"It was OK. We can't understand why so many repeaters keep coming back. Don't get me wrong, the lush landscape with multilevel buildings and pathways made us feel like we were visiting an exotic government-run tropical gardens. However don't be fooled by the quantity of restaurants and pools. If you aren't into mandatory nude beach settings, then you lose a beach, restaurants, and pool. What's left for those with clothing on, is 1 restaurant for breakfast. The other 2 require reservations and 1 of those wasn't available to reserve online due to online reservations issues. There is not much variety for the money. The mineral pool had lots of insects floating on the surface. The main beach swimming area is small, and the sea weed is excessive. For those with mobility issues, you won't experience all that the resort has to offer. 5 stars for the beauty, the room service, the quality of food at the Casanova, the service. We wish we found the resort map before leaving. Everything is hidden, even the ATM machine. We wish the concierge spent his time pointing out the resort features instead of the room that we could have figured out on our own. Shuttles helped us up and down to the beach and restaurants, but they should have kept 1 shuttle up top and 1 on bottom instead of 2 waiting up top. Sometimes we had to wait 15 minutes for a ride."