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The Royal Caribbean offers three types of accommodations for singles, couples or families to enjoy. All of the various types of accommodations feature central air conditioning, direct-dial telephone and color TV via Satellite with remote control.
The villa, which can comfortably accommodate six guests, features a full size kitchen, spacious living and dining areas plus two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The suite, which can accommodate four guests, features a private bedroom, a full size kitchen as well as spacious living and dining areas. The Deluxe Room features two double beds and is ideal for couples.
The Royal Caribbean offers all the amenities you would expect from a 5-star resort including a full-service sports program which includes championship tennis courts, sailboats, snorkeling, cycling, children's activities and water aerobics. In addition, there is a well-stocked grocery store, a travel agency and car rental agency, a full-service unisex beauty salon and a delightful boutique.
As a registered guest of any one of the Royal Resorts properties, you can use the facilities at all of their properties.
Im not one for fancy hotels where you feel intimidated wearing jeans....RC is comfy but elegant too!
Rooms were always clean and the pool was immaculate!
The RC is quiet ...more older couples on their timeshare week than anything else but there were some younger people too! I really enjoyed the activities...especially since it rained 2 days- i made tons of ceramic paintings to give as souvenirs!
When you go back will you be visiting the Royal Sands?
I am trying to book our vacation for The Sands but am having a hard time finding three villas. So I am considering one of the Tri Royals if it comes down to it. My main concern is being somewhere where there aren't too many young couples and people. I hear that the Royal Sands has more of the younger crowd. So if you just happen to visit it please tell me what you think of the atmosphere compared to the Tri Royals.
I stayed at the Royal Caribbean in August 2004. It was my first timeshare experience and I was hooked. the grounds are beautiful, the staff extremely friendly and helpful, the convenience store was a nice amenity (and perfect for those last minute beer runs) and the beach was the cleanest I have ever seen. The rooms were immaculate and comfortable with the huge balconies and balcony furniture being a huge plus. My only complaint (and it's not really a complaint considering that me and my friends made our own good time) was that it is a very quiet resort. No drinking contests, spring breakers or even wild 20-something year olds. For that kind of action you got to head off the premises. Also, we found the pool at the Royal Mayan to be much more active and fun. Overall, I would definitely stay there again!
My husband and I will be staying from 8/11 - 8/18 and we were wondering if there was anything we need to know about staying there this time of the year. I noticed the last trip report for this resort was last year has anyone been there lately? Any information would be very helpful.
We stayed at The Royal Caribbean from 8/11 - 8/18.
We thought the reort was beautiful. The pool is enormous and clean. The grounds were immaculate and constantly being maintained. The hotel staff was very attentive, the rooms were clean and fresh. We had absolutely no complaints about our villa and will most likely return in the near future.
Has anyone stayed at the Royal Sands? We stayed at the Royal Islander last March and had an incredible time. We're planning on going back in March 08 and staying at the Sands. We've heard it's great. We took 1 day last year and spent it by the Sand's pool. It seems much more lively than the tri-royals.