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"This place might have been nice 10-15 years ago but it’s in desperate need of a complete makeover!! It’s a totally rundown property. They have basically zero amenities besides a few old kayaks, and overused board games in the lobby area. The pools are tiny and crowded and the lounge chairs are really gross and dirty. They could not possibly be more any more worn out and uncomfortable. The hotel actually allowed some rude guests to come out early in the AM to place towels or personal items, placing a hold over the very small number of chairs with any shade. Many of which remained unused the entire day. The location is terrible because there is absolutely nothing nearby to do. The commute to the property from downtown or Casco Viejo after 4.00 takes 2 hours plus due to extreme traffic conditions and it’s the same going into town in the morning if you are planning a trip into downtown or anywhere be prepared. The staff were all very nice, but this is the worst ‘resort’ I’ve ever stayed in. They should change the name from Dreams to Nightmares!"

"Okay I knew i only did breakfast and not all inclusive but it took forever to get a drink by the pool, someone walked by maybe every 30 minutes. There's really not any activities or shows but met some friendly staff V from water aerobics and C (I think) from Karaoke. Only ordered lunch once but it was tasteless. My thermostat was broken and even after several comaints was not fixed properly so had sleep in socks was beyond freezing. Matenience made it hard to relax by the pool with the loudness from tools... hottub was cold... looks like they’re upgrading buildings and other areas. Overall staff was friendly although most spoke only minimum English and property clean but wouldn't stay again. "

"What a beautiful place! A dream come true. "

"Great location right on the beach. Spectacular panorama at a very reasonable price. Nice swimming pool and deck area. Easy access to the beach. Room was modest but clean and comfortable. Staff was friendly and it seemed “family-run.” The on site restaurant had a good free breakfast and other meals available, with a great view of the ocean. The hotel is hard to access because the road going to the hotel requires a very difficult dangerous and illegal turn across a busy highway, or you have to travel a few kilometers beyond the turnoff to find a place you can do a safe U-turn. The road in is bumpy, so just drive slow. Parking is plentiful but you have to drag your suitcase over the unpaved ground to get to the stairs going up to the reception area. No elevator. I’d definitely go back now that I know how to navigate the turn into the access road."