Due to Hurricane Beryl, I was only able to stay for a total of 2 days. I will describe the resort & separate that from the handling of the hurricane given its unique circumstance.
Food: The options were good & varied—portions are small, but they make an effort to include dietary restrictions which was fabulous. At mealtime, Oscar, a staff, was especially considerate about this! He went above and beyond and it was much appreciated. The food is not authentic and very much catered to American clientele. The most authentic food was the breakfast options.
Room: We were given a room that had a couch. The couch had nasty, brown stains throughout. We did not use this couch. In addition, we had many keycard troubles. I went down to reception to explain this and request assistance as our keycard did not open the door. The receptionist asked if I let the keycard be in the Sun or put it behind my phone and I responded no, as I kept it deep in my purse while laying out. He did not believe me and reset the card. I went back to the room and took video evidence that it was not working. They sent someone eventually after sitting outside of the room for a while. They weren’t able to fix the door so they relocated us to another room, which was fine, whatever.
Now, when the news of the hurricane first came, their communication printed and taken to our room completely minimized it. We were told to speak to hotel staff if we had concerns and so we went down and did express these fears. The