Re: All - Inclusive Hotels, Prices, and Quality

Posted by Trudy on October 17, 1999 at 16:43:09:

In Reply to: All - Inclusive Hotels, Prices, and Quality posted by Robert on October 11, 1999 at 17:19:07:

Last April we stayed all inclusive at Fiesta Americana. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend it. It doesn't offer the same level of luxury as you stated El Presidente does. We didn't try room service as it was not included in the AI price. Also not included is the little basket of goodies in the room that they call a mini-bar. I was told "extra" tips were not included. When I checked out, I expected to pay the one beach side tip that I had written on the bill. They told me that my AI price had included tips and the hotel took care of that. So all week I had tipped in cash (to keep on eye on how much I spent) rather than writing it on the bill. I guess "extra" tips meant bell captain, maid etc. Oh well. We loved our stay. We paid around $1500/person for seven nights and round trip out of Detroit Metro. Airport taxes and transfers were included. That was Easter pricing and might be more or less depending on your time of year. All of Fiesta Americana is not all inclusive and they give you a little charge card that each person must present in order to "buy" food. It worked well for us and I didn't have to wear a silly bracelet.

: We (my wife and I) just got back from Cozumel on our honeymoon. We stayed at the Presidente and it was awesome. We would like to try an all-inclusive when we return. Can someone give us information and a great quality hotel and the average price and what it includes (or doesn't include)? Since the Presidente was a 5-star, we are looking for at least 4-star quality in an all inclusive. Thanks in advance for your responce!

: The newest Mr. "Hooked on Cozumel",
: Robert

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