Sierra de la Laguna Vacations from $1,204

My family and I really enjoyed the hotel. They have lots of amenities and it’s perfect for families. The views were so beautiful and the all inclusive package is very worth it. The staff was very nice but I do feel like they were a bit understaffed but that’s management the employees were all great and did the best they could. Will deff plan to stay here again.

This resort could be an absolute gem! The staff has my greatest appreciation for their tireless efforts. They work really hard and I’m sure they’re underpaid. The ocean views is simply outstanding. Keep in mind this is a no swim beach, otherwise enjoy the sights and sounds of the beautiful ocean. The buffet food was okay. Don’t come expecting a dazzling buffet, it’s accommodating! The other restaurants offer a bit better variety. The pools were crystal clear, however the outside showers, there are 4 of them and only 1 functioned. Activities honestly they are lacking. A lot of that may have been a language barrier but a professional planner is very much needed to get the people active and involved. There can be no bad day in this area whatsoever! My oh no moment can when our phone in the room didn’t work. So scheduling anything from the comfort of the room was out. Room service out, spa schedule out, any amenity that I paid for out. Next the valances in the ad photos were not in our room. The rods were but no valances. The furniture was outdated and the materials were grossly fades. Our dining table legs were fractured to the point we were afraid to use it. Who do you call, we couldn’t! Why did we stay, it was booked months in advance and paid for. The resort offers some value, just don’t buy into the ad photos, they’re extremely enhanced.

You get a beautiful view from almost all locations. The staff were super friendly and accommodating. I didn't eat at all of the restaurants but the pizza at Il Forno was good. As were the drinks! I would have liked to see a few Mexican options on the menu, but, I could have ventured around the property to a different restaurant if it was really an issue. It was low season, but they seemed fully staffed and everything was open. The only comment I have is that I waited over an hour for help with my luggage on check out, despite making several calls. I had given myself plenty of time for the airport, but that could have been an issue for someone on a tighter schedule.

This resort is amazing that celebrates the beauty of Mexico. The hospitality is 5 stars and an amazing ocean views from every restaurant. I

Our check-in experience was very disappointing. We arrived about an hour before the official check-in time, and the front desk agent simply told us to go to a restaurant and come back after 3:00 PM. She was rude, didn't explain anything about the resort, and didn't provide any information about the amenities, shuttle service, or nearby restaurants. We had to figure everything out on our own, which was frustrating. While we were at the restaurant, an employee asked how long we were staying and offered to give us a resort tour the next morning. We paid $20, thinking it would be a helpful tour. The next morning, we waited for him in the lobby, only to be told he was at another hotel and that we needed to take a shuttle there. After arriving, we realized it wasn't a tour at all—it was a timeshare sales presentation. They asked for our ID and credit card and tried to persuade us with a $400 resort credit. If they had been honest from the beginning, we would never have agreed. It was a waste of our vacation time. During our stay, several employees approached us with the same sales pitch, asking how long we were staying and then trying to convince us to attend the presentation. It became very annoying. The resort itself was average. It was reasonably clean, but the breakfast was exactly the same every day, and even the Sunday brunch was disappointing. There wasn't much fresh fruit available except through room service, and you couldn't easily get fruit by the pool or during dinne