Playa Del Este Private Resort and Sanctuary
About Playa Del Este Private Resort and Sanctuary
A true gem among Resorts on the north east coast line for relaxation and rejuvenation.
The perfect place for a vacation, wedding, honeymoon, family reunion, employee team builder, conference, retreat and "spend-the-day" day pass.
Together with our dedicated staff members, we invite you to an unforgettable experience where we do our utmost to make you feel completely at home and well taken care of." We look forward to seeing you soon!
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1 Review for Playa Del Este Private Resort and Sanctuary
Firstly, let me start off by saying that I paid for two nights, but was so disappointed that I only stayed five hours, from 2pm to 7pm.
When I arrived at the gate, the security didn't even look up, but opened the gate. I could've been Jack the Ripper for all she knew.
I got to reception; and for the price, I would have at least expected a welcome glass of water, especially after I told the receptionist that the drive was long. There was not real welcome, beside "drive your car to the park by the lawn". I had to ask the receptionist for directions outside where i could get something to eat or drink. She obviously didn't take the reverse psychology cue, and merrily directed me to some establishment further up the road.
Their website says "Super-sized, Well-appointed Rooms". If supersized means a tiny bed in a 10x10 (if so much) room, then OK.
When I first entered the "Super-sized" room, I thought that I was in a tropical rainforest...MOSQUITOES!!!. Not 5 or 6, I mean 30-40+. When I went to complain and ask for insecticide, I got no apology except "welcome to the country".
Their site says "Televisions equipped with DVD Players & Movies". I didn't know that meant no TV station and/or cable. I didn't know that that meant a tiny, ancient TV(obviously an afterthought) and pirated DVD's that I had to go to the lobby to choose from a DVD spindle. I didn't go to the resort to watch TV, but there was literally nothing else to do there. There was a pool under construction, another "swimming pond" that was obviously a swimming pool without filters (yuck!) There was a Jacuzzi in the direct glare of the construction workers(talk about privacy). I've gone to places for half the cost and gotten a lot more.
In summary, this "resort" was so unimpressive that I left and paid more money elsewhere to enjoy my mini vacation.