Our first adults only holiday and it was amazing! Me and my husband stayed for a week, we upgraded to privilege before our arrival, which included more room amenities, personal butler, beach butler, and reservations in some restaurants. Also privilege areas around the pool and beach, I would recommend checking the hotel website for full amenities for a more informed decision on this upgrade, but we enjoyed the extra luxuries. We never used the 'party pool' mainly due to loungers being 'claimed' early on in the day, usually on the way to breakfast at 7/7:30 most were had towels on them, although not allowed to 'claim' loungers, people still did. It was always lively and looked fun, you can hear from the 'quiet pool' but never bothered us. The 'quiet pool' was perfectly fine, loungers available, in sun and shade, also privilege loungers. It has loungers in the pool also.The water gradually gets deeper, and there is a small area to jump in to. Beach is beautiful, staff were always clearing up the sargassum each morning, obviously, mother nature will do its business so you can't guarantee clear access to the water, but it was still accessible if you walk over it. Plenty of loungers, hammocks on the beach, also balinese beds for privilege. Lovely little photo opportunities dotted around, little signs etc (see photos) If you turn left at the beach and walk along about 10/15 mins you get to a small lagoon. Lovely little area with fish and turquoise water, be mindful as there is a current and it is strong. During our stay we used the buffet and La Hacienda, although I didn't rate the food as anything special, Privilege Restaurant (loved the pancakes and maple syrup, hubby like the eggs Benedict for breakfast, waiter David was a lovely kid and very polite!) Look out for resident cat Pancho :) , El Charro, the mexican, I enjoyed a burger at lunch, and the quesadillas at dinner. We never got to dine at Blue Moon or the japanese. Mikes coffee is good for cookies, light bites of sandwiches, hot coffee ( machines in room were only luke warm). Ice cream parlour was a nice treat in the sun too! Drinks wise, not big drinkers anyway, I had pepsi mostly, and hubby had beers. But I did have 2 cocktails, 'love'on the beach, I found it quite strong, as in more alcohol than what im used to at home, so my personal preference i didn't have much. So I can't comment on alcohol. Our original room was a honeymoon suite, with jacuzzi and garden view. It was a fairly small room but it did the job. I'm glad we had garden view as ocean view are either near the pools/restaurants which would not be as quiet, or not ground floor, so no hut tub jacuzzi. We did have a leak in the shower so got moved to honeymoon suite in the privilege building, which was much roomier, and had 2 sinks, and more outdoor space including jacuzzi, and loungers. My only problem, personally is A/C, I'm an 'always cold' kinda person and A/C was an annoyance not only temp wise but quite noisy. Staff are all amazing, super friendly, helpful, our butler Fabien was great, he even went to walmart to get us a suitcase as we over indulged on souvenirs. The hotel itself, was immaculate, you always saw someone doing something, whether it be maids, groundsperson, maintenance, they keep it very tidy and beautiful. Animals were great, saw plenty of lizards, iguanas, coatis, various birds and pelicans. Never bothered you. There was alot of sickness reported before we arrived, but after staying and reviewing everyone, I strongly believe it was a case of sanitation, on part of guests. Not the hotel. For example the buffet, there are many people using the ladels and utensils at each setting, and I can guarantee not everyone will be an avid hand washer, and I believe there were germs just spreading through lack of basic hand washing, and also, like I said before, drinks seemed to be high in alcohol, mix this with 34 degree C heat, not a good combination. So on that topic, I recommend be responsible in the sun and with drinks, and practice hand washing. If you're planning any excursions, margarita from diveit Mexico is by the pool and she offers a variety of trips. We went on the catamaran trip to isla murjeres, we didn't do the snorkeling included in the trip as our group on the boat collectively agreed the water was too rough. Juan and the guys at m&t memories made sure we had a great day and drinks were always flowing. We also went to tulum ruins and cenotes with Eric, he was a fab tour guide and very informative. I recommend choosing a cooler time of year for any walking tour, the 34 c heat was too much to be walking around the ruins and I was rushing to get back to the meeting point. We also took a cab to 5th avenue, about 60 usd return. Lots of shops, selling really the same things mainly mexican pottery, souvenirs, shirts, lots of restaurants and bars, beware the people trying to say they know you from your resort, a waiter/butler they clock your wristband and know where you're from and are just trying to get you to buy something. Be prepared to say no thank you and carry on. Haggle where you can. Personal preference but do not entertain the people with chained up animals, one particular place with a white tiger and lion cub, sad to see but different country different rules. Keep moving. Overall locals are Friendly and I felt safe, just hassled to buy really. Just learn to say no or like my husband you'll end up spending 6000 peso on peanut butter tequila and needing a suitcase to get it home ( only had carry on originally) all in all its 10/10, book it, live it, enjoy it, you won't regret it