Couplas
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The location of the hotel is undoubtedly beautiful, with a lovely beach that never felt crowded during our stay. The beach towel service was also excellent. However, it's important to note that the resort may not be suitable for individuals with mobility issues due to general accessibility challenges.||||The service in the restaurants has been good – fast, polite, and attentive. Regarding the à la carte options, our preferences were the French, Italian, and Indian cuisines in that order.||||Unfortunately, this is where our positive experience ended. We booked a room at the Diamond Club, which is supposed to offer premium service. Upon arrival, we were told to check in at the Diamond Club area and that the main reception wouldn't assist us. We waited over 40 minutes for a buggy to transport us there. When we asked if we could walk, we were informed that it was too far, although we later discovered it was only a three-minute walk. We were not offered a welcome drink or any apologies for the wait. The reception staff, particularly Claudine, was extremely rude, often sneering and laughing when we inquired about the delay.||||When we finally reached our room, a beach walkout, we were underwhelmed. Considering this was supposed to be a premium part of the hotel, the room was tired-looking and basic. We noticed the absence of hand soap, which took two days to be delivered despite multiple requests. This highlights a fundamental issue at this hotel – a lack of attention to detail. When guest relations checked in and we mentioned missing face towels, it took over three days and numerous follow-ups to receive them.||||We also experienced poor room service on our first day. The food delivered was subpar, essentially just a whole iceberg lettuce. (Photos attached.) Our complaints were ignored. The Diamond Club's breakfast restaurant was equally disappointing, so we opted for the main buffet, which was much nicer.||||Grenadian night at the main restaurant lacked proper food labeling, which must be stressful for guests with allergies. The à la carte restaurants had inconsistent hours, with the Indian restaurant rarely open and the Italian restaurant lacking atmosphere. The French restaurant offered good food, but portions were small unless you ordered the steak. Desserts at both the Italian and French restaurants were disappointing. The wine selection was limited to Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon for reds, with the latter being acceptable.||||A particularly distressing experience was when our daughter, who lives in Grenada, was not allowed to stay with us during check-in and was essentially escorted off the premises. We later learned that for her to visit, we would need to pay $55 USD for three hours. This made us feel extremely unwelcome despite being paying guests.||||Management was conspicuously absent, which likely contributes to the overall poor customer service. The exceptions were the waiting staff in the restaurants and security personnel. The butlers were lovely and did their best, but they had limited power to address the numerous issues. It was evident that the housekeeping and front desk management were lacking, leading to a negative overall experience.||It is worth adding that when we met other guests there, they all shared similar thoughts to us. |||Finally all of the above comments were shared to both the butlers and guests relations before writing this review but yet nothing was done about it. |||On a final positive note, the hotel's shortcomings encouraged us to explore Grenada more, allowing us to enjoy the island's lovely food and genuine hospitality.