Thank you for taking the time to record and post this video. What is the beach like and access to it? Seems it is a long walk to get there. I am finding it hard to get information on it.
The beach was lovely but unfortunately there was a lot of seaweed when we were there. They do clear this with big vehicles as much as possible but we didn't swim at the time. We were only a five minute walk from the beachfront - we stayed in a suite with private pool (everything is walking distance) but if you struggle with the heat, mobility or you're further away, you can ask a buggy to drop you there :)
Hello! From TRS Yucatan (adults only) you can easily walk a short way, or flag down a buggy and ride to the neighboring resorts (White Sands, Colonial, and Kantenah) in just minutes. You have free roam and access to all of their bars, restaurants and swimming pools from TRS. If you have any more questions please let me know! ❤️
The shops in the area shown on the video are in Playa Del Carmen, which is about a 25 minute drive from the hotel. You can take a taxi from the hotel (expensive, about $70USD return), or you can take the local bus (a minibus) called a Collectivo, from across the road from the hotel (a few dollars each!) The hotel staff will help you take the Collectivo, and when returning the drivers know TRS well so you'll have no problem getting dropped off. Let me know if you have any more questions! ✈️
I’m from UK and I’m travelling here next year. How much is the correct amount to tip? And how often should one tip the staff? Can anyone give me some advice because we don’t have a tip culture out here.
We're also from the UK. (These are approx!) We usually tipped a couple of bucks for each drink, or $5 after drinking at the bar for a while. We tipped our housekeeping at the end of the week around $20, and we tipped our butler (who arranged dinner bookings etc) a little more than that. Tipping is not obligatory but obviously appreciated, especially if the staff are good (they were all excellent with us).
I would! Not only is this hotel adults only which we preferred, but the food is unquestionably better than the other resorts both in quality and variety.
Also, as a TRS guest, you get access to all the connected resorts and their bars, restaurants and pools, whereas the TRS is off limits to those who are not staying there
Hey! For the a la carte dinner restaurants, yes, you need a reservation. You can do this with reception when you arrive, or with your butler in your room block. If you need anything else let me know :)
How separated is the adults only section from the rest of the resort? I’ve gone to some adult only hotels on mixed resorts where only a small portion were adult only (1 hotel & 1 pool) and was very close to the family section. Is the adult only large enough and separated enough to enjoy for a 4 day trip?
It's very much separate. The hotel grounds, at least two pools, and all the bars/restaurants within the TRS portion of the hotel are completely removed from the other connected resorts, so you can avoid any areas you'd rather not visit. We moved between resorts but spent most of our time in TRS and it was lovely. 7 days wasn't enough!
Yes! We flew into Cancun airport. Because we booked a package with TUI it included a private transfer to the hotel from the airport, which took approx an hour.
You taking the time to answer questions others have is truly remarkable 🥰God truly bless you, great video! Thanks for sharing
Happy to help! Thank you 💞
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Great video
Thank you for taking the time to record and post this video. What is the beach like and access to it? Seems it is a long walk to get there. I am finding it hard to get information on it.
The beach was lovely but unfortunately there was a lot of seaweed when we were there. They do clear this with big vehicles as much as possible but we didn't swim at the time.
We were only a five minute walk from the beachfront - we stayed in a suite with private pool (everything is walking distance) but if you struggle with the heat, mobility or you're further away, you can ask a buggy to drop you there :)
Hi, I was wondering if it was easy for you guys to go from one resort to another? Looks beautiful
Hello! From TRS Yucatan (adults only) you can easily walk a short way, or flag down a buggy and ride to the neighboring resorts (White Sands, Colonial, and Kantenah) in just minutes. You have free roam and access to all of their bars, restaurants and swimming pools from TRS. If you have any more questions please let me know! ❤️
Where are the shops based that are shown please? Are they close to the hotel? ☺️
The shops in the area shown on the video are in Playa Del Carmen, which is about a 25 minute drive from the hotel. You can take a taxi from the hotel (expensive, about $70USD return), or you can take the local bus (a minibus) called a Collectivo, from across the road from the hotel (a few dollars each!) The hotel staff will help you take the Collectivo, and when returning the drivers know TRS well so you'll have no problem getting dropped off. Let me know if you have any more questions! ✈️
I’m from UK and I’m travelling here next year. How much is the correct amount to tip? And how often should one tip the staff? Can anyone give me some advice because we don’t have a tip culture out here.
We're also from the UK. (These are approx!) We usually tipped a couple of bucks for each drink, or $5 after drinking at the bar for a while. We tipped our housekeeping at the end of the week around $20, and we tipped our butler (who arranged dinner bookings etc) a little more than that. Tipping is not obligatory but obviously appreciated, especially if the staff are good (they were all excellent with us).
@@seekandahoy Ah! A fellow Brit. Thank you so much for the advice! I’ll save this comment for my trip 🙌🏽
@@MannyTheWise1 no problem friend! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Awesome video❤. Was the beach accessible ?
Yes! You can access the beach when staying at the hotel :)
Would you recommend TRS over the other Grand Palladium resorts that are connected?
I would! Not only is this hotel adults only which we preferred, but the food is unquestionably better than the other resorts both in quality and variety.
Also, as a TRS guest, you get access to all the connected resorts and their bars, restaurants and pools, whereas the TRS is off limits to those who are not staying there
Hi! Traveling to TRS this week:) question, for the restaurants/food do you need to set reservations prior ?
Hey! For the a la carte dinner restaurants, yes, you need a reservation. You can do this with reception when you arrive, or with your butler in your room block. If you need anything else let me know :)
how was it?
How separated is the adults only section from the rest of the resort? I’ve gone to some adult only hotels on mixed resorts where only a small portion were adult only (1 hotel & 1 pool) and was very close to the family section. Is the adult only large enough and separated enough to enjoy for a 4 day trip?
It's very much separate. The hotel grounds, at least two pools, and all the bars/restaurants within the TRS portion of the hotel are completely removed from the other connected resorts, so you can avoid any areas you'd rather not visit. We moved between resorts but spent most of our time in TRS and it was lovely. 7 days wasn't enough!
@@seekandahoy was there beach side drink service?
@@xcolonel you can get drinks at the beach from the bar. I'm not sure if they come around and serve you, but you can go up to the counter.
that's too much work. thanks@@seekandahoy
Hi, did you all fly into Cancun? How did you get to the resort from the airport?
Yes! We flew into Cancun airport. Because we booked a package with TUI it included a private transfer to the hotel from the airport, which took approx an hour.
@@seekandahoy TUI?
@@xcolonel TUI is a travel agent. You can Google them to see their packages