I liked this resort for the most part, the food was above average and the drinks were good quality. The grounds and the rooms were also of very good quality. The pools are shallow but excellent, but unfortunately the beach is very rocky in places. The biggest problem here is that they don't communicate the amenities of the resort very well at all. They don't tell you what is available and where or what the requirements are. For example: The free to use snorkel gear is on the other side of the resort. The resort is VERY large. We walked halfway across the resort only to be told that they required $20 USD, each, in CASH as a deposit to be returned to you when you return the gear. A very long walk only to be turned away, the pain of which could have been slightly eased if we had taken the bus, if we had only known of it's existence before the second to last day of our stay. There was much more like this, having to discover what you didn't know even existed because they are not properly communicated by anyone or anything written down anywhere. Another very big problem with this place is the pricing of items in the shop, the most shocking of all was the price for sunscreen. I am not joking when I tell you it cost $54 for a single can of name brand spray-on sunscreen. That is not a typo, $54. I am writing this in March 2026, not in 2056 or 2126. They wanted $54 for a single can. A two pack of these costs $14 at home in Minnesota in 2026 AD. It's absolutely disgusting and shameful for them to charge that much. Speaking of prices, not related to this particular establishment and not their fault (I assume, I don't know who owns these businesses, could be the same people for all I know) but the prices at the Cancun airport are just as disgusting and shameful, if not more so. $28 for a not-at-all-gourmet cheeseburger. $18 for a single shot of whisky (or as I call it, because of my crippling flying anxiety, "Flyin' Juice!"). (Side note: If you're anything like me, and I know I am, you need a few of those before your flight (and a couple during) in order to be able to lay back quietly and listen to music during your flight instead of sweatily clutching your chair imagining your imminent, violent death for 4-1/2 hours). I will pack differently next time. But next time will not be in or anywhere near Cancun. I would sooner go to every single Disney/Universal/Sea World theme park then step another foot in this area. They are no less of a tourist trap.