😊Je parts avec mon mari, la semaine prochaine pour nuevo vallarta au decameron royal complex. y a t-il certaines sortes de boissons international tel le baileys ou autres? est-ce difficile de réserver pour les resto à la carte? devons-nous aller à puerto vallarta ville pour faire des achats ou y en a t-il sur la plage ou au village voisin?
merci de me répondre et si toute fois certaines personnes partent le 27 janv. comme moi contactez-moi ca pourrait etre amusant de se rencontrer la bas!
J'y suis allé l'an passé. Nous sommes restés deux semaines. Nous avons bien aimé cette endroit.
Hôtel: très propre, ce n'est pas le gros luxe mais très acceptable. La végétation est tout à fait magnifique.
Plage: Ne t'attend pas d'avoir une belle mer bleue, c'est le pacifique donc le sable est foncé et tu ne vois pas tes orteils dans l'eau, oubli ça. Vaut mieux que vous vous apportiez des souliers de plage. Ça fait mal en titi quand tu marches sur la plage (beaucoups de petites roches et coquillages cassés) et de plus le sable est brûlant. Ceci est le seul point négatif important (selon mes critères personnels). Par contre le plage est large. Les chaises longues quand j'y suis allé était désuètes et avait besoin d'être remplacé mais on finissait par en trouver une à notre goût.
Resto et buffet: Franchement, j'ai été impressionné par la propreté des lieux, l'innocuité alimentaire faisait parti de leur préocupation. La nourriture était bonne. Le resto (italien) le meilleur selon moi. Pour réserver le matin, il faut s'y prendre tôt. Il y a des grandes files à partir de 6h30am. C'est certain que c'est le resto italien qui fait fureur. L'ambiance à ce resto est très chaleureux et c'est un 5 services. A part ça, le japonnais sert des sushis en entrée (pour ceux qui aime ça). POur les buffet et bien c'est correct.
Bar: Je ne me souviens pas si il y avait des liqueurs internationnals.
Excusions: Nous avons fait une excursions avec l'hôtel, c'est celle dont tu parles. Le guide parle français. L'excusion est bien mais cher. N'achète surtout rien dans la bijouterie que le guide te propose. C'est beaucoup trop dispendieux car si tu va en ville par tes propres moyens, tu peux voir que c'est bien moins cher dans n'importe quelle autre bijouterie.
Pour avoir fait les deux, nous avons pris l'autobus et sommes allés en ville deux fois. C'est vraiment trippant quand tu peux t'attarder aux endroits que tu aimes sans être pressés par un guide (quelques peu coincé). Nous avons mangé dans un resto typiquement mexicain et magasiné à notre goût.
Nous avons ramenés de belles ceintures en cuir et de la vanille.
Selon moi, c'est un bon choix d'hôtel et en ville c'est tout à fait sécuritaire.
Il y a aussi un petit village qui s'appelle Bucerias a environ 20 minutes à pied. Il y a des vendeurs et on peut y faire des bons achats mais il faut marchander.
I’m planning to go to an all-inclusive resort next April. I know it’s the start of sargassum season, but I was wondering if it really affects swimming. Do hotels clean the beach? Is it still possible to swim?
I’d like to book an all-inclusive trip next April. My criteria: 1) no sargassum, 2) 4 stars or higher, 3) ability to snorkel right from the hotel beach, and 4) safe.
Hey, I’d like to know which hotel in the south doesn’t force you to wake up at 4 AM just to reserve a shady chair, whether it’s at the beach or the pool.
Hi,
For my husband's 50th birthday, we're going to Mombasa for 10 days and 8 nights in March 2026.
I found a hotel, the Kappa Club Crystal Bay Resort, and online reviews for this hotel recommend a guide named Omar. I contacted him via WhatsApp, and he's offering a 2-day, 1-night safari in Tsavo East, a "blue safari," and a Marafa Canyon day trip for 400 € per person.
I’m asking for help from people who’ve already done these excursions because I have no idea what these offers entail.
Thank you for any advice you can give me about this trip.
Caroline
Hi everyone, I’m writing here because I’m really torn—I want to go on a trip. A vacation? 10 to 12 days, maybe 14 days. Starting March 14th. I’m in a wheelchair but completely independent. I was thinking of going to Martinique, but apparently, the hotels aren’t all-inclusive, which might be a hassle. If you have any advice, that’d be great. Otherwise, I was considering Mexico—a long-time dream. At an all-inclusive hotel with accessibility on one level (since I’m independent but in a wheelchair). Do you know of any nice, budget-friendly hotels with activities in Mexico? Or Zanzibar is also an option for me, same idea.
Thanks in advance for your help! If you have any tips, that would be amazing so I can finally make up my mind and plan my trip without too much stress. I’m looking ahead so I have plenty of time. Feel free to ask questions if you’d like. Thanks for your feedback, have a great evening!
Hi everyone,
happy to be back on this site.
I’m tired of spending hours and hours searching for all-inclusive hotels for my first trip to Mexico to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary.
Can anyone recommend 5 or 6 hotel names that meet the following criteria? (I’m not too picky, lol)
1. All-inclusive
2. Adults-only
3. Beautiful beach and pool
4. Hotel for relaxing (no "factory hotels")
5. One-week stay in February 2026
6. A nice hotel (3 or 4 stars) but no need for an ultra-palace
Oh, and I almost forgot the main thing 😉: budget between 3500 € and 4000 € for two, including flights from Montreal-Mexico-Montreal.
Thanks to all of you for your recommendations!
Adjou
I’m looking into November (first, will it be warm enough for snorkeling in Sharm El Sheikh?) and especially for feedback on hotels. I’ve read that the clientele is mostly Italian or Russian. Are there any French-speaking hotels—or at least mixed ones?
We’re a retired couple and are looking for a hotel around 1,000 € per week.
We’ll be in Cairo beforehand and will take a domestic flight.
Thanks in advance.
We’re thinking of booking an "all-inclusive" trip so we don’t have to worry too much... for a week at the beginning of next September, but we’re torn between several destinations: Crete? Cyprus? Sicily? Sardinia? The only thing we’re really looking for is sunshine. Thanks in advance for any tips you can share!
Hi there,
I’m planning a stay at the Sian Kan in the Riviera Maya and was wondering if anyone’s been there recently. If so, are the location, welcome, services, and food still as excellent as they used to be? I’ve heard that since the train between Cancun and Tulum was built, things might have gone downhill.
Thanks for your feedback!
Lise
Hi there, I’m a 43-year-old woman planning to travel solo in early March. I’m not really into "commercial resorts," but if I find a place that fits my criteria, I might be interested. To add to the info in the title, I’m open to various activities, but ideally, it’d include snorkeling, hiking, dance (every evening if possible!), group tours, etc. I’d love to meet people (not necessarily a man—just people in general!). I’m not necessarily aiming for the cheapest resort, but since it’s spring break week and everything’s already pricier, 5-star options are probably out of the question. Thanks!
Hello!
What a pleasure to be back on Voyage Forum!
We’ll be in Venice from March 20th to 24th, and I’m looking (for two couples) for a hotel close to St. Mark’s Square—my husband can’t walk long distances. For four nights with breakfast, our budget is around 1,400 € per couple. To avoid too much walking for him, I’d also prefer a hotel where we could potentially eat dinner in the evenings.
If anyone has any recommendations, thank you in advance to those who reply!
We’re planning a week-long trip to Iceland to see the Northern Lights.
We’re looking at staying from March 22nd to 30th: will we still be able to see the Northern Lights, or is it too late in the season?
We found a deal on Voyage Privé that seems like a good price, with a hotel in Reykjavik. If we rent a car, are there any interesting sites we can visit during the day, since we’re tied to returning to Reykjavik every night—or else we’d lose our nights at the hotel!
Hi,
I was planning a trip to Hurghada at the end of March, but it's the end of Ramadan.
Some people are telling me I should avoid it.
What do you think?
Thanks
Hi
I can’t manage to get in touch directly with one of the hotels in Prachuap...
like Prachuap Grand Hotel or Prachuap Beach Hotel...
has anyone been there recently?
or have any info?
Thanks everyone...
Hi there,
We’re heading to Argentina and Chile in February 2025. I’d love to know if it’s recommended to book accommodations (hotels, guesthouses, etc.) in advance, especially in Patagonia? Thanks for your tips!
Hi everyone,
I’d like to book 2 nights at a camp inside Etosha (Halali).
However, online, I’ve found two sites for making this reservation:
The first is the Etosha National Park site: https://etoshanationalpark.co.za
You can’t pay online there—you just submit a reservation request (enquiry).
The second is the NWR (Namibia Wildlife Resorts) site: https://www.nwr.com.na, where you *can* pay online.
Is the latter one reliable?
Thanks so much for your tips!
Frédéric
