Villa Rolandi on Isla Mujeres
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Spent a week at Rolandis this past November. <BR><BR>Is it as good as it sounds?--Better!<BR>Is it worth the cost? Absolutely-- <BR><BR>November is low season rate--$220/nite with breakfast & lunch or dinner was a great value--a gorgeous hotel, great service and very excellent food. E mail me should you like more info...<BR><BR>
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Thanks Teddie for your feedback. The hotel looks and sounds wonderful and we are looking forward to our vacation. I would like to ask you if there is anything to do at night on Isla Mujeres, since we are travelling with our teen-age daughter who wanted to go to Playa del Carmen instead of Isla Mujeres. Thank you again.
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Melanie, you might want to check out www.isla-mujeres.net - it's a website with loads of info on Isla Mujeres.
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I believe children over the age of 13 can stay at Rolandis--but adults, be aware that families may visit Rolandis for the day & spend time at the beach or pool--as long as they order drinks and/or food it seems people may visit. There were families with children visiting twice during our stay.<BR><BR>Isla tends to shut down early at night. After dinner, you can walk the town, or visit some of the beach bars that may have live music. I agree with Susan to check out Isla-Mujeres.net to get up to the minute info on Isla. Register for their message board, which is friendly, relatively flame-free, with people eager to provide info. I planned much of my very wonderful trip to Isla with the help of the boards on that site...<BR><BR>Since my husband and I did not visit Isla with our 14 year old son , we honestly did not scope out the evening activities for teens...but, we got up early each day, did lots, and were ready to crash on the early side every night...