Mexico and Central America Golf Vacations

Love the staff at Mia!!

Very crowded, and seaweed smell during our stay during first week of august. Could not swim in ocean due to seaweeds and the ongoing operation to clean up the beach.

This was our second time staying at Moon Palace The Grand. We stayed several years ago and absolutely loved it, which is exactly why we decided to return this year. Unfortunately, this visit just wasn’t what we remembered. The Grand is still a nice property with plenty to offer, but overall it didn’t feel as well attended to as it did during our previous stay. The food also wasn’t nearly as good as we remembered, and there were several misses when it came to requests we made throughout our stay. Another major disappointment was our Expedia VIP room upgrade benefit. Our reservation was eligible for a complimentary upgrade based on availability, and there appeared to be upgraded rooms available during our stay. However, we were not provided with the room upgrade we expected. This was particularly frustrating because the VIP upgrade benefit was one of the perks associated with booking this property through Expedia. The resort credit was disappointing as well. We travel fairly often and have received resort credits at many different hotels and resorts, so we completely understand that resort credit usually isn’t the same as having actual cash to spend dollar for dollar. However, at The Grand, the credit felt more like a marketing prop than a meaningful benefit. There were so many restrictions and limitations on how much could actually be applied toward different services that it was difficult to see much real value in it. Overall, we still had a decent stay, and there are cer

I loved the property. The grounds were well maintained and the ability to catch a ride in a golf cart to other locations on property were extremely helpful perks. Additionally, the staff was extremely nice. My issue was the arm twisting sales pitch. I’ve been vacationing at all inclusives since 2002. Never have I ever been harassed about attending a time share sales pitch. It was a complete turn off and a disruption to a vacation intended to celebrate my twins’ birthday. The pitch was actually scheduled on their birthday. Also, check in for my family took hours as the staff worked hard to get us to pay for upgrades we were already entitled to and our agreement to get the sales pitch. After traveling all day, we were tired and simply wanted rest. Lastly, we decided to get room service and that took 3 hours and 15 minutes. I’ve been to many all inclusive in that area and don’t mind paying for accommodations. However, the price point wasn’t worth it for all the things that went wrong. I’d recommend The Excellence, Secrets, Xcaret, Beloved, Iberostar, Palace (though I’m learning they’re doing the pitch, as well😑) or the Finest; they are hands down better options.

Very crowded, and seaweed smell during our stay during first week of august. Could not swim in ocean due to seaweeds and the ongoing operation to clean up the beach.

This was our second time staying at Moon Palace The Grand. We stayed several years ago and absolutely loved it, which is exactly why we decided to return this year. Unfortunately, this visit just wasn’t what we remembered. The Grand is still a nice property with plenty to offer, but overall it didn’t feel as well attended to as it did during our previous stay. The food also wasn’t nearly as good as we remembered, and there were several misses when it came to requests we made throughout our stay. Another major disappointment was our Expedia VIP room upgrade benefit. Our reservation was eligible for a complimentary upgrade based on availability, and there appeared to be upgraded rooms available during our stay. However, we were not provided with the room upgrade we expected. This was particularly frustrating because the VIP upgrade benefit was one of the perks associated with booking this property through Expedia. The resort credit was disappointing as well. We travel fairly often and have received resort credits at many different hotels and resorts, so we completely understand that resort credit usually isn’t the same as having actual cash to spend dollar for dollar. However, at The Grand, the credit felt more like a marketing prop than a meaningful benefit. There were so many restrictions and limitations on how much could actually be applied toward different services that it was difficult to see much real value in it. Overall, we still had a decent stay, and there are cer

Love the staff at Mia!!

Very crowded, and seaweed smell during our stay during first week of august. Could not swim in ocean due to seaweeds and the ongoing operation to clean up the beach.

This was our second time staying at Moon Palace The Grand. We stayed several years ago and absolutely loved it, which is exactly why we decided to return this year. Unfortunately, this visit just wasn’t what we remembered. The Grand is still a nice property with plenty to offer, but overall it didn’t feel as well attended to as it did during our previous stay. The food also wasn’t nearly as good as we remembered, and there were several misses when it came to requests we made throughout our stay. Another major disappointment was our Expedia VIP room upgrade benefit. Our reservation was eligible for a complimentary upgrade based on availability, and there appeared to be upgraded rooms available during our stay. However, we were not provided with the room upgrade we expected. This was particularly frustrating because the VIP upgrade benefit was one of the perks associated with booking this property through Expedia. The resort credit was disappointing as well. We travel fairly often and have received resort credits at many different hotels and resorts, so we completely understand that resort credit usually isn’t the same as having actual cash to spend dollar for dollar. However, at The Grand, the credit felt more like a marketing prop than a meaningful benefit. There were so many restrictions and limitations on how much could actually be applied toward different services that it was difficult to see much real value in it. Overall, we still had a decent stay, and there are cer

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