Hotels with Bar in Bávaro from $568

"Had an amazing, relaxing week at the Mirage. The staff made it truly special. The property is beautiful and well maintained. We were able to relax but there was also plenty of fun activities to enjoy when we felt more lively. "

"Resort looks glamorous but you’ll find out soon that there’s no sound proofing in between each suite. And you wake up at 2 am in the morning with the sound of your neighbors coming home from their party, or at 5am to the sound of people waking up for their early flight. Or at 8 am with people having casual conversations in the covered walkway. You head to the buffet and there’s lots of food selection, most of them, not labeled, so you choose only what you are familiar with. You approach the server for cutlery coz no one is approaching you and pull out your language translation app because they’re trying to talk to you in Spanish and you couldn’t understand. The only good service I had was when I gave tip at the start of my meal. The fountain pop at the buffet tastes like chlorine. The Santa Fe took about an hour to get 2 pieces of steak served. The Coral we had to walk out after waiting for 20 minutes and no server to take our order. The Kyoto, we didn’t attend because there was a line up of 12 people ahead of us. Pool is cold! The only things I liked about this resort are the interior design, the room cleaners and minibar stockers, the presence of indoor shops, the strykers bar, the italian restaurant, the calm water at the beach, the turtles, on site pharmacy, pirates water park, the shuttle train and expensive golf. Everything else is SUB PAR including both buffets and some of the restaurants, check in, night shows, driving range and most especially service :("

"Clean room, friendly staff, great pool, great food variety, great drinks."

"Beach was great, Expedia’s booked room was for ocean view, property does not have ocean view. Housekeeping keeps forgetting towels. Room smelled like heavy bug spray upon arrival. Front desk did not respond at night. Lack of music around pool. Lack of communication for activities. Food was good, not authentic."

"Everything about this resort was fantastic!"

"Our stay at this hotel was very disappointing. The property feels very old and looks like it has simply been painted over instead of properly renovated. The electrical outlets are outdated and there were not enough in the room—we actually had to plug our laptop in the bathroom because it was the only available outlet. The rooms had a strong sewage smell, and unfortunately the same smell was noticeable around the pool areas as well. We also saw rust in multiple places, including room corners, lamps, and even parts of the ceiling, which made the hotel feel poorly maintained. The food was another big letdown. Although it looked good at first glance, the taste was very unpleasant—almost chemical-like. My daughter barely ate anything during the stay, not even the desserts, which were surprisingly bad. The buffet area itself also had an unpleasant smell. We tried the French restaurant one night, but the food served there was so bad that we couldn’t eat it. Communication was also difficult because many staff members, including servers, did not speak English. On the first day we tried to reserve restaurants, but most of them were already fully booked. We also found out that we would have to purchase tickets for a paid show, which was disappointing for a resort at this price level. To make things worse, an alarm in one of the common areas was beeping every minute during our entire 5-day stay, and no one ever fixed it. Overall, this hotel felt more like a 3-star property."