Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort - All Inclusive

Views were spectacular. Nice restaurants. Market was chaotic and hard to find a place to sit in the evenings and night. Sometimes long waits for transport vehicles - should switch to battery powered.

Service. Cleanliness

The staff was very pleasant and helpful! The property is well maintained which goes along with it really wanting to get its guests to sign-up for TIMESHARES! Make no mistake that is a big goal of this location. We were able to politely decline the offers of $300-$400 “credit” if we attended the 90 minute tour. One guy even said we could get our whole stay comped if we did the tour. Luckily they did not pressure us after the initial attempt during check-in. The restaurants were good enough (although beware that the pizza for in-room delivery is quite comically terrible). We had booked 5 nights so we had the all inclusive plan and that met our needs very well. We aren’t big drinkers so the booze selection was fine for us. The pools are great!! The beach is completely unswimmable so keep that in mind if you want a “beach vacation”. The poolside service was very slow - but very friendly :-) For our needs - sunshine, easy, relaxing - this was a great location. We did visit the Rosé sister resort and found it to be not as fitting for our needs. The Jr. Suite we had was fine. Would have preferred a queen or king-sized bed option. The view was fabulous though and the back patio had plenty of space to enjoy eating dinner on. The kitchenette was great for the fridge some useful dishes. We mostly ate at the market though and loved the Açaí bowl and toast with almond butter and bananas for breakfast :) We did not bring the kids so I can’t speak to that experience.