Canto Del Sol Puerto Vallarta All Inclusive

“Great”

Daniel was the best server in the hotel! Great time!

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very clean and beautiful good food

“Looooveee”

Akita fue muy lindo! Comida fresca y deliciosa. We loved it here, small portions for some, but perfect for me!

“Great Vacation Overall, But Some Major Convenience Issues”

First, I do want to say that I’m a little skeptical of some of the recent reviews for Canto Del Sol, as quite a few of them come across like they may be bots. That being said, I personally had a great stay and a great vacation overall. The service was good, the staff were friendly, and I was actua… more

First, I do want to say that I’m a little skeptical of some of the recent reviews for Canto Del Sol, as quite a few of them come across like they may be bots. That being said, I personally had a great stay and a great vacation overall. The service was good, the staff were friendly, and I was actually pleasantly surprised by the food. The buffet was really good for an all-inclusive, and the à la carte restaurants were decent as well. There were definitely a few things that could be improved, though. One of my biggest complaints was that the rooms do not have fridges. If you want to have a cold drink in your room before heading out for dinner, you really can’t unless you go down to the bar. For an all-inclusive resort, not having even a small mini-fridge in the room was unfortunate. Water was another strange one. You receive two 500 mL bottles of water when you first arrive, but after that you’re expected to refill them yourself. I think the resort could do a better job of providing bottled or easily accessible drinking water. The bar situation could also be improved. From around 10 a.m. until noon, there was only one bar open for drinks, which resulted in some pretty long lineups. I also never ended up using the swim-up bar because on my first day I went up to get a drink and was told by the waiter that there was no service. After that, I didn’t bother trying again. The resort is also very family-oriented. There were lots of kids and families, which is completely fine, but if you’re looking for a quieter or more relaxing adults-oriented atmosphere, this probably isn’t the resort for you. Another disappointment was the lack of umbrellas on the beach. There were no resort-provided beach umbrellas, so I ended up renting one from a lady on the beach for 300 pesos for the day. It was absolutely worth paying for, but I really think something like that should be provided by the hotel. My biggest annoyance, though, was the number of beach vendors. They were relentless. At one point I counted about 10 vendors standing right along the ledge between the resort and the beach trying to sell things. This happened constantly throughout the day until the sun went down. I completely understand that people are trying to make a living, but it became excessive and definitely took away from being able to relax on the beach.

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