Just got back from there last week and I was there the year the Coba first opened and several times in between. I have taken my 97 year old grandfather there twice in the past and now just took my mother. I have been to several all inclusives in the area this one is perfect for seniors as the cart system is really good and timely . Building 22 A and 22 B are situated perfectly for somone elderly that doesnt walk well . They are near the pool,lobby and right beside the food truck and 2 ala carts
Thank you. When you check in, it's best to ask the receptionist what's open, because it all depends on how busy they are. Buildings 22, 23, and 24 are closer to the 24/7 snack bar "La Casita" and lobby. "Piscis," another 24/7 snack bar, is located near buildings 30, 31, which are also closer to the lobby.
If you stay at Bahia Coba, you can use most of the facilities at Bahia Tulum but not the buffet. Unfortunately, you can't use Luxury Akumal and Sian Kaan facilities.
Although they don't provide umbrellas, there are some palapas that provide shade and are located near the palm trees. However, just like at other resorts today, you must get up early to place your towels on the poolside chairs; otherwise, everything will be busy.
Does this resort have childrens club, playground with slides and swings, also does this have adults waterslides and 4 years old waterslides. We are a vegetarian and don't know exactly which resort to go to as being a vegetarian. We want to know is the peso the best currency from UK to use there and could you also use your credit card for excersions and does the hotel organise trips like to see chichen itza
The best currencies to use are pesos and US dollars, but you can pay for most services with a credit card. If you have a travel agency, you can book an excursion through them; otherwise, you can book it at the resort or online through Bahia ap (will need to register). The resort has a children's club as well as a small water park with slides. There are no adult waterslides. We're not sure about vegetarian food because we're not vegetarians, but all of the 5 stars resorts we've visited in Mexico provided plenty of vegetables and fruits.
