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Overall, the resort was okay, and I genuinely enjoyed my time there. However, there are a few areas that could definitely use improvement. My biggest issue was the food. The buffet had a variety of items, but they often felt random and didn’t really go together, pancakes in one section and curry chicken in another. Because the options were limited, we mostly stuck to the fresh food stations, like the omelet and pasta stations. We really enjoyed the food at Nibbles, but the menu never changed. Lunch and dinner offered the same options every day, so after a week, we found ourselves eating the same meals repeatedly. I also would not recommend this resort for anyone with mobility or accessibility concerns. There are A LOT of stairs, and you need to use them to get almost everywhere. Buggies are available to help you get around, but getting from the drop-off points to your room can still be challenging. Lastly, I didn’t see much value in Diamond Club. It seemed to separate guests without offering a noticeable difference in service. I’d rather see the entire resort receive a “Diamond Club” level of service starting with better food options and consistency. For example, I tried ordering a burger from room service one day, and they had no burger buns. At a resort? No burger buns? That pretty much sums up my frustration with the food.