Frommer's Review
Over the years, several neighboring projects here have been fused into one massive all-inclusive resort. The oldest hotel at this resort, the Atlántico, was built in 1976 and its age shows in its basic structure. Three large, '70s Soviet-style blocks are situated around a square old-style pool. However, the newer section of villas is considerably nicer and closer to the beach, and really should be your first and only choice here. These large, tastefully decorated villas are much more modern, with marble bathrooms and small terraces; some have good sea views. The pool is much better as well. But the rooms and the grounds still can't compare with nicer properties in the area. The hotel has only a tiny cove beach; you have to walk along a boardwalk to get to the real beach, a considerable jaunt. On the whole, it's a decent if unexciting hotel that clings to its glory days as the first property on the beach, when Fidel himself swam in the pool.
Facilities: 4 restaurants; 2 snack bars; 4 bars; dance club; nightly show; 4 outdoor pools for adults; 4 outdoor pools for children; watersports equipment; gym; sauna; outdoor tennis court; children's programs; concierge; tour desk; car- and scooter-rental desk; bike rental; massage; babysitting; laundry service.
Facilities:
4 restaurants; 2 snack bars; 4 bars; dance club; nightly show; 4 outdoor pools; outdoor tennis court; children's programs; concierge; tour desk; car- and scooter-rental desk; massage; babysitting; laundry service
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