While many reviews have noted that this is an older resort, it's worth reiterating. One downside was the resort’s practice of rinsing and reusing single-use drink cups, which felt unhygienic. The food options were typical of a budget all-inclusive — fairly generic and uninspired. If you consider yourself a foodie, you’ll likely end up wanting to dine elsewhere, and unfortunately, the resort’s location makes eating out quite inconvenient.
Overall, if you're seeking a true all-inclusive experience, I would recommend investing in a resort at least double the price. On the other hand, if your goal is to explore, stay active, and sample local cuisine, it would be better to skip the all-inclusive model altogether and book a regular hotel instead.