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Personál bol úžasný! Lokalita krásna!! Čisto čisté!! Reštaurácie a obsluha milá. Mali sme štúdio bez kuchyne, ale priniesli mini chladničku, ktorá pomohla. V každom potrebujú aspoň mikrovlnku. Ale užili sme si jacuzzi. Stojí za každú minútu! Nedá sa tam kúpať, ale v blízkosti sú pláže na kúpanie (autom)

Má bazén a súkromný vchod na pláž a jedálenský kút mimo pláže. Čistá voda

Falta de camastros para estar en la playa esto fue en temporada baja, ya me imagino cuando están saturados. No hay tiendas cerca del hotel, tuve que comprar una caja de cigarros dentro que costaron $237 es algo abusivo el precio. Así que vete preparado con varias cajetillas si eres de los míos 😉 La atención del personal es buena. La comida buena pero un poco salada para mí gusto.

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Short review is: we felt there were some great positives but also some negatives that made this resort extremely average. As a group that values good food, drinks, and engaging entertainment/activity staff, this wasnt a terrible stay but not remarkable either. We likely won't be picking a RIU property for our next stay. Long review is: Really enjoyed the RIU app for knowing activity/event schedule, restaurant/bar hours and requesting items for your room. Rooms were clean and turned over daily. An all-inclusive stay was relatively affordable and if you have children in your group, I think this is a great spot with a lot of kid friendly zones and kids specific activities. There are a lot of options for food but it's majority buffet style, with a couple spots that do entree table service. Which again, might cater well to kids. Food overall was the worst part of the resort for me and my friends/family. It was mostly bland and unimpressive. Our favorite spot was the Asian restaurant because it was the only cuisine that seemed to have any note worthy spice and flavors. Also had the best options for our vegetarian members. Staff was friendly and nightly entertainment was not bad and offered variety night to night. Live music segments played the same songs often on their different days though and the disco onsite there that opens at 11pm had a terrible smell to it (it's right next door to the most used public bathrooms on the resort). Every night they do offer shuttle service to PV to attend a different in town night club though. Beach is nice and easy access. Overall we did not have a bad time, but will most likely not be back to a RIU for a while. Thank you nonetheless!

I was a solo female traveler. One day I left a "do not disturb"sign on my door all day and they called with concerns and making sure I was ok. Tacos were good. Some of the specialty restaurants were just ok and didn't serve mixed drinks. The breakfast buffets had something for everyone, I liked that the coffee came in carafes. The pools were really good at separating families with kids and the adults. Their parties were very well done and the kids seemed to enjoy the entertainment geared towards them. The beach side pools were beautiful, the beach isn't friendly for swimming, 30 minute walk into town up the beach but it's not a lazy stroll. Beautiful view. The rooms are beautiful, very nice shower but hot water was half to come buy during peak hours. Do your research on Excursions. Be wary of going too far for anything. Nothing is guaranteed when scuba diving or snorkeling and you don't get your money back. The little bay around the rocks is plenty, if you go further, many of the areas, you need to be a strong and experienced swimmer. *I'm a really good swimmer, some companies will take you out even if difficult waters and no money back if you don't go. The resort is 4 stories, request a ground floor or 1st (2nd in the US, if you have bad knees.

As a travel agent committed to thoroughly understanding the all-inclusive experiences available in Mexico and the Caribbean, I recently spent 5 nights at the RIU Santa Fe in Cabo San Lucas. The resort certainly has its highlights. Its charming adobe-style design and wide array of amenities create an inviting first impression. Guests can enjoy 10 swimming pools, many with swim-up bars, and 10 bars, including some paired with stunning infinity pools. For families and thrill-seekers, the two water parks—one for kids and one for adults—are a great addition. The resort also hosts lively themed parties throughout the week, such as neon and pink parties, offering a vibrant atmosphere in designated areas while keeping quieter spaces for those seeking tranquility. Cleanliness is another strong point of the RIU Santa Fe. The staff works tirelessly to maintain the property, and their efforts do not go unnoticed. This dedication to upkeep, combined with the resort's affordability, attracts a diverse mix of guests, including families, couples, solo travelers, and seniors. For those looking for a budget-friendly getaway with plenty of activities, it’s easy to see the appeal. However, there are notable downsides. The biggest disappointment was the dining experience. While the resort offers six restaurants and multiple buffets, much of the food felt repetitive, with buffet items often reappearing in the à la carte restaurants. As a pescatarian traveling with a meat eater, I found the vegetarian options uninspired and often bland. Simple dishes, like vegetarian enchiladas, were surprisingly unappetizing, and even simple nacho cheese was watered down and flavorless. While meat eaters may fare better, the lack of thoughtful vegetarian options left a poor impression and has made me hesitant to recommend RIU properties without further research into their dining quality. The beach is another drawback. The sand is coarse and pebbly, with a steep slope that makes it uncomfortable for walking or lounging. Additionally, the ocean in this area is dangerous and not suitable for swimming. Guests hoping to enjoy long walks on a powdery beach or spend hours playing in the surf will be disappointed. This is not the resort for a beach-focused vacation. Another issue was the firmness of the beds. They were so firm that I woke up multiple times each night, making restful sleep difficult. This is worth noting for anyone who values a comfortable sleeping environment. However, I did ask the staff to bring several extra blankets and they were happy to do so. Finally, while the resort offers a variety of drink options, beer lovers may be disappointed by the lack of variety—Dos Equis is the only beer available throughout the property. In summary, the RIU Santa Fe has many appealing features, including affordability, cleanliness, and a lively atmosphere with plenty of activities. However, the lackluster dining experience, uncomfortable beds, and limited beach usability make it a mixed bag. I would recommend this resort only to budget-conscious travelers who prioritize pools, parties, and a bustling environment over gourmet dining or relaxing beach days.