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Bonjour, suite à un changement d'hôtel par notre agence de voyage, nous n'allons plus au Reef playacar mais bien au Secrets Capri.... qui peut nous renseigner sur cet hôtel nous partons le 6/03.... merci d'avance
Hôtel secrets capri
by Sioux
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
bonjour,
nous sommes partis l'année dernière au Secrets Capri c'était de magnifiques vacances, cet hôtel vaut les 5 étoiles.
petit résumé de notre séjours à l'hôtel
arrivée et drink de bienvenue avec linge humide pour ce rafraîchir, découverte de l'hôtel dans un magnifique parc entouré de mangroove l'hôtel est magnifiquement intégré dans le paysage (je vous conseille d'aller sur le site locogrimgo.com spécialisé dans la peninsule du yucatan) vous aurez de nombreuses photos et une vue aérienne du coin et de l'hôtel) l'hôtel est construit en arc de cercle autour de la piscine face à la mer, il ya de grande coursive qui menent au chambre, les chambres sont très spacieuses, la salle de bains est magnifique tout en mabre: baignoire balnéo, grande douche toillette séparée, double vasque, ect.... niveau propreté rien a redire, serviettes de bain changées matin et soir, peignoir et chaussons à disposition. Les restaurants: un buffet, à la carte, un asiatique, un italien, un grill, un poisson. pas besoin de réservation, vous vous présentez et si il n'y a pas de place immédiatement on vous donne un bip pour vous appeller dès qu'une table se libère, aucune limit d'accès sur les restaurants à la carte. restaurant de poisson est tjrs surbooker a prévoir de prendre un bip dès 19hrs du soir, la qualité est très bonne, cette hôtle est un vrai all inclusive tout y est compris, vins etrangers, room service 24/24, buffet à la plage, service de boissons sur vos transats autant à la plage qu'à la piscine, champagne y compris dès 17hrs une bouteille dans un sceau attend à côté du jacuzzi!!!!!le personnel est compétent et attentionné et surtout en nombre suffisant. la plage est très belle, on peut faire de belles et longues balades, ou faire du farniente sous les paillottes. attention la clientèle est à 95% américaine, il vaut mieux parler l'anglais ou l'espagnole pour communiquer avec le personnel, il y a seulement 3 personnes quand nous y étions qui parlaient français: 1 réceptionniste, le directeur de la restauration (québécois) son bras droit Danièle(espagnol) le spa est a visité, un peu cher mais ca vaut le coup, il y a un salle de fitness accès gratuit. des spectacles de qualité.
en somme de magnifiques et reposantes vacances
si vous avez d'autres questions n'hésitez pas 😉 bonnes vacances
arrivée et drink de bienvenue avec linge humide pour ce rafraîchir, découverte de l'hôtel dans un magnifique parc entouré de mangroove l'hôtel est magnifiquement intégré dans le paysage (je vous conseille d'aller sur le site locogrimgo.com spécialisé dans la peninsule du yucatan) vous aurez de nombreuses photos et une vue aérienne du coin et de l'hôtel) l'hôtel est construit en arc de cercle autour de la piscine face à la mer, il ya de grande coursive qui menent au chambre, les chambres sont très spacieuses, la salle de bains est magnifique tout en mabre: baignoire balnéo, grande douche toillette séparée, double vasque, ect.... niveau propreté rien a redire, serviettes de bain changées matin et soir, peignoir et chaussons à disposition. Les restaurants: un buffet, à la carte, un asiatique, un italien, un grill, un poisson. pas besoin de réservation, vous vous présentez et si il n'y a pas de place immédiatement on vous donne un bip pour vous appeller dès qu'une table se libère, aucune limit d'accès sur les restaurants à la carte. restaurant de poisson est tjrs surbooker a prévoir de prendre un bip dès 19hrs du soir, la qualité est très bonne, cette hôtle est un vrai all inclusive tout y est compris, vins etrangers, room service 24/24, buffet à la plage, service de boissons sur vos transats autant à la plage qu'à la piscine, champagne y compris dès 17hrs une bouteille dans un sceau attend à côté du jacuzzi!!!!!le personnel est compétent et attentionné et surtout en nombre suffisant. la plage est très belle, on peut faire de belles et longues balades, ou faire du farniente sous les paillottes. attention la clientèle est à 95% américaine, il vaut mieux parler l'anglais ou l'espagnole pour communiquer avec le personnel, il y a seulement 3 personnes quand nous y étions qui parlaient français: 1 réceptionniste, le directeur de la restauration (québécois) son bras droit Danièle(espagnol) le spa est a visité, un peu cher mais ca vaut le coup, il y a un salle de fitness accès gratuit. des spectacles de qualité.
en somme de magnifiques et reposantes vacances
si vous avez d'autres questions n'hésitez pas 😉 bonnes vacances
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