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2024年2月17日
Returned from a five night stay at the Ritz Reserve. Stayed in a 1BR Beachfront Suite on West Beach. I try to give a balanced review highlighting both positives and downsides. I’ll start with the end. If it's in your budget, the Ritz Carlton Reserve in Dorado is definitely worth it and I hope to be back. Property/Setting The resort is set within the Dorado development and is a stunning setting on the north of Puerto Rico. In addition to the resort, guests have access to golf and tennis that are part of the development. We played the Sugarcane course and although it was one of the lesser courses, thought it was still pretty nice. The property is about a 40-45 minute drive from San Juan and the airport, so aside from a day tour, we pretty much stayed on the property. Given its size, never felt like we were running out of places to explore. Room As I said we stayed in a 1BR beachfront suite with a plunge pool. The room was huge and literally 30 yards from the beach. Ground floor room was a little less private, but not to the level of being a problem. Access to the two pools and the beach was so good and they were never crowded, that not sure I’d splurge for the suite and plunge pool again. If you want to go that route, suggest you get the rooms on the second floor which come with rooftop pool and terrace (for even more $). Wouldn’t fret too much on East v West beach locations. West beach has better access to the beach, but both are fine. Dining Since we really didn’t venture off property that much we dined at almost all the venues. We did the Omakase sushi option one night and it was terrific. Highly recommend. We dined at COA the last night and again highly recommend. Food was excellent, service was very polished, and setting was amazing. The other restaurants were sort of average with above average price tags. Nothing awful, but not notable. There are many great options off the resort, but most require the drive back into San Juan which we just didn’t want to do. There was a good “grab and go” option at La Cocina which we did for breakfast each day and lunches on a couple of days. Quick, easy, and nice to enjoy on your patio. Pool/Beach There were two main pools and both were really nice and neither were crowded. The pool by the Check In desk is more adult oriented with more comfortable chairs, but both were nice with access to both pool and beach. Service I thought service was excellent - really five star. I read a few reviews with complaints. Haven’t stayed anywhere that “bats a thousand”, but service here was as good as I have experienced anywhere. We had a “butler” assigned to us who took care of anything we needed in terms of reservations or arrangements. Value If you are signing up to stay at any five star resort, you already know you will be paying 25-50% more for the same thing you might find back home. Not my favorite part of the experience, but sort of comes with the territory. If you ar
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