Playa Minitas: Tour e Visite Guidate

Lower Class Clientele. A Below-Average Resort. If Atlantic City NJ had an All Inclusive resort, this place would likely be it. I didn’t come for a ritzy experience &/or full peace & quiet, I knew it was a family/all-ages resort, but I in no way expected the overcrowded/oversold atmosphere with unrefined clientele. Pros: 2-bedroom family suite was great. My kids loved the water slides & the convenience of the all-day food court. Pleasant staff overall. If you can catch a non-crowded time at the waterpark, the kids will love it. Cons: Beach/ocean riddled with seaweed. Constant sales pitches on the beach. Guests constantly walk the oversold resort rudely blasting their own bluetooth speakers; I’ve never experienced that lack of common sense consideration from hotel guests before on any resort. From a business standpoint, there is a Scalability issue for sure. The resort is just too big to be efficiently managed & operated. Locals &/or nearby-resort guests used the water park & flooded the night-life scene. From my balcony, I watched them flow in from the street through midnight. the main area’s party speakers blasted throughout the resort well beyond midnight. Felt overbooked at every stage of our vacation; overflowing crowds at each restaurant, pools were overpacked, & navigating the walkways between buildings was like dodging inner city foot-traffic. Been to 10+ all inclusives in 6 different countries in the last 15 years, this was a lower class clientele.

The water park was my favorite and every staff was helpful and friendly even when they didn't speak english which has been a problem at other RIU's but not them!