One of the most complained about aspects of staying at an all-inclusive resort is that of dealing with “chair hogging”. You’ve probably run into this if you’ve stayed at any resort…You know, those guests who get up at 5 a.m. to “reserve” poolside/beach loungers or daybeds with a shoe, book, towel, practically anything they can get their hands on, go back to bed to sleep, and then show up around 12 noon or later (and quite possibly never show up at all) to claim their lounger. I’ve even seen incidents where one guest claimed primo loungers both poolside AND at the beach, but that was around 7 a.m. not 5 a.m.–I’m not typically a morning person so I even doubt if there is such a time as 5 a.m. In the meantime, other guests trying to get a lounger in a normal manner can’t find any, or wind up with less than desirable lounger locations such as no shade, far from the pool, obstructed views, or cramped spaces. Or even worse, guests may wind up with only one dilapidated lounger and have to share it which is not a very relaxing way to spend the day at the pool or beach.
What To Know About Staying At An All-Inclusive Resort Part 3: Booking The Right All-Inclusive Resort
I’m going to be offline from Aug. 8 through the 12th; I’m going to be staying on Catalina Island with my grandson and doing my grandma thing, so I won’t be posting nor will I be answering emails or commenting on blog post comments. Until then, here is the third installment of my blog post series–What To Know About Staying At An All-Inclusive Resort. Where you choose to book your vacation is imperative to a great vacation experience, so here are some suggestions about how to have the best time when you stay at an all-inclusive resort.
What To Know About Staying At An All-Inclusive Resort Part 2: Staying Safe While Eating and Drinking
This is the second installment of my new blog series, and this one addresses staying safe while doing what we all enjoy doing while staying at an all-inclusive resort–eating and drinking without worrying about added charges to our bill.
New Series: What To Know About Staying At An All-Inclusive Resort…
In researching and writing my book on all-inclusive resorts in Cancun and the Riviera Maya, I have discovered many common questions potential vacationers to this area of Mexico have asked. While these questions are covered in the book, I am going to give everyone a heads up and answer them ahead of the book’s publication.
Interested in a Jan. 2025 Music Concert Venue In Cancun?
My son is always pretty good at letting me know when there will be an upcoming live music venue at an all-inclusive in this part of Mexico. Well, here’s another coming Jan. 19-22, 2025. And there is some big names that will be performing!
Changes To Iberostar Resort Names…
Any fans of the Iberostar resort complex in the Riviera Maya? It’s a mega-resort with five separate all-inclusives; where you book will determine which other resorts you can access. For those who aren’t familiar with the property, there are almost 2,000 rooms, 20+ restaurants, more than a dozen pools, two spas, two gyms, and a small shopping mall across the road from the resorts. There is a lazy river, wave pool, and a newer water park for those who want some water fun opportunities during vacation.
What’s At Ventura Park Cancun?
Say you’re staying a week at an all-inclusive resort in Cancun’s Hotel Zone…and you realize you are getting bored just laying around poolside, bellying up to the swim-up bar, and eating like there’s no tomorrow. What do you do?
Comparing Atelier PM and Excellence PM…
Atelier Playa Mujeres and Excellence Playa Mujeres are two of the most popular adults-only luxury all-inclusive resorts in Cancun. People are always recommending one or the other (or both) when answering questions about which resorts in this part of Mexico are the best…When I’ve stayed at various resorts and gotten into conversations with other guests about their favorite places to vacation, one or the other typically comes up in that conversation.
Secrets Tulum Opens New Zamna Beach Club Section…
For those of you familiar with Secrets Tulum, you already know that this resort is not located on the beach. You have to take a 20 min. shuttle ride from the main part of the resort to reach their beautiful beach club which is now referred to as Zamna Beach Club.
Here’s A Guest Writer’s Resort Review Of Hilton Playa Del Carmen…
This review was written by a friend of my son’s (Cameron Maleki) who graciously gave me permission to post his resort experience at the adults-only Hilton Playa del Carmen. Mr. Maleki commented on the service, room, food/drinks, and entertainment available; if you have any questions about his stay please let me know in the comments section below or you can email me at allinclusivegal@gmail.com. I will contact Mr. Maleki and do my best to get info from him to answer your questions! If you want to see some of his resort photos, visit my Instagram account, allinclusivegal.