Turtle Beach Resort

MizLiz wrote a review February 2025
Blacksburg, Virginia

Intimate hotel with good staff and great potential.

This is a small, horseshoe shaped enclave with a modest pool. One outdoor bar and one indoor/outdoor restaurant. Spacious accommodations in 3-story white buildings with balconies and West Indian touches. Most rooms have a lovely view of the pool or ocean. Minimalist decor in the rooms in shades of warm beige and cool gray. Ours consisted of a sitting room, large bedroom, and a high-end 4-piece bathroom. Beds were extremely comfy. Good AC from a pair of mini-splits. The recent renovation left some rough edges -- a leaky roof and almost zero water pressure in the tub, as if a rushed contractor installed a lavatory valve in the wall. The shower was excellent but the wall-mount dispensers kept falling off.

Food is average by Marriott standards, as is often the case in the Caribbean due to the cost of shipping. Breakfast and lunch were buffets, adequate for our needs. Dinners were okay. The menu included 3 starters and 3 entrees that varied nightly. Two nights are buffet style. The small all-day menu was excellent. Bar service was sometimes slow but pours were decent. Beer is limited to Banks and Caribe, both nice lagers. The staff was far and away the best we’ve had in the Caribbean. Polished and welcoming with only a couple of grumps.

Pool is small and deep, very clean. Grounds were small but landscaping was gorgeous and immaculate. There is chaise seating around the small pool, along the front seawall, and 6 or 8 further chairs on the sliver of available beach. Chair hogs were an issue here. Water crashes into—and occasionally over—the seawall. Very relaxing. On the calmer bit of beach, the water is spectacular and calm. There you can catch an hourly water taxi to other Marriott properties but we didn't use it.

Date of Stay: January 2025

SallyH248 wrote a review February 2025
Cardiff, South Wales, Wales

Great holiday at Treasure Beach

Just returned from a wonderful two weeks at Treasure Beach with my husband. The hotel reopened in December following a programme of refurbishment. The hotel is adults only and provides all inclusive dining. We stayed in room 314 the Pelican suite which was a beautiful room facing the sea with a balcony with room for two sunbeds and a lovely plunge pool. The room was spacious and had a lovely comfy bed.
The food was great with a great selection. All meals were buffet or a la carte. There was an opportunity to dine inside or on the patio. The meals were prepared by some great chefs and there was a good variety. Special mention to the desserts which looked and tasted lovely.
The hotel had a small pool and a beach side location with onsite water sports including snorkelling, water skiing. The beach was clean and the sea a beautiful blue. The sea is occasionally choppy and it has a flag system to ensure you are safe.
There is a water taxi which takes guests to other hotels in the elegant group so you can enjoy their facilities. Unfortunately Waves was the only hotel that was open whilst we were there due to the refurbishment programme.
There was some building work being done next door at the tamarind which was noisy at times however it didn't spoil our holiday.
The best part of hotel was the wonderful staff who cannot do enough to help you. They genuinely want to get to know you and care that you have a great holiday. we can't mention every one but just a few include Chantelle, Sabrina, Sandy, Wade, Quasi Sofia, Andrew but these are only a few they were all fab. We also loved Alana on the reception desk. It was also the first time we have ever noticed the hotel manager coming round to talk to the guests to ensure we were having a good experience and to thank you for coming.
We met some really nice people while we were there which helped to make it a great holiday and we would love to return.
There is only one small inconvenience the sunbed situation. We said we would never get up early to put towels on beds but to get a beach bed it involved a 6 am alarm and we only managed to secure beds with an umbrella once in two weeks.

Date of Stay: February 2025

graemek6442022 wrote a review February 2025
London, England

Super Small Adult Only Hotel

Very recent refurbishment to a good standard, not flashy and in typical Caribbean rustic style. We had a very comfortable 8 Nights. Location is excellent on a lovely stretch of beach. There is a small swimming pool. Food was very good and plenty of excellent drinks included in the 'All Inclusive' package.
The staff are really positive, helpful and very kind and friendly.
Tracess the Manager was always on hand checking in with guests and was very efficient.
This is a small hotel with a cross section of visitors - the central bar was always fun in the evening and offered a convivial experience.
All in all a great hotel - we will be back.

Date of Stay: January 2025

477masaok wrote a review February 2025
St Leonards-on-Sea, Hastings, East Sussex, England

Better Than Expected But Overpriced

All hotels have become ridiculously overpriced in Barbados, and that might be partly due to Marriott buying up so many. And I hate that so many are All Inclusive which stops you exploring the restaurant scene.

Certainly Treasure Beach was better than expected, but Paynes Bay has become really rundown. Hotels each side of it are now rubble. There's a house next door with drilling going on. And it's all going to take years to return to normal, if at all. The beaches really aren't that great.

Food was quite pleasant at Treasure Beach and the staff friendly. But a few days is more than enough at such a small hotel in a basic area. And we really could have done without the constant music. To listen to Bob Marley's Greatest Hits over and over from breakfast to late afternoon is ridiculous. The next day it was a repeat of something else. Does no one realise that luxury = peace and the sound of the sea?

Date of Stay: February 2025

grimsargh wrote a review February 2025

Almost, but not quite!

We stayed for 11 nights, Feb’25. This was our first time in Barbados and also first time at an AI resort. Overall we had a great holiday and I’m sure we will return.
The hotel has been nicely refurbished and was very clean in our guest room and public areas. The staff are exceptional throughout always greeted you with a smile and took the time to chat.
Being totally honest we now know that AI is not for us. In normal circumstances the other hotels in the group are available for alternative dining options but due to the ongoing renovation programme the only alternative option available was at Waves. The Treasure Beach food at breakfast & dinner was perfectly acceptable but just a very limited menu. Other than the night it was a buffet (which wasn’t exactly extensive either with choices) the main course dinner options comprised a choice of 1 fish dish, 1 meat & 1 vegetarian. All well presented and tasty but just not enough choices. We decided to eat out on a few nights simply because the offering was so limited.
The pool area is ok, the poolside loungers are reasonably comfy but for this standard of hotel I think that the previous mattress loungers are more appropriate.
The outdoor area that is set up with loungers along the sea-wall is actually very neglected and really lets the hotel down. This is a lovely area to sit in but the state of it is disappointing. A Guest Relations gentleman happened to ask me one day how our stay was going and I said very well however just look around you, “do you think this is an acceptable image for the hotel. To be fair the debris has almost certainly been left by guests however the same empty water bottles and litter has been here for 6 days so clearly no staff are taking the time to sweep/clean/tidy the area, they couldn’t have missed the debris for so many days”. Next day it had been cleared thankfully.
It looks like that same area was abandoned when the hotel reopened as the ‘wall’ and landscaping including the pebble border & small sandy area need some attention/finishing off. A couple of days work for a good tradesperson would have it sorted!
Marriott/Treasure Beach - just a little bit more effort to make this an even greater resort.

Date of Stay: February 2025

roamingroto wrote a review March 2025
Alderminster, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England

Almost perfection

We have just returned from Treasure Beach where we had a wonderful relaxing holiday. The staff here are absolutely superb - well done Marriott for picking the best of the best from your hotels which are currently closed. We had our favourites, but to be fair every member of staff we encountered was friendly and welcoming. Refurbishment is very nice, in keeping with the style of the building and the rooms are nicely appointed in soft greys and taupe colours with white. Bed was super comfy and the mix of aircon with ceiling fan kept us at a perfect temperature for sleeping. Bathroom too, nicely appointed with shower cubicle and a bath kept beautifully clean by housekeepers daily. Our shower did have a few marks on its ceiling which looked like mould (possibly from a leak above) which we did highlight to them and shouldn’t have been there after only two months being open. Pool area small but plenty of Sun loungers for everyone and once the early morning bed baggers had gone home after our first few days, there was no rush to reserve sun beds. Sun beds were new and a bit different from the usual padded ones, but the advantage was that they dried very quickly after the inevitable Caribbean showers and you weren’t sitting in a soggy lounger for long. Towels were plentiful throughout the day for you to help yourself. Beach was easily accessible right by the hotel or further along towards Sandy Lane too. Food was really good indeed for an all inclusive. Breakfast was a buffet plus some a la carte items to order. Lunch changed halfway through our stay from buffet to an a la carte menu, some items changing daily, which was lovely. Dinner was a la carte for 5 nights and two nights buffet but they are looking to reduce the buffet to one night only. A la carte dinners were 4 courses and beautifully presented - we didn’t have a meal we didn’t like.

There were just a few things for us that would have made it perfect:
1) a mirror in the room other than the only one in the bathroom
2) not running out of Sauvignon Blanc!
3) not allowing smokers to smoke so close to the outside dining area and the bar

We would love to return and can definitely recommend if you like a small low key resort where everyone is friendly and the service is exceptional.

Date of Stay: February 2025

alancJ5685PM wrote a review March 2025

Could have been better.

We went to this hotel a few times back in the late 80’s. It was wonderful then. As with everything these days we can’t say the same now. It was fine for what we needed for a couple of days prior to a cruise. I’m sure for those on a package deal it was good value being all inclusive, if not, it was over-priced -which seems the case for most of the hotels on this stretch.

Date of Stay: February 2025

166dl wrote a review March 2025
Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, England

Excellent Stay - Ignore All Reviews Pre-Dec 2024 as the place has been refurbished.

Overall, an excellent holiday. Well done to the team working at the hotel who have created a lovely relaxing environment.

The one Moan
We will start with our one major gripe. Many tour operators and the Marriott website boast about the multiple hotel dine-around programme (with sister Marriott hotels). When we were in Barbados (Feb/Mar 25), all but one other hotel was shut for renovation! So much for the 15 restaurant dine around option! We had the one at Treasure Beach and the pair at Waves.
As for websites, Virgin Holidays, TUI, Marriott, SHAME ON YOU for mis-leading customers. [Well done to SAGA holidays (who we didn’t use) who clearly pointed out the renovation programmes and what would be available.]

The Room
The room was newly renovated and comfortable with good aircon and comfortable beds. The turndown service was odd as it happened a couple of times only. Plenty of storage space and a good hot bath and shower. Would be nice if the bath had a shower attachment, so you could sit in the bath and wash your hair, rather than having to use the shower. But only a minor comment.

The Food
Breakfast is a buffet but is supplemented with a small but good a la carte menu. Typically, we ordered something off the menu and if we were peckish, grabbed something from the buffet.

Lunch was from the menu which had about 10 items to chose from, four items changed daily so plenty of choice.

Evening meal was five nights a la carte (changing options every night) and two nights buffet (Weds and Sat). Guests aware of this could then arrange which nights to dine elsewhere. The buffet was OK, a la carte more interesting. There were only three choices for the evening meal (Meat/Fish/Vegetarian) I would like to see a few more choices added which would give more variety, and stop that feeling of having to choose something because there is nothing else on offer.

However, overall we were very pleased with the food which was excellently cooked and presented. There were sometimes waits for food as it is prepared fresh in the kitchen. The serving team are attentive and fun, but some do rely on memorising your choices (and any variations e.g. “no cheese please”) which we found were occasionally forgotten.

The Clientelle
I guess it changes, but we had around 70% Brits, 15% USA, 15% Europe. Age demographic is definitely towards the retirement end! Its is, after all, an adults only hotel, so no families.

The Pool/Sea Wall
As mentioned by a few others, we had the problem of people getting up before dawn and reserving bed-chairs from the pool/on the sea front. And the nationality of these people was…..English! (So, time to stop blaming other nationalities!!). The pool itself was small but was cleaned every day and was a nice temperature. The sea front chairs do get the odd splash from the waves on the other side, so be aware!

The Bar and Evening Entertainment
The Bar was open pretty much all the time, with a good selection of cocktails. Beer was from a can (unlike Waves which was draught), standard wines served were Pino Grigio, Cabernet Sauvignon, Prosecco and a nice dry Rose. It’s a small hotel, so you never wait that long to be served. The Bar is a focal point and you often will meet and chat with folks over a drink before/after meals.
Most nights there was the typical entertainer format of an individual singing/playing along to backing tracks. Some were better than others, the young girl on the Wednesday (we didn’t catch her name) was outstanding.

Paynes Bay Beach
The beach can be challenging to get to at high tide – unfortunately some of the sand has been recently washed away and for an averagely able person, it’s a case of scrabbling up and down over a concrete wall and up over some large boulders. Less able bodied folks won’t be able to do this, but can wait for low tide. There were no hotel chairs on the beach. The sea area is sensibly broken up into dedicated swimming and boating areas. There are currents pulling you around so be sensible and you will be fine. We swam in the sea every day, sometimes more than once. There were a few things to see when snorkelling although the sea current does pull the sand around making it a bit murky on some days.

Date of Stay: February 2025

404betsyd wrote a review March 2025
Goshen, New York

The Treasure of Treasure Beach

Recently my husband and I vacationed at Treasure Beach. From the moment we were picked up at the airport by Hubert's Taxi Service, we were in vacation mode. Upon arrival at TB, Hermanius greeted us warmly and after completing required paperwork, we were shown to a lovely room overlooking the ocean. The room was clean, the towels bright white, the king bed comfortable and refrigerator stocked. We had a small balcony where we enjoyed our morning coffee, the ocean view and the majestic mahogany tree. The staff was incredibly welcoming and friendly and made all the difference in helping us feel at home and that nothing was too much to ask. The food was very good, the variety -- either menu or buffet -- was tasty and beautifully presented. There was nightly entertainment that was also very good, especially one young woman (Tiffany) who was such high caliber that she could have held her own at a cabaret in NYC. Whether it was a daily walk on the beautiful beach or a refreshing dip in the pool -- we relaxed knowing that we could take out a jet ski or a paddle board if we were so inclined. Bottom line, Treasure Beach is a top notch Marriott destination.

Date of Stay: March 2025

stropw wrote a review April 2025

Training urgently needed

Senior service needs a lot to be desired for. Training urgently needed!!
My daughter was left in tears when a “Duty Manager” accosted her in this “hotel” to NOT paint. The “hotel” is a so-called Arts Hotel?!
The people that need training are Linda, the restaurant manager and the “Duty Manager”. These 3 ladies need to sort themselves out.

Date of Stay: April 2025

708paulinen wrote a review April 2025
Dubai, Emirate of Dubai

Lovely boutique hotel

We had a very relaxing stay at this small boutique hotel with around 35 rooms in total. Tracces , the manager is visible every day and takes the time to check all guests are satisfied with their stay and any issues addressed . A lot of money has been invested by Marriot with refurbishment . The staff make this hotel . Joan who runs the restaurant really stands out as leading her customer focused team in the busy restaurant . We hadn’t done AL before but the food was fabulous, well presented and we were never bored with the choices available . We were lucky to have the Pelican suite which is particularly lovely with great uninterrupted views out to sea and a plunge pool to cool down in. The evening entertainment was good and the bar area very sociable . We had a great experience . Thank you all at Treasure Beach !

Date of Stay: April 2025

TomBooze wrote a review April 2025
Cardiff, South Wales, Wales

Nice but room for improvement

My wife and I booked in for five nights all inclusive at the start of March. We had notified the hotel of our arrival time which was 11 AM and when we arrived our room was ready for us, this was unexpected but a nice surprise. The staff were really welcoming and helpful, helped with our bags and showed us around the room.

Room - the room was excellent, really spacious and clean with lovely modern furniture. It was made up of two separate rooms, the main bedroom and a separate room with a two seater sofa that went out on to our ground floor patio. There were separate TVs in both rooms. The mini fridge was stocked with beers soft drinks which you could ask to be replaced. The aircon was good quality with separate units in the two rooms.

The bed was incredibly comfortable, really big with really high-quality soft sheets and pillows, perfect for us.

The bathroom was spacious with a bath and a shower. The shower was big with very nice toiletries. The shower was so lovely it was like being at a spa. A nice touch was the automatic night lights behind the mirror and along the floor.

There was plenty of storage space with a double wardrobe, large chest of drawers and side cabinets.

Food - We found the food a bit hit and miss, when we arrived we were told it was buffet every day except Sunday and Wednesday, but then during the stay it seemed completely random. The all day menu was quite nice with decent variety and this was served as à la carte most lunchtimes. There was always a pre-order menu at breakfast plus a buffet. We had the à la carte menu on three of the five evenings and it was OK, but we didn’t think the buffet was that good. We had spent the previous 5 days eating around the island and the food was excellent wherever we went, so it was a little disappointing when an expensive hotel wasn’t as good quality. The drinks were also very weak. Given the history of rum on the island you think you’d be able to taste the rum in the cocktails. My wife doesn’t drink a lot but even she found the cocktails incredibly weak. The cocktails were very nice though, we just needed to ask for more rum.

Staff and service -Again we found the staff and service a bit mixed. Housekeeping was excellent throughout, including the cleaning and the turndown service, the room was always immaculate. The restaurant and bar staff were a bit mixed depending on the individual, with some being very friendly and fun and others bordering on rude and clearly not wanting to be there.

The communal areas in the hotel were quite nice if a little small, but they were always sun beds available somewhere at any time during the day around the pool or overlooking sea. The beach is directly accessible from the hotel via stairs and is a very nice beach. We took our own snorkeling equipment and used it every day with lots of sea life and tropical fish over the reef and rocks right outside the hotel.

I think the experience at Treasure Beach would have been better if the sister hotels were open. When we were there all but Waves were closed for refurbishment, there was a water taxi back-and-forth to Waves, which finished around 3 PM so we could only visit for lunch, not dinner which was the weakest meal at Treasure Beach. If the others were open, it would have given us a bit more variety in space and restaurants in walkable distance.

Overall we had a lovely time, enjoying the amazing sunsets that cast different patterns across the sky every night, enjoying the accommodation and swimming with the sea life. There’s definitely some room for improvement though given the price range for this hotel.

Date of Stay: March 2025

E3885FXdavidv wrote a review April 2025

Extremely intrusive and noisy works at the adjoining hotel, avoid at all costs.

Unexceptionable noise from the extensive renovation of the hotel next door only a few feet away. We only booked 3 weeks before we planned to go and were not told of the major works going on so close to the Treasure beach. Marriott deceived us in not informing us of the works which is carried out 6 days a week and involves jack hammers, electric saws, hammering and of course dust. The workers were undressing and dressing on the adjoining balconies and generally leering at the women, and maybe men on the sundeck, so we had no privacy at all. The noise could be heard in our bedroom which went on from 8am to 6pm every day except Sunday. I have tried to contact Marriott but they use a company called Resolver, who are now not answering my emails, so I will now post all of my photos and videos until they compensate us for our ruined holiday. The planned works at the adjoining hotel which also adjoins The House is planned until January 2026.

Date of Stay: March 2025

Delboy900 wrote a review April 2025
London, England

Avoid Treasure Beach Barbados

Lovely hotel, very friendly staff and very clean.
Unfortunately there is building work on the hotel next door with drilling, Kan going, banging every day. which TUI failed to mention.
Evening meals are limited to a choice of three, fish, meat or vegetarian and is repeated weekly. Lunch has more variety.
There are no sun beds on the beach as there isn’t a beach only rocks, although there is a beach adjacent. The hotel advertises personal beach dining, how this is with no beach !
Hence the sun beds are crowded around the pool (more a pond). When we were there we were continually bothered with noisy kites that drove us mad with the incessant buzzing (similar to a loud drone).
TUI also advertises dine around which you can go to other Marriot hotels for dinner of lunch, there was only one other available due to the others shut for refurbishment.
Definitely not worth the value.

Date of Stay: April 2025

peterrM6100GH wrote a review May 2025
Preston, Lancashire, England

Glorious seven night all-inclusive stay in beautiful Barbados

As a family of three we spent a lovely week (commencing 9th of May) staying at Treasure Beach Art Hotel, at Paynes Bay. It is in a fabulous setting. The ocean starts one metre away from the property, with a beautiful beach one minute's walk away. There is also a free water taxi. There is also a nice pool and loads of sunbeds. The staff are exceedingly pleasant and helpful and the rooms are very comfortable. The bathrooms have all mod cons, including a light which comes on automatically if it detects movement. Back at ground level, the restaurant and bar are brilliant. Breakfast is either a la carte or buffet, depending on preference. Lunch and dinner are mostly a la carte and are delicious. The bar is open from 11 til 11 and there is no limit on the number of drinks, of which there is a large and tasty variety. One guesses that the advice to bar staff is not to go overboard with the quantity of alcohol in any one drink, for the best of reasons. (This is a comment and certainly not a criticism). Guests are mostly fairly ample types, from the UK or British North America. One or two from the US also. I'm guessing that it is not on the radar of EU people for some reason, which is a shame, cos they would love it. We certainly did, and it is on our list to go back sometime in the future. Thank you to all concerned. You are a great team!!

Date of Stay: May 2025

davemU1842LQ wrote a review May 2025
Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire, England

Wonderful Treasure Beach

Returned 2 weeks ago from this amazing hotel after a wonderful 2 week stay. The location of the hotel is just stunning and every single member of staff are amazing and so helpful. Also a very special mention to Tracess the operations manager who was so helpful and informative thank you 😊 the food was also top class....loved the fish dishes especially the grouper. So we have already booked to go back in January 2026 and we can't wait
Well done treasure beach your doing a fantastic job. Oh p.s yes the bed in our room was so comfy as mentioned in previous reviews Dave and sue x

Date of Stay: April 2025

Sjssalfors wrote a review June 2025

Pure Gold at Treasure Beach

This is a beautiful fantastically run holiday location .
Located overlooking beautiful Paynes Bay . Unfortunately the beach stealing hurricane has made it difficult for the less mobile to access the sea and beach directly via the hotel but there is a public entrance 5 minutes walk away .
The hotel has a spacious terrace and pool area with plenty of beds and umbrellas and a decent sized pool for a cooling dip .
There is entertainment three times a week and the female vocalist Trinity was the star of the show . What a fabulous singer that young lady is .
The hotel suite was perfect for our needs . Spotlessly clean - attractively presented with a large balcony . The room had all modern amenities - nice lounge area with a fridge and a king size and very comfortable bed . The storage in the bedroom was more than ample for all our luggage and bits and pieces . The bathroom came with both a bath and a powerful shower . It was a very restful area and some excellent sleep was enjoyed in the sanctuary of those lovely surroundings .
We found the food was excellent . Breakfast was a La carte and /or buffet . A perfect start to the day .
Lunch and Dinner in my view was excellent . Plenty of choice - all served to the table . Imaginative dishes beautifully presented and extremely tasty and well cooked. . The home made soups each evening - course 1 of 4 were a daily treat . The food was of a quality you would expect in a very good restaurant. Compliments to the chefs they are doing an admirable job .
All of the above aspects were first class but even they were surpassed by the real stars of the show - the staff !!!
Brilliantly led by the Chief Operations manager Tracess who would regularly engage with guests - the staff at the bar - reception - restaurant - maintenance - housekeeping were a delight .
Their cheery demeanour and willingness to engage was a delight and nothing was too much trouble for them .
The attentiveness in the restaurant was excellent and whether it was wine or water in my glass it was refilled the moment it was spotted it was running low .
The staff were always happy to engage with you in cheerful chat and banter and pass on their local wisdom .
You were made to feel relaxed and comfortable at all times whether at the bar by the pool or in the restaurant.
We loved the pampering of the poolside drinks service which also included frozen grapes cold towels and iced lollies .
We would love to return and would recommend this hotel to anybody .
All that’s needs to be said now is Thank You to all at Treasure Beach who helped make our holiday there such a special time.

The Sullivans (Margot and Steven )
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Date of Stay: May 2025

jmcayrshire wrote a review July 2025
United Kingdom

Go there but dont take my disabled friendly room.....

Lovely small hotel sitting at the beach with wonderful views. A small couples only hotel with all you could wish for on an AI basis. Wheelchair accessible room - step free - with hand rails in the shower area. Toilet itself a little lower than my needs require but manageable. Low key with select entertainment in the evening. Upgraded in 2024 which has reflected in the overall ambience of the hotel. Food good.

Date of Stay: January 2025

R3229JVpaul wrote a review July 2025

Barbados 2025

Great Hotel, made amazing by the people who work here. The location, atmosphere, food and service are excellent. The ideal place to either relax and unwind or to use as a base to explore the island.

The food and drink is of a really high standard. The team are great, they take care in everything they do and want to make sure you have the best possible stay and experience.

Nothing is too much trouble.. We cant wait to come back again.

Date of Stay: July 2025

159sheryld wrote a review July 2025
Rhode Island

5 STAR RESORT

I just want to say how amazing this hotel is. This is my third time at Treasure Beach. The food, the accommodations, but mostly the five star service and the employees is what makes the hotel so special. I just want to especially thank Alana, Sherri Ann, Kerri Ann and Sloan for going the extra mile to make my sister's 25th anniversary so special. As a 3 year Ambassador Member I get to travel a lot and the service and the staff is what makes this place so special. I highly recommend this resort to everyone. Thank you for going above and beyond every time I am here. I appreciate everyone of you immensely.

Date of Stay: July 2025