Unfortunately, no. She's a very busy and important good girl. When you live a life of being the most adorable little pup on the face of the earth, it's hard to find time for relaxation. She sends her love to each and every one of you though!
Honestly, idk. When we asked him he just kind of laughed at us and walked away. Still not sure what that meant.
Our travel agent, Jessica will be able to answer any specific questions, but essentially you book per room with how many people you'll have in each room. All-Inclusive hotels are probably different from other hotels you are used to. Because your room rate also includes food, drinks, etc. the price will depend on how many people you have staying with you. This is the reason why 1 person in the room (single occupancy) is much more expensive per night than 3 people in the room (triple occupancy). IF YOU ARE A FREE AGENT (attending solo) and wish to room with 1 or 2 people to cut costs, let us know! IF YOU ARE A DUO and are open to accommodating a free agent to cut costs, let us know!
It's the dream, that's what it is. You spend a bunch of money far in advance and when it comes time to relax, you've already paid for everything so it all feels like it's free. Money isn't real anyway. Your all-inclusive stay will cover: - Your meals | 6 restaurants + 24 hour room service - Your drinks | 4 bars (including a swim up bar) - Your activities | Nightly entertainment, non-motorized sports, etc. - Your child-care | Kids Club on-site ***Some activities and items are for additional cost like motorized water sports and the spa. The hotel website will give you a better idea of what is available.
We recommend bringing $50 to $100 in USD. DO NOT exchange money at the airport. Instead, bring a debit card, call your bank to inform them of your international travel plans, and withdraw Mexican Pesos at an ATM once you arrive in-country. Many credit cards also offer unlimited international transactions and waive exchange fees. Look into this before you leave! Back to the cash thing, though: Let's be real, a lot of us have worked in the service industry before. We know what it's like, and it's not fun. A cash tip is guaranteed to brighten the day of your servers, bartenders, and housekeepers. (Pro Tip: A big tip to your bartender at the start is a great way to make friends with the important people!) The grooms will be tipping servers generously for all services, and we hope our guests will do the same! 10 pesos per drink (less than $1 USD) and 30 pesos for meals (less than $2) is a good baseline.