바이아 프린시페 그랜드 툴룸 - 올 인클루시브

Great hotel on the beach good facilities many activities to do great pool area nice large spacious rooms excellent all inclusive

All good!

Just like every trip/resort there are pros and cons. Some of the pros were that it is family friendly, there are plenty of pools and food is available almost all day and night. Some of the cons were the rooms smelt dingy and were so humid that all our clothes were damp. Also even though food was available throughout the day/evening it was repetitive and booking the a la carts was nearly impossible. I think if we were able to experience those I would feel differently. The other con was the amount of things/activities that cost extra. The arcade in the main lobby was even extra. The resort is great for young children and adults but not much for teens. We were a group of 12 and had a great time!

Our room was clean and spacious. Enjoyed the only restaurant that we were able to book (Brazilian steak house). Cons: restaurant booking on the app was disappoint as everything was full and left with only one option. Lack of dinner options if your unable to book a reservation. Snacks bars were ok but food items were repetitive.

Only a very few employees are friendly! They also wants to sell you their membership kind of plushie.

Very disappointed. This was our 3rd trip to Mexico, but the first where there was a clear language barrier. Transportation to the hotel was not clear although booked. They also tried to take us to the wrong hotel. There was Mold in the fold out bed. Our coffee machine did not work. You could not go swimming on the beach due to seaweed. I could not make reservations for Al la carte dinners ahead of time as the app says and then reservations were so limited we were eating at 9pm. There was a stomach bug or food poisoning happening as the pharmacy list for meds was long. There was no room service. I’ve never been to an all inclusive where there wasn’t room service and the whole hotel wasn’t all inclusive. Certain shows, drinks cost more money. We tried to rectify everything, but most of the staff did not speak English. The food at the buffet was mediocre. The best thing we ate all week was the Hindu food. We had a romantic dinner with lobster and it was so overcooked it was crunchy. Everywhere we went we were asked if it was a special occasion to which we said yes our 10 year anniversary. We saw banners on doors for Anniversaries, weddings, etc. ours had nothing. Which was the least of our concerns, considering. They hit you with a preservation tax upon arrival. So there were unexpected fees incurred. Our stay included 1 hour of an activity but, again, we could not find someone who spoke enough English to direct us, so that didn’t happen. Our room did have a great view!