If not Si Como No then where?
Apr 13th, 2009 | 06:16 AM
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If not Si Como No then where?
We were very excited about the idea of staying at Si Como No but now I am thinking twice. I have had the MOST frustrating exchange of e-mails trying to make a reservation. I simply asked which buildings at the resort have superior rooms so that I can make a request (I know no guarantees). I have received about 2 different answers. When I finally thought they understood I sent the request and they sent me a ressie form with an amount $50 higher. She responded it was for the deluxe I requested. ARGH!! and explained some of the extra charged was for the extra person...I had already stated our child will be 5 and the website said under 6 are FREE. ARGH!!
Sorry to rant but this is crazy - it should not be this hard to make a reservation and this hotel is none to cheap. SO if I cannot get clear communication soon then I will be looking for another resort for our family of 3. What would be fairly comparable (not more expensive either) to Si Como No. I hope we can stay there but these ressie problems are pushing me away. Thanks.
Sorry to rant but this is crazy - it should not be this hard to make a reservation and this hotel is none to cheap. SO if I cannot get clear communication soon then I will be looking for another resort for our family of 3. What would be fairly comparable (not more expensive either) to Si Como No. I hope we can stay there but these ressie problems are pushing me away. Thanks.
Apr 13th, 2009 | 06:38 AM
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Apr 13th, 2009 | 09:06 AM
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When are you going? I am just trying to figure out the rate. It can change drastically at some hotels, depending on the season.
Tulemar Bungalows would probably be a good choice for you. We send lots of families there. With an off season rate of $178.00 per night, you get an individual bungalow with a living room and kitchenette. Great for a family.
Si Como No is a nice resort setting. But they do not have beach access. Tulemar offers a private beach, in a protected cove. It has gentle currents, and is perfect for a 5 year old.
Hope this helps! Let me know if I can offer any more advice.
Warm Regards,
Pat Hewitt
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Tulemar Bungalows would probably be a good choice for you. We send lots of families there. With an off season rate of $178.00 per night, you get an individual bungalow with a living room and kitchenette. Great for a family.
Si Como No is a nice resort setting. But they do not have beach access. Tulemar offers a private beach, in a protected cove. It has gentle currents, and is perfect for a 5 year old.
Hope this helps! Let me know if I can offer any more advice.
Warm Regards,
Pat Hewitt
Travel Professional
Apr 13th, 2009 | 09:31 AM
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Si Como No is really popular with families and gets good reviews. I agree with everyone else that Tulemar would be great too if you don't need all the amenities that Si Como No offers - two restaurants on site, movie theater, separate kid and adult pools, etc. If beach access is important to you, go with Tulemar. I don't think you can go wrong either way.
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