FernandaMaria
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We are an international family and have travelled extensively, but this was our first time at a Club Med. It boasts a lively and active atmosphere, with lots of sports and classes to choose from. The famous GOs range from polite to truly great (grazie Ludovica!!!) and mingle with guests (known as GMs). Rooms were spacious and clean. The resort itself is huge and has enough capacity to cater to everyone without feeling crowded. It's a very well run operation.||||Food at the main restaurant was impressive, with variety and well plated dishes for thousands of people (the exception was the coffee at breakfast -- just skip it and order a cappuccino at the bar). The Olivier restaurant was a huge disappointment: we arrived on time (by reservation) and left hungry after waiting for over half an hour (no service, no menus, no water, nothing). ||||Sports activities were plentiful and there were classes for all levels. We would appreciate having more slots for family classes (adults and children together). Our children were not fully integrated by mini-club Med: we didn't feel truly welcome (merely tolerated) and gave up after the first day, which was heartbreaking.||||Overall, this was a very family-oriented and very French Club Med, which is excellent in some ways and not so great in other ways. We felt more welcomed by the international staff, specially Italians and Brazilians, and we didn't meet any international guests. While I enjoyed Club Med's value proposition, I must say it was kind of expensive and not completely worry-free. We would like to try a different property, maybe in winter, but the price makes me think twice.