AI's with great food??

KNo · 12-01-2003

My husband and I are currently trying to plan a trip to the area. We would like to try out one of the all-inclusive resorts, but most receive very mixed review on cuisine. We both enjoy gourmet food and have adventurous taste. Do any of the all-inclusive resorts excel in variety and quality of food offered?

**Shammy** · 12-01-2003

Everyone will have their own idea of what's good food and what's
great food. Most every resort that's 5 stars or more will have very good food with a large variety and several ala carte restaurants from which to choose. But some hotels stand out when it comes to food (or are at least above average)...

The Royal Hideaway
Sunscape Tulum
Riu Palace (and the rest of the Riu's are good too)
Iberostar Paraiso and Lindo
Palladium

If you're a "foodie" the Royal Hideaway will make you verrrrrry happy.

KNo · 12-02-2003

Thanks for the advice, Shammy. You've been very helpful!

**Shammy** · 12-02-2003

No problemo! :P

12-01-2003	#1 (permalink)
KNo sandflea Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 2	AI's with great food?? My husband and I are currently trying to plan a trip to the area. We would like to try out one of the all-inclusive resorts, but most receive very mixed review on cuisine. We both enjoy gourmet food and have adventurous taste. Do any of the all-inclusive resorts excel in variety and quality of food offered?

12-01-2003	#2 (permalink)
Shammy Moderator Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: The Joisey Shore Posts: 10,453	Everyone will have their own idea of what's good food and what's great food. Most every resort that's 5 stars or more will have very good food with a large variety and several ala carte restaurants from which to choose. But some hotels stand out when it comes to food (or are at least above average)... The Royal Hideaway Sunscape Tulum Riu Palace (and the rest of the Riu's are good too) Iberostar Paraiso and Lindo Palladium If you're a "foodie" the Royal Hideaway will make you verrrrrry happy.

12-02-2003	#3 (permalink)
KNo sandflea Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 2	Thanks for the advice, Shammy. You've been very helpful!

12-02-2003	#4 (permalink)
Shammy Moderator Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: The Joisey Shore Posts: 10,453	No problemo! :P

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