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Over all decent. My review is very limited as I never used the beach club, and only used the restaurant for 3 breakfast meals. I used Castillo as a hub. There are way too many other options for meals, beaches, etc. to go to. The staff was nice. My room was clean. They need to change the carpet in the elevators because they are full of mould. Just climb the stairs and all is good.

A key note about Huatulco in general, and this property in particular: despite it being all-inclusive, you are not in Cancun or Acapulco. First, the hotel. Though it calls itself Nirú Ocean Suites, only four of the eight total rooms face the water. And it's a bay, not the ocean. That said, the service was efficient and friendly. The hotel pool was hardly occupied (again, only eight rooms), and the bar, while poorly stocked, was open most of the day. The rooms were spacious and pretty. The towel service, complete with a card you had to turn in at the end of your stay, was a bit annoying. The Beach Club. Included with your rate, it is primarily for local and Mexican tourists, who pay a fee for the all-inclusive food, separate pool, and beach access. Not many international tourists here. The food is pretty awful. The beach is pretty crowded but has fine sand, and since it's a bay, no waves. Hotel food: here is where things got dicey. First off, the quality of the hotel food is significantly better than at the Beach Club, although they share some dishes. And this is where things fall apart. Since the Beach Club is primarily locals and/or nationals, avoid the salads. My wife, friend and I all got sick from it. Thankfully, we had a full day to recover before moving on to Oaxaca. Whatever the lettuce was washed in did not sit well.

I misunderstood that hotel have beach view, it was kind a disapo

They need to add Moore variety of food to the buffet I did like the restaurant a la carte

My husband and I spent five days at Xeno Hotel for a birthday getaway, and it was such a memorable experience. I discovered this hotel on Google Maps, but I booked our stay through a third-party website. From the moment we made our reservation, the staff and owner were incredibly attentive, checking in with us to confirm our travel and transportation arrangements to ensure everything was perfect. Upon arrival, Sara at guest services was extremely helpful, providing us with detailed information on local attractions. Hotel: The hotel is a peaceful, beautiful retreat, despite ongoing expansion construction. We learned that Xeno Hotel is an extension of another property, which we only found out after meeting other guests from the connected hotel. The room we stayed in was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The common areas were well-maintained and organized, with stunning views all around. Beach Access: One downside is the beach access. Although it’s a short walk, the path is steep and downhill. Also, the road leading to the hotel from the main street is unpaved. We’re hopeful that the ongoing improvements will be completed by the time we return. Food and Drink: As for the food, it was decent. We understood the concept and the type of guests the hotel caters to, which worked well for us. We preferred to explore local eateries rather than dining at the hotel, but on the occasions we did eat there, the kitchen staff was more than accommodating with special requests. The dri