voco Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort by IHG

We decided to try the resort out for the weekend, last minute. We came really excited for the opportunity to unwind and relax with our 4 year old. The resort accommodated us on the first day and even got us into our room early and let us have access to the premises for no extra charge. The room was very spacious and clean. I was especially happy about the mini fridge where we kept some snacks and drinks we enjoy. We stayed in the kind suite water front view. The large sliding doors opened out onto a view of a chic balcony. You can choose to let all the sunshine flood in or use the black out curtains for those afternoon naps. The resort food was really very yummy. The Riverside Market is a small food hall where they are consistent with a lot of their main courses like Alfredo and marinara

My husband and I enjoyed our recent stay at voco Sandpiper. Resort has a very relaxing, laid-back vibe. Overall property very clean, lots of choices throughout all the meals, and a good calendar of activities. We really enjoyed the peacefulness and view at the Infiniti Pool. Shout out to Yoga by Brooke for a fantastic class. Brooke took the time to learn my comfort level, resulting in a great workout. Loved the five-piece band too. Shout out to Leo who found something we had lost.

My wife and I are local and decided to give the new Sandpiper IHG all-inclusive resort a try. We didn’t have very high expectations given the area, but unfortunately the experience was worse than expected. We checked in right at 4:00 pm and, given that this is marketed as an all-inclusive resort, we assumed food would be readily available. Instead, there was nothing open except what appeared to be a sports bar that barely looked operational. The only food available was a single tray of beef tips sitting out, with no other options. It felt awkward and uninviting, and definitely not like an all-inclusive experience. Hungry and disappointed, we ended up leaving the resort entirely just to find a restaurant that was open. Dinner at the resort wasn’t scheduled to open until 6:00 pm, and even

I have been a member of this property under the Club Med regime for many years. Obviously, they no longer own or manage this beautiful property.|As a neighbor, I was very curious to see what this new group named voco Sandpiper has accomplished with this resort.|I purchased a day/night pass via Resortpass. It is normally $99 but was on sale temporarily at 50% off, plus tax and service fee. So one can hardly go wrong.|The security guard at the gate was lovely and charming and had our information. Great start!|We went on into the front desk where Night Auditor Jennifer C kindly checked us in and gave us our wristbands to identify us as visitors for the day/night.|We moved into the main bar area where a huge and impressive tv screen was offering the nfl playoff game. Great selection of complem

This might be the only dog-friendly all-inclusive resort in the U.S. Mindy the Crippler, our golden retriever, approved of her stay! Lots of other friendly dogs and they're welcome everywhere but inside the pool fences and the buildings. You can sip at an outdoor bar table or eat at the buffet restaurant's outdoor tables with your best friend. The grounds are shared with RPS, a high-end residential tennis academy, so the tennis instructors and facilities are world-class. The food quality is at the Hilton/Marriott level and commensurate with the (reasonable) price. The fact that almost everyone ate in the same restaurant for all three meals meant that it was a lot easier to get to know fellow guests compared to if everyone dispersed to independent restaurants nearby. Alcohol was included,