprehend).
But if you go with a relaxed attitude you'll have a great time there.
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