여행: 항공+숙소

We spent our honeymoon at Sunset at the Palms and it was truly a peaceful and relaxing escape. The resort has a calm, intimate atmosphere, and the beach was always quiet—perfect for unwinding. The staff were all very friendly and attentive. Concierge team checked in on us almost every day to make sure we were enjoying our stay, which was much appreciated. The service overall was excellent, and the food was fresh and flavorful. Our room was clean and comfortable, with daily housekeeping available upon request. We did notice a few small bugs here and there, and we got a few bites from sand flies at night, but it wasn’t a big issue. We’re not very familiar with the tipping culture, so we hope our appreciation was still felt. With kind people, good food, and reggae music playing in the background, it was a lovely and memorable honeymoon.

What hurt most was the milk. Night one, staff happily offered two milk boxes for my toddler; I said one was enough, assuming she'd eat around the resort. She didn't, the food was mediocre, so milk became one of her only meals. Day three, a staff member questioned how many I'd ordered, said it'd cost $15, then after agreeing to bring it free, asked for the empty boxes from two days prior back, as if tracking a milk quota. My husband asked why. No answer. That night I cried at dinner, genuinely humiliated over milk for a not-yet-two-year-old. To be fair: Assistant Manager Odonelle and team member Prince went out of their way to help us, and security guard Roy always made my daughter smile. Good people, but they can't offset a resort that can't communicate internally and made a mother feel guilty for feeding her child. Not a 5-star experience. Do not recommend.

I had a great overall experience. My tv did not work all weekend and I kept call and was told on several occasions that someone is coming to help me, no one showed up. I was very disappointed with that. My blankets were dirty and there was long hair all over my bathroom, I’m blond. Overall I had a good tome