Not bad…. But they are only at 40% occupancy right now (at least that’s what they told us 3 weeks ago when we were there). I would get a room on the first floor with the swim out pool if I had it do over again. We had a swim out room on the 4th floor (hoping for a better view)…. But because it wasn’t pretty teal colored water like we were used to, we used it very little. We hung out with our friends that were on the first floor. You can swim there in a lazy river type area or very easily get to the other larger pools where there are swim up bars and activities.

Yes there is an ATM and this is an all inclusive but tipping is welcome and can be is dollars or pesos. The problem with US dollars is they get easily damaged and can be difficult for them to exchange. I typically bring new bills if I am using US dollars but we always have pesos as we travel to Mexico often. The exchange rate is not great right now so I usually monitor it and do the exchange at my local bank when it makes sense.

1. the pools are very accessible she should have no problem at all, we take swimways papsan floats with us they work great. 2. the points are associated to the level of $ spent on your room/stay. they can be used at trader joes but it costs a lot of points for items i.e. a bag of M&M's was 500 points a small bottle (the pint size) of jack daniels was 5000+ points, wine was 10,000 or more. 3. they had several brands of vodka when we there but i'm not a vodka drinker so i don't recall