San Pedro Town resorts

Cons: Not much to not like. Maybe one else or two instances of staff being slow or nonchelant, but that's just the island I think.

Cons: The overcharging overpricing on food and drinks was tacky. They charge $5 US to "split" a meal and put it on another plate. Their "complimentary" breakfast is worst than what you would find at a Motel 6. One of their employees taunted a beautiful iguana, stepped on its tail on purpose and ripped it off -- horrifying the guests who saw. Needless to say once we all complained this employee was not seen again on the property.

Cons: The seaweed on the beach is a bit of an issue. The staff worked everyday to remove it but the fact that you can’t walk directly into the beach is a it of an issue. In conversations with other travelers this is an issue all along San Pedro.

Cons: The units inside are showing its age and kitchen facilities are sometimes not complete or not working. The beds are somewhat comfortable, but need newer mattresses instead of a memory foam topper. There is no onsite restaurant, but many near by which helps.

Cons: What they do t tell you until you arrive is that what looks like roads are un paved and rough. This location is remote so get your groceries and liquor before you go and there is no renting a car. You can rent a golf cart or a moped but it is like 100$ per day and gas is hard to find and sometimes the roads get washed out. The tiki bar there is expensive and watered down drinks and fake powdered mixes are used. Kitchen has a great cook but it can be expensive. Also location is almost on the farthest north side of the island and not near the main part of town. This is not necessarily a bad thing but closer to town would have been better.