It was great, they treat you so well there. When my son fell asleep at dinner, they brought over two chairs and put them together to make a little bed for him. In the States, if I take my son to a restaurant and he cries they act like it is a huge inconvenience. In the Dominican, they just asked what was wrong and if they could help. When I walked by one of the staff in charge of babysitting, they always asked me how he was doing and if he could come back to go play with them. Everyone loved to hold him, dance with him, talk to him etc. It was a wonderful experience.

Whilst I was there I played volleyball, walked along the beautiful beach and swam in several of the pools. At night I hung out with friends at the disco and had a ball. The drinks were delicious, I never liked coconut but they had the best Pena Coladas there! I recommend going whenever you get the chance.

We booked this resort as a last minute, so we were prepared for it to be a little below our normal standard, however this was not the case. It is a very good 4* hotel. The rooms, (must admit we did NOT! have a standard room) were very good, cleaned every day, with fresh towels and sheets every time. The food was good in all restaurants, our favourite was the Tia. The Buffet always had an excellent variety, and if you could not find something there you liked, you must be very hard to please. There were 3 of us, and none of us had any problems with our health for the 2 weeks we were there.
There are a lot of steps, and our rooms were on the third (top) floor, so to get to the reception, we had to go down 32 steps, then up a slope (quite steep, but not that high) then up 38 steps. If we wanted, we could short cut up the road, but we managed the steps, and my husband and I are NOT keep fit fanatics, it just helped burn off some of the calories.