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Food mediocre, breakfast and dinner start too late, unable to fulfill guest request for room change. Older part needs upgrade. Will not return.

This resort was disappointing overall. While the bed was comfortable, the bathroom had a persistent sewer-like odor and very low water pressure. I had to put towels over both of the drains in the bathroom to keep the odour out. One restaurant on site. Flies everywhere, including on and in the food. Only one repetitive fish offering covered in a different sauce every night. no other seafood. Servers didn't use gloves to handle food and much of the food was not kept at a proper temperature on the buffet. Hygiene was a concern due to flies present in the restaurant And landing on the food Service was almost non existent if you were a solo female diner. Restaurant hours were extremely limited and And you had to go offsite for lunch on a shuttle bus which ran every half hour . You were restricted to the restaurant when eating - Someone at the door prevented you from taking the food poolside. Communication was difficult due to extremely limited English spoken by staff. Basically, although friendly staff were not helpful. The adults only Pool was not that at all. Tons of kids in it at all times. The entertainment, such as it was was barely more than high school musical level. I didn't bother going after the first night. If you treat this as a basic hotel, and you go out to eat and not as an all inclusive Then it may be worth going to. But as an all-inclusive, it is bad.

There's so much we enjoyed about this hotel! Firstly, the staff - numerous, helpful, friendly, kind and welcoming. Well-maintained and clean, and potable drinking water - a big bonus! The evening entertainment - those young people are so energetic and fun to watch - we went 7 times!! New Years Eve at Niru was wonderful. It was great to spend our holiday with so many Mexican families. We really enjoyed the authentically Mexican buffet - the atole, Oaxacan chesse, quesadillas, tlayudas, uniquely Oaxacan tamales. We even tried crickets at a restaurant down the street. The beaches in the area are natural with golden sand and clear water. We enjoyed El Organo twice, as well as Santa Cruz Beach where Niru is located - nice to sit by the infinity pool and enjoy a drink. Also, fun to be on the beach with so many families enjoying time together. The Binni is not a mega resort with loud music and zumba by pool - it's an authentic experience and we LOVED it! Our first time in Huatulco and we plan to go back!

We just returned yesterday from a week stay at Binniguenda Huatulco. We stayed in a deluxe double room located on the 3 rd floor. The room was very clean. It had a large shower, plenty of storage for our belongs. My favourite thing about our room was that it had a Juliette balcony overlooking the courtyard off the restaurant. We enjoyed having fresh air and being able to hear the bustle of the mornings. In the evening you can hear the show quite loud with the window opened, I enjoyed this but maybe others wouldn’t. My least favourite thing about the room was the bed, I found it very soft and was often sore. We enjoyed the overall vibe of this hotel. There were many families which we enjoyed. The physical environment is beautiful, and honours the land with many plant species and trails with little hidden spots to sit and enjoy. The property both in and out is well maintained and clean. The morning buffet and dinner buffet offers a variety of choices but is fairly repetitive. We enjoyed the food but were not wowed by our meals. The beach club was beautiful but I found the pool at the hotel more enjoyable. We did go into the ocean but no loungers were available by the time we arrived at the beach club. Lunch was served at the beach club buffet style , the food was good and varied. Every employee we encountered was helpful and friendly.

The physical aspects of the Hotel are showing their age. However all the staff are very friendly and helpful The nightly stage shows are a special treat. We look forward to returning for another holiday.