Top notch property managers. Prices are reasonable. Service is dependable. Very nice people who are…read morecommunicative and reliable. And they have excellent tradesmen to do work, repairs, and even remodeling. Definitely and "Easy Button"

I had them manage my condo and found them to be haphazard and demanding for payments. I didn't…read morelike them at all.

Professional agency committed to customer service when it comes to contracts and legal transfers of…read moreproperty in Mexico you are in safe hands. Whether you are purchasing your new home, building your dream home, or staring a new business you can be rest assured that your transaction be taken care of with proper attention to detail and professionalism.

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Jason has proven time and time again to me his professionalism, strong knowledge of Mexican real…read moreestate, including market analytics, seller/buyer representation, and transactional requirements and process. He's powerfully in communication in all of my dealings with him, he's always transparent, and has great integrity. My go to for real estate in Mexico, whether buying or selling.

Update: Irene does not work there anymore and my last experience with her actually wasn't good. I…read morenow use Tracy Beitz or Jason Waller at Playa Real Estate Group.- Both of which are awesome and highly recommend!

We had a really good time at this adults-only resort. There are plenty of activities where you can…read morebe busy or choose to relax and enjoy your time. I was not approached by anyone offering to sell me anything or attend presentations. Staff were super friendly and helpful during our stay. There's a main pool and a quiet pool. So you have an option where you want to be based on your interest. Night shows were great with some fantastic performers. I wish that there was more Mexican themed shows or music but I guess they try to accommodate that the majority of guests were from Canada and USA. Some of the restaurants rotate being open for dinner. Your best bet is to make reservations ahead of time. You can always show up but might have to wait depending on the time. Overall food was good. Drinks were ok but as a social drinker, I wasn't impressed with my 1-2 drinks/day during my stay. I think I had one drink that I found really good. Beach area is not private and you might have people approach you to sell you stuff or services. A polite "no, thank you" works great. Location and proximity to 5th Avenue made it a great place to explore the area. Although filled with tourists, you also get some local interactions. I would come back to this resort in the future.

Ownership has changed, and this property is now known as Hyatt Vivid Playa del Carmen…read more My boyfriend planned the trip, and my only request was an all-inclusive resort. While the property has a lot of potential, it ultimately missed the mark, especially for a resort of this size. The biggest issue was the constant selling. I understand upselling is part of the business, but having to say no repeatedly throughout the stay was exhausting. Even after interacting with the same staff members multiple times, nearly every conversation felt like a sales pitch. We also received early morning calls to the room for non-urgent matters and promotions, which was disruptive and frustrating. Despite being advertised as all-inclusive, there were frequent pushes to upgrade to higher-end alcohol, exclusive experiences, and add-ons. I would much rather pay more upfront for a truly inclusive experience than feel harassed during my vacation. It really affected the overall vibe of the trip. The food was average and not memorable. The highlight was the coffee shop, which was open most of the day and consistently good. Poolside dining is very limited. You cannot casually order snacks like chips and guacamole while at the pool and instead have to go to one of the restaurants. Also be cautious with food near the pool, as wildlife grabbed my pizza while I was sitting there. Overall, this resort could be great, but the aggressive upselling, average food, and limited poolside service made it disappointing for an all-inclusive experience.