Hotels mit Fitnessraum in Nayarit, Mexiko

OK Y’all. Tag drei unserer fünf Nächte und sechs Tage Aufenthalt. Ich kann nicht länger warten, um alle Naysayers über dieses Hotel zu streiten! Unser Aufenthalt hat bislang erstaunlich gewesen! Der Service ist fünf Sterne... Jeder hat super untergebracht. Ich würde Namen nennen, aber es wäre einfach jeder, den wir bisher getroffen haben. Ich werde sagen, dass Gabriella, Josefina, Hugo, Luis (Buffet) und alle im Altitude Lounge sind super schön und eindeutig wollen, dass unser Aufenthalt das Beste kann es sein:) Bisher ist das Essen ziemlich frisch großartig. Frühstücksbuffet ja wirklich fabulös. Gestern Abend hat das mexikanische Restaurant eine super große Überraschung angesichts der schrecklichen Bewertungen, die wir gesehen haben. Keine Ahnung, wer dieses Hotel trollt und alle diese schlechten Bewertungen postet, aber ich sage Ihnen, dass ich sehr besondere und wirklich schätze den tollen Service. Bislang ist alles, was ich in diesem wirklich wunderbaren Ort hatte! Über die Grill zu versuchen so wird es kurz für jetzt. Aber lassen Sie uns nur kurz sagen, dass mein Junge diesen Ort reserviert und ich war super skeptisch wegen aller schlechten Bewertungen. So glücklich habe ich ihm vertraut, weil Ich liebe es hier :-) Der Infinity Pool wird ganz laut im Tag, aber ich bin sicher, die jüngeren Menschen lieben es. Auf der Weise, dass wir in einer Meeresfront Suite und dem Höhenclub ein sehr gutes Investitionsvorhaben beigetreten sind! Carrie und Ed

* Food is incredibly expensive, tiny portions, and will leave you hungry. For example, 3 fish tacos for $36, an entree/main at a restaurant is ~$43 for just 180g of protein and a garnish (you’ll need to order a side for $14 on top of that!). Every guest we met was astounded at how hungry they were. You’ll pay $45 for 200 calories here. Restaurants are relatively empty as guests have wised up the the over priced, under portioned food and taken a $20 taxi 15 mins away to Punta Mita or Sayulita. This is Mexico, and this is not a 5 star hotel. The Four Seasons has full portions and a more enjoyable menu for far less. I suggest future guests eat breakfast and a light lunch at the Conrad, then travel elsewhere for dinner. * Drinks are expensive for what you get. Cocktails are $25 and not that great. We went to many other lovely restaurants with award winning cocktails and full sized meals for half the price. * The Conrad is a BIG hotel (320 rooms) and caters to conferences. They have several coaches/busses. You won’t know what conference you’re getting until you arrive. It could be a hunting convention, a large wedding, or a conference for doctors. This is your roll of the dice! This will change the atmosphere of the vacation you expected and you’ll be second to the conference guests who have all food and beverage included. * Included buffet breakfast is fantastic. This is where you get great value for money and can enjoy omelettes, freshly made quesadillas, juices, and an assortment of fresh local dishes. * Pools are great, though quite warm and only 4 feet deep. To be neck deep you’ll walk on your knees a lot of the time. There’s plenty of space for all to lounge and the wait staff are wonderful. We were surprised the pool was so shallow and warm in the May 83 degree weather. What needs to improve: (1) amenities such as snorkeling, surfing, paddle boards etc. should be included (eg. Yoga on the grass is $25. Why?) Most hotels at this level have daily activities to engage with guests and come by with free ice cream, sunglass cleaning, and poolside amenities. The Conrad does no such thing. (2) Food must improve pricing and quality. There should be a club sandwich, pool snack menu, guacamole everywhere guests drink/eat, and prices need to drop $10 across every menu item. (3) Guests should be told about conferences, or given food/beverage accommodations for the inconvenience. (4) A shuttle into Sayulita or Punta Mita for dinners would make life easier than the rather expensive taxi’s on offer. TL;DR. This is a 4 star hotel at best. Rooms are lovely, staff are wonderful, and the pools are great. Food, beverage, and activities are *not great* both in terms of quality and value for money. You'll starve. There’s little engagement from the hotel. I’d stay here again if I got a fantastic deal, but would eat dinner in Sayulita or Punta Mita every night.

Insgesamt gut, aber ich glaube, dass es besser werden könnte

We love this hotel and the pool. We always book before our flight out of the local airport but oh my god is the food so nasty. You’re better off getting something from the places near by. The sopa de elote was so sour like it was old. The lettuce was bitter! The shrimp pasta was bland. At night we got a burger and a club sandwich to the room. No flavor and everything tasted old and soggy. The breakfast wasn’t bad though.

Der Service ist sehr vorhanden, außer etwas abgelegen, es ist sehr zu empfehlen.

OK Y’all. Tag drei unserer fünf Nächte und sechs Tage Aufenthalt. Ich kann nicht länger warten, um alle Naysayers über dieses Hotel zu streiten! Unser Aufenthalt hat bislang erstaunlich gewesen! Der Service ist fünf Sterne... Jeder hat super untergebracht. Ich würde Namen nennen, aber es wäre einfach jeder, den wir bisher getroffen haben. Ich werde sagen, dass Gabriella, Josefina, Hugo, Luis (Buffet) und alle im Altitude Lounge sind super schön und eindeutig wollen, dass unser Aufenthalt das Beste kann es sein:) Bisher ist das Essen ziemlich frisch großartig. Frühstücksbuffet ja wirklich fabulös. Gestern Abend hat das mexikanische Restaurant eine super große Überraschung angesichts der schrecklichen Bewertungen, die wir gesehen haben. Keine Ahnung, wer dieses Hotel trollt und alle diese schlechten Bewertungen postet, aber ich sage Ihnen, dass ich sehr besondere und wirklich schätze den tollen Service. Bislang ist alles, was ich in diesem wirklich wunderbaren Ort hatte! Über die Grill zu versuchen so wird es kurz für jetzt. Aber lassen Sie uns nur kurz sagen, dass mein Junge diesen Ort reserviert und ich war super skeptisch wegen aller schlechten Bewertungen. So glücklich habe ich ihm vertraut, weil Ich liebe es hier :-) Der Infinity Pool wird ganz laut im Tag, aber ich bin sicher, die jüngeren Menschen lieben es. Auf der Weise, dass wir in einer Meeresfront Suite und dem Höhenclub ein sehr gutes Investitionsvorhaben beigetreten sind! Carrie und Ed

* Food is incredibly expensive, tiny portions, and will leave you hungry. For example, 3 fish tacos for $36, an entree/main at a restaurant is ~$43 for just 180g of protein and a garnish (you’ll need to order a side for $14 on top of that!). Every guest we met was astounded at how hungry they were. You’ll pay $45 for 200 calories here. Restaurants are relatively empty as guests have wised up the the over priced, under portioned food and taken a $20 taxi 15 mins away to Punta Mita or Sayulita. This is Mexico, and this is not a 5 star hotel. The Four Seasons has full portions and a more enjoyable menu for far less. I suggest future guests eat breakfast and a light lunch at the Conrad, then travel elsewhere for dinner. * Drinks are expensive for what you get. Cocktails are $25 and not that great. We went to many other lovely restaurants with award winning cocktails and full sized meals for half the price. * The Conrad is a BIG hotel (320 rooms) and caters to conferences. They have several coaches/busses. You won’t know what conference you’re getting until you arrive. It could be a hunting convention, a large wedding, or a conference for doctors. This is your roll of the dice! This will change the atmosphere of the vacation you expected and you’ll be second to the conference guests who have all food and beverage included. * Included buffet breakfast is fantastic. This is where you get great value for money and can enjoy omelettes, freshly made quesadillas, juices, and an assortment of fresh local dishes. * Pools are great, though quite warm and only 4 feet deep. To be neck deep you’ll walk on your knees a lot of the time. There’s plenty of space for all to lounge and the wait staff are wonderful. We were surprised the pool was so shallow and warm in the May 83 degree weather. What needs to improve: (1) amenities such as snorkeling, surfing, paddle boards etc. should be included (eg. Yoga on the grass is $25. Why?) Most hotels at this level have daily activities to engage with guests and come by with free ice cream, sunglass cleaning, and poolside amenities. The Conrad does no such thing. (2) Food must improve pricing and quality. There should be a club sandwich, pool snack menu, guacamole everywhere guests drink/eat, and prices need to drop $10 across every menu item. (3) Guests should be told about conferences, or given food/beverage accommodations for the inconvenience. (4) A shuttle into Sayulita or Punta Mita for dinners would make life easier than the rather expensive taxi’s on offer. TL;DR. This is a 4 star hotel at best. Rooms are lovely, staff are wonderful, and the pools are great. Food, beverage, and activities are *not great* both in terms of quality and value for money. You'll starve. There’s little engagement from the hotel. I’d stay here again if I got a fantastic deal, but would eat dinner in Sayulita or Punta Mita every night.

Insgesamt gut, aber ich glaube, dass es besser werden könnte

Der Service ist sehr vorhanden, außer etwas abgelegen, es ist sehr zu empfehlen.

We love this hotel and the pool. We always book before our flight out of the local airport but oh my god is the food so nasty. You’re better off getting something from the places near by. The sopa de elote was so sour like it was old. The lettuce was bitter! The shrimp pasta was bland. At night we got a burger and a club sandwich to the room. No flavor and everything tasted old and soggy. The breakfast wasn’t bad though.

Mi familia y yo teníamos 4 habitaciones reservadas para nuestro viaje; el servicio en recepción fue siempre amable, sin embargo en 2 habitaciones había un mal olor en el baño que perduró toda la estancia, no se percibe una buena limpieza en las habitaciones, asimismo, no hay caja fuerte en las habitaciones ni closet, si bien es un hotel de calidad media, me parecería oportuno que tuvieran esos servicios en el cuarto. No hay ”room service”, lo único que hay es una máquina expendedora en el nivel del lobby, la cual, nunca volvieron a llenar. El desayuno es bastante pobre, por lo que sería mejor buscar una opción fuera del hotel para hacerlo. En general es un hotel que tiene que mejorar.

Das einzige Problem, das wir ausdehnen wollen, aber das Hotel wurde reserviert

* Food is incredibly expensive, tiny portions, and will leave you hungry. For example, 3 fish tacos for $36, an entree/main at a restaurant is ~$43 for just 180g of protein and a garnish (you’ll need to order a side for $14 on top of that!). Every guest we met was astounded at how hungry they were. You’ll pay $45 for 200 calories here. Restaurants are relatively empty as guests have wised up the the over priced, under portioned food and taken a $20 taxi 15 mins away to Punta Mita or Sayulita. This is Mexico, and this is not a 5 star hotel. The Four Seasons has full portions and a more enjoyable menu for far less. I suggest future guests eat breakfast and a light lunch at the Conrad, then travel elsewhere for dinner. * Drinks are expensive for what you get. Cocktails are $25 and not that great. We went to many other lovely restaurants with award winning cocktails and full sized meals for half the price. * The Conrad is a BIG hotel (320 rooms) and caters to conferences. They have several coaches/busses. You won’t know what conference you’re getting until you arrive. It could be a hunting convention, a large wedding, or a conference for doctors. This is your roll of the dice! This will change the atmosphere of the vacation you expected and you’ll be second to the conference guests who have all food and beverage included. * Included buffet breakfast is fantastic. This is where you get great value for money and can enjoy omelettes, freshly made quesadillas, juices, and an assortment of fresh local dishes. * Pools are great, though quite warm and only 4 feet deep. To be neck deep you’ll walk on your knees a lot of the time. There’s plenty of space for all to lounge and the wait staff are wonderful. We were surprised the pool was so shallow and warm in the May 83 degree weather. What needs to improve: (1) amenities such as snorkeling, surfing, paddle boards etc. should be included (eg. Yoga on the grass is $25. Why?) Most hotels at this level have daily activities to engage with guests and come by with free ice cream, sunglass cleaning, and poolside amenities. The Conrad does no such thing. (2) Food must improve pricing and quality. There should be a club sandwich, pool snack menu, guacamole everywhere guests drink/eat, and prices need to drop $10 across every menu item. (3) Guests should be told about conferences, or given food/beverage accommodations for the inconvenience. (4) A shuttle into Sayulita or Punta Mita for dinners would make life easier than the rather expensive taxi’s on offer. TL;DR. This is a 4 star hotel at best. Rooms are lovely, staff are wonderful, and the pools are great. Food, beverage, and activities are *not great* both in terms of quality and value for money. You'll starve. There’s little engagement from the hotel. I’d stay here again if I got a fantastic deal, but would eat dinner in Sayulita or Punta Mita every night.