This was our third time here, and quite possibly our last.
This was the second time we had taken our 2 children with us and even they weren't as impressed with the Reef Club as they had been on our last trip here.
We had 2 beautiful adjoining rooms that were the spacious, well cared for, and cleaned daily. Our only problem with our room was with the loud, foul-mouth drunks that had the 3 rooms next to us. They were all there for a wedding, and were very impressed with the free, endless supply of alcohol. Although the resort could not move us to another room, I do realize that they could not do this because they were full.
Our biggest complaint this trip was with the food service. Previously we were absolutely amazed at the service we had received whenever we ate at any restaurant. Waiters and waitresses were always there to get you anything you needed, usually before you even realized you needed it.
Unfortunately, this time, the service was poor. We are not very hard to please. We don't ask too much of the help. But we were disappointed because the help wasn't much help. Each morning we got to breakfast at 7AM when they opened (we get there early because we dive every morning). Every morning they were not ready to serve anyone. As minor as it seems there was never coffee around for the guests. Actually, there was coffee in carafes at the waiters’ stations, but the waiters were usually too busy talking, or still setting up in the morning. One morning I went and got coffee for us from the waiter's station because we had been there for a 1/2 hour and none of the waiters helped us. One of the waiters told me I wasn't supposed to do it. I politely told him that if they brought it around to the guests, I wouldn't have to go get it myself. For the rest of the week, we just got coffee outside the restaurant and brought it in with us.
The last night we ate dinner, we were seated for over 45 minutes and no one came to wait on us. A waiter came over to ask if he could help us only when we got up to leave. We decided to skip the restaurant and eat at the grill.
The second night we were there, my daughter got food poisoning. Luckily it was short-lived and she was back on her feet in 2 days. This is something I don't hold against the resort because that can happen anywhere.
My wife and I had decided that we were going down to The Reef Club this time to become members because we always had a great time and were always treated like royalty. We still met with the representatives from the Reef Club, but we decided against joining. My concern is that the poor service was not a fluke, but a probable trend. Ever since Wyndham took over, the service has gone downhill. My guess is that since Sabor is the premier section of the resort ( we were given a tour and the place is BEAUTIFUL), there are fewer resources available for the Reef Club.






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