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JKam · 02-20-2012, 11:43 AM

Just got back from Dream Tulum.

Resort is probably a 7.5/10.

I was there for a wedding with family (some kids under 7). There was pretty much nothing to do at night and the restaurants took FOREVER for service, sometimes more than 2 hours for 3 course meal. Food was average. Rooms were dated but acceptable. Beach wasn't as good as I expected.

The location is good though. Close to all the good excursions (Xplor, Xel Ha, Tulum Ruins) Drinks were strong, no pressure for tips like at the airport. I didn't see ANY timeshare people during the whole week either. There's no other resorts anywhere near Dreams so no wristbands and you can walk on the beach for a long time without encountering anyone else.

It's a great resort for families, crappy resort for couples/singles but I knew that before going there so it's basically what I expected.

02-20-2012, 11:43 AM	#35
JKam RS.net, helping ugly ppl have sex since 2001 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Burnaby Posts: 8,027 Thanked 552 Times in 237 Posts Failed 31 Times in 24 Posts	Just got back from Dream Tulum. Resort is probably a 7.5/10. I was there for a wedding with family (some kids under 7). There was pretty much nothing to do at night and the restaurants took FOREVER for service, sometimes more than 2 hours for 3 course meal. Food was average. Rooms were dated but acceptable. Beach wasn't as good as I expected. The location is good though. Close to all the good excursions (Xplor, Xel Ha, Tulum Ruins) Drinks were strong, no pressure for tips like at the airport. I didn't see ANY timeshare people during the whole week either. There's no other resorts anywhere near Dreams so no wristbands and you can walk on the beach for a long time without encountering anyone else. It's a great resort for families, crappy resort for couples/singles but I knew that before going there so it's basically what I expected.