Well, I decided to say a few things about my trip to Breezes. Just like many of you out there, I came to this website in preparation for the biggest trip I have taken yet in my life. I did find this website very useful, especially in the forums. It was great to ask questions and have feedback so quickly.
Anyway, about the resort. It can only be said so many times that a trip will be what you make of it. I have read other reviews where people have done nothing but find absolutely everything wrong with the place. It makes me wonder just how much of a vacation one can have with an attitude like that. I went in with minimal expectations - a decent room, a decent place to sleep, and decent food without getting sick. Imagine that, the resort achieved all of those expectations! Sure it's not a Holiday Inn for a Hilton, but that's not what I was looking for. My idea for this vacation was time alone with the special man in my life - away from our children, and away from work. It was amazing to see how easy it is to forget everything back home when you are in the tropics!
When we booked our room, we paid the extra for a Superior (the real King sized bed) and that's what we got. Our bathroom was big and the balcony was great. The frequent power outages were a bit much, thankfully they only lasted a few minutes.
Our dining was fine, I did read another traveller's comments about sticking to the same foods, I did find that I did that as well at Jimmy's buffet. As for a la cartes, we managed to get into the Mexican and the Pastafari. I enjoyed my dinners at each, but again, I went in with an open mind and willing to try something new. The service was great.
I was glad that I had read advice on bringing your own floaties. I did find the pool to be too deep. It was harder to relax in the water because you had to keep kicking, but a floatie makes that so much easier. We never had any difficulties finding chairs to put our stuff down on - at the pool or the beach! The beach was nice enough for me, I had never swam in the ocean before. We mostly had yellow flag days, one green flag, and two red flags. People would swim anyway. If you want a calmer ocean, go to Sosua, the beach is beautiful there. The great thing about the beach at the resort was that it was a private beach, so no outside vendors asking you to come and look at their things.
Overall, I did enjoy my first experience on a tropical vacation. I would go back to this same resort, but I want to experience other parts of the south, like Cuba or Mexico.
If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask, and have a great vacation!







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