Yes you're under the spell and you've been spoiled by Los Tules. We've been going there for 9 years and we feel like it's "home." Low rise buildings, the pools, breakfast and hora feliz (one is two) at Chapultepec, easy walk to groceries and tequila.... Did I mention hora feliz?
The funny thing is the Timeshare lady at Paradise Village kept bashing Los Tules - we found it to be immaculate - the staff everywhere were awesome and you cannot beat 2 for 1 at Chapultepec! they were the best. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner were FABULOUS.Statistics:Posted by Tazine68 — Tue Oct 06, 2009 2:47 pm
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Statistics:Posted by travelbug_jp — Fri Oct 02, 2009 3:03 am
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I make a bee line for the taxi kiosk just before you go outside, and I have always been satisfied with prompt, friendly service. If there are 2-4 of us, we get one taxi, and if we have a larger party, we either get two taxis or the company finds a van that will take all of us together. We have never had a problem. I ignore all people who try to talk to me as I walk. Sometimes I even have to walk around people who stand in my way. I just look down and go.
When you have to look around at the airport, especially if you have never been there, you are unfortunately going to get hit up by sharks!
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Thu Oct 01, 2009 8:42 pm
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Thanks for sharing your good time.
Statistics:Posted by pmm2811 — Thu Oct 01, 2009 5:48 pm
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Our first experience, even though we booked our taxi online, was getting caught in the shark tank at the airport. as much as I tried to get away, and begged to just lead me to my taxi, the person insisted he was with the taxi company AND with the resort we were staying at for our first day, which was paradise village. We ended up signing up for a timeshare tour - which took 2 hours of our lives - but we ended up getting some free stuff out of it and we learned our lesson.
I have to say, except for everyone trying to sell us a timeshare - and I mean everyone from the bell boy at the hotel, to the bag boy at the market, to the guy I bought a bottle of tequila from in town.... it was an awesome trip.
I especially loved the beach vendors. they were so creative and had a huge array of items to sell you. Since they can't come on the resort property they stayed at the stairs leading to the beach. I would be in the pool and look over, and the vendor would be there holding up t-shirts, then a while later he would have jewelry, then he would have dresses, then he would have a dozen hats stacked on his head.
We took this trip to celebrate our anniversary, our friends anniversary and our husbands birthdays. It was probably one of the best trips we ever went on!!!
Thank you all for your input and information!!!
we will definitely go back!!!
Statistics:Posted by Tazine68 — Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:09 pm
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