All Inclusive Resorts

mumu · 08-18-2001

James,

You made a couple of comments regarding these resorts in your responses. I will be coming to Mexico in October (late) with my sister and friend and our travel agent has booked us a package with reservations at an all inclusive resorts. You mentioned malaria and a recommendation to use safety wrist bracelets at these resorts. Am I missing something here? Are these resorts danger zones or reputed to be for 'un-safe' people?

**james** · 08-19-2001

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On 2001-08-18 20:01, mumu wrote:
James,

You made a couple of comments regarding these resorts in your responses. I will be coming to Mexico in October (late) with my sister and friend and our travel agent has booked us a package with reservations at an all inclusive resorts. You mentioned malaria and a recommendation to use safety wrist bracelets at these resorts. Am I missing something here? Are these resorts danger zones or reputed to be for 'un-safe' people?

Actually, someone else mentioned malaria. The bracelet thing was a joke that as long as you wear your AI-ID, you'll be safe from holiday annoyances like insects.

08-19-2001

Hello! I am looking for information about the RIU Playacar. Anything will help. I seem to be having trouble getting info. Thanks in advance

mumu · 08-19-2001

Hi 'a'

I am not familiar with the 'RIU playcar' ...what is this in refence to?

marissa · 08-21-2001

my husband and i will be visiting pdc on sept. 10 (weather-permitting). any good or bad feedback on the allegro playa all-inclusive resort?

08-23-2001

Stayed at Riu Playacar July 20-23. Great place, good food, great pools and beach. Swim up bar tenders were the best. Entertainment was also very good and very international. I joked with my travel agent about wanting to stay another day and she told me that Riu Playacar is always booked up so I couldn't. I'm looking forward to my next trip.

cwags · 08-26-2001

Anyone heard anything on Club Bannanas in PDC? It's not on the beach but they have a beach club.

Is it better staying there rather than in the resort are?

Will be there for new years this year, Any input appreciated.

kalacom · 11-23-2001

I'm pannicking somewhat at the prospect of staying at the Allegro Playacar, every comment is bad, and this holiday has cost us a fortune. Committed to stay there for Christmas, anyone got any tips on making the best of things?

**Anna** · 11-28-2001

Don't panic. Remember that it seems to be easier to complain than to praise. I believe a lot of people have had a great holiday at the Allegro. And you are not a prisoner. If you don't like it, just get in a taxi to Playa (5 minutes, about 4 usd) and use Allegro as your base. We have nice beaches here in Playa and lots of good restaurants.

jett · 12-14-2001

Anyone know the telephone number to contact the Copacabana Resort at Xpu-Ha direct? Or a website location?

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08-18-2001	#1 (permalink)
mumu sandflea Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 5	James, You made a couple of comments regarding these resorts in your responses. I will be coming to Mexico in October (late) with my sister and friend and our travel agent has booked us a package with reservations at an all inclusive resorts. You mentioned malaria and a recommendation to use safety wrist bracelets at these resorts. Am I missing something here? Are these resorts danger zones or reputed to be for 'un-safe' people?

08-19-2001	#3 (permalink)
Guest Posts: n/a	Hello! I am looking for information about the RIU Playacar. Anything will help. I seem to be having trouble getting info. Thanks in advance

08-19-2001	#4 (permalink)
mumu sandflea Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 5	Hi 'a' I am not familiar with the 'RIU playcar' ...what is this in refence to?

08-21-2001	#5 (permalink)
marissa sandflea Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 1	my husband and i will be visiting pdc on sept. 10 (weather-permitting). any good or bad feedback on the allegro playa all-inclusive resort?

08-23-2001	#6 (permalink)
Guest Posts: n/a	Stayed at Riu Playacar July 20-23. Great place, good food, great pools and beach. Swim up bar tenders were the best. Entertainment was also very good and very international. I joked with my travel agent about wanting to stay another day and she told me that Riu Playacar is always booked up so I couldn't. I'm looking forward to my next trip.

08-26-2001	#7 (permalink)
cwags sandflea Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 7	Anyone heard anything on Club Bannanas in PDC? It's not on the beach but they have a beach club. Is it better staying there rather than in the resort are? Will be there for new years this year, Any input appreciated.

11-23-2001	#8 (permalink)
kalacom sandflea Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 1	I'm pannicking somewhat at the prospect of staying at the Allegro Playacar, every comment is bad, and this holiday has cost us a fortune. Committed to stay there for Christmas, anyone got any tips on making the best of things?

11-28-2001	#9 (permalink)
Anna top babe admin Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: after 10 wonderful years in Playa, now back in Sweden Posts: 2,951	Don't panic. Remember that it seems to be easier to complain than to praise. I believe a lot of people have had a great holiday at the Allegro. And you are not a prisoner. If you don't like it, just get in a taxi to Playa (5 minutes, about 4 usd) and use Allegro as your base. We have nice beaches here in Playa and lots of good restaurants.

12-14-2001	#10 (permalink)
jett sandflea Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 2	Anyone know the telephone number to contact the Copacabana Resort at Xpu-Ha direct? Or a website location?

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