This was my sixth time staying at the Princess, first time in the family club. As always, the staff was super guest-oriented and friendly. The resort was very clean. We ate at the family buffet, the main buffet, and four different reservation-required restaurants. Overall, we were underwhelmed by the quality of the food, especially as compared to the Platinum adults only resort next door. The food wasn’t bad in the sit down restaurants, but very under-seasoned. The service, however, was very good. Perhaps part of this is because the resort is undergoing renovations and some of the restaurants have been relocated.
All the staff was so great with our three year old daughter and very accommodating.
The biggest drawback was the resort’s partnership with Royal Holidays timeshare program. We were hounded about attending their meeting, which was promised to be a little over an hour, no pressure, no obligation, and at the end, we were promised Platinum privileges for the remainder of our stay. We met with Enrique who was extremely chauvinistic, rude, arrogant, and disrespectful. When we told him my husband and I met at work, he asked if I was his secretary, with a laugh (I make more than my husband ever did, thank you very much). He accused us of only attending to get what was promised to us, and repeatedly and rudely pressured us to buy the package offered. It was troubling that a company Princess partnered with (and had parked at their family club) would endorse such a company.