I know you've had luck with transfers to the bigger resorts, but i wouldn't book just for that...
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I know you've had luck with transfers to the bigger resorts, but i wouldn't book just for that...
In my opinion, an all-inclusive resort, regardless of price point, should not run out of food and drink. This can only be a failure of management to manage, or it is by design to limit expenses. Either way it is nonsense, and people should not accept such poor treatment.
I had the same experience of food and drink shortages at Fun Holiday. I won’t support such places with my patronage.
So many destinations and resorts to choose from, no one needs to accept this.
If Grand Pineapple cares about their guests, they would make it up to them.
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Originally Posted by sunray
It appears they don't care. We were there 5 years ago and it happened then too. We decided to try them again in May hoping that things had improved. It hadn't. Never again.
When we were there 2 years ago it was fine. I guess it's just hit or miss. If this trip is disappointing I won't book there again.
To me that's a sign of a property in trouble. I've read the same things about Club Ambiance in Runaway Bay, where we went 3 times in the mid-2000s and I think they are constantly struggling.Quote:
Originally Posted by gregandkelly63
Probably so & I'm pretty sure they depend on Sandals & Beaches Negril to send them their supplies (& leftovers) & they obviously aren't sending them enough. Sad because it used to be a really nice place & still is if you're there at the right time.
Sandals already shut down the other Grand Pineapple property... I think the only thing keeping this one going is the repeat business and new people who don't know better...