Casa de Campo Equestrian Center

Staff was amazing and the food surprises us, the room was good. It will be better if the toilet was separate. But in general we had an amazing and relaxing vacations. We stay at the coral level and upgraded to a front beach room. They also add a sargassum barrier and it really help us enjoy the beach.

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The resort is very nice and feels fairly new. The staff is excellent, and I booked through Expedia, which included a butler named Raul. He was outstanding and made our stay much more enjoyable. The biggest downside was the beach. During this time of year, it wasn’t very clean, and unlike many resorts in the U.S., the beach wasn’t cleaned every morning. Another drawback was getting around the property. The walk from the rooms to the lobby and restaurants can be quite long. Golf carts are available every few minutes, but you may still find yourself waiting or walking quite a bit. The restaurants were excellent, but keep in mind that most are only open for dinner and require reservations, so plan ahead. One piece of advice: stay away from the people in green shirts trying to sell the travel club membership. They will spend a lot of time trying to convince you to join, with memberships starting around $15,000. For us, it was a complete waste of time and not worth sitting through the sales presentation. Overall, we had a great stay thanks to the beautiful resort, excellent staff, and exceptional service from Raul. Just be prepared for the long walks, make your dinner reservations early, and politely decline the travel club presentation if you’re not interested.