During my stay, I left a valuable gold chain in my room. After housekeeping cleaned the room, the chain was missing. I immediately contacted management and security, but unfortunately, it was not recovered. What disappointed me most was how the situation was handled — rather than helping me resolve the issue, management seemed more focused on shifting the blame. To add to the confusion, I found a note in my room offering someone else 30,000 Hyatt points as compensation for a similar issue. When I brought this to their attention, management quickly took the letter, claiming it was meant for another guest. If you're concerned about the safety of your personal belongings, I would recommend reconsidering staying at this property. My experience has left me questioning the level of security and accountability provided here.

During my stay, I left a valuable gold chain in my room. After housekeeping cleaned the room, the chain was missing. I immediately contacted management and security, but unfortunately, it was not recovered. What disappointed me most was how the situation was handled — rather than helping me resolve the issue, management seemed more focused on shifting the blame. To add to the confusion, I found a note in my room offering someone else 30,000 Hyatt points as compensation for a similar issue. When I brought this to their attention, management quickly took the letter, claiming it was meant for another guest. If you're concerned about the safety of your personal belongings, I would recommend reconsidering staying at this property. My experience has left me questioning the level of security and accountability provided here.

It’s ok but does not meet the “Hyatt” expectations. I would not recommend and I would not stay here again.

We had such a great time! All the staff were so kind and attentive.

Everything was great but only 3 restaurants open.

All good

This was my second time staying at this resort and it was definitely not as good as the first time. To start with the check-in process, we had to wait for an hour an a half for our room to be ready in the hotel lobby. Check-in time was supposed to be at 3pm and we were not provided any details aside from the room was not ready. Around 3:30pm we had to had the front desk attendant for an update as they had a shift change. They didn’t know and had to check. The manager came over to tell us it would be another half hour wait for the room and they would do something for the inconvenience. They never ended up doing anything at all. Nor do they offer the welcome check-in drink like they used to. Additionally, right after checking in they now have these employees of the Hyatt parent company Playa in blue shirts who try to sell you on a membership package. They start off by saying they will be offering you a spa credit or romantic dinner, but then it turns into them asking you to attend a 90 minute presentation and they want you to pay $50 for that to ensure you show up. It is worse than getting a timeshare sales pitch at check-in! They no longer offer as large of a beer and liquor selection either. For the 5 restaurants they now recommend reservations to be able to get in and all 5 are never open on the same day. I do not know if they have changed ownership, but the Hyatt all-inclusive resort experience is not what it used to be.

This was my second time staying at this resort and it was definitely not as good as the first time. To start with the check-in process, we had to wait for an hour an a half for our room to be ready in the hotel lobby. Check-in time was supposed to be at 3pm and we were not provided any details aside from the room was not ready. Around 3:30pm we had to had the front desk attendant for an update as they had a shift change. They didn’t know and had to check. The manager came over to tell us it would be another half hour wait for the room and they would do something for the inconvenience. They never ended up doing anything at all. Nor do they offer the welcome check-in drink like they used to. Additionally, right after checking in they now have these employees of the Hyatt parent company Playa in blue shirts who try to sell you on a membership package. They start off by saying they will be offering you a spa credit or romantic dinner, but then it turns into them asking you to attend a 90 minute presentation and they want you to pay $50 for that to ensure you show up. It is worse than getting a timeshare sales pitch at check-in! They no longer offer as large of a beer and liquor selection either. For the 5 restaurants they now recommend reservations to be able to get in and all 5 are never open on the same day. I do not know if they have changed ownership, but the Hyatt all-inclusive resort experience is not what it used to be.