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"Location â€“ A+ \n\n Huatulco is beautiful. . Itâ€™s still authentic Mexico and not touristy at all, which I think is what we loved about it. We were their in the â€˜dry seasonâ€™ so most of the trees were brown, except on the resorts, and it wasnâ€™t as humid as you would expect. The weather is also unbeatable. It was 97 degrees every day we were there with blue skies and just a slight breeze. No clouds. Much better than the wind and 75 deg we experienced in Cancun for our honeymoon! \n  \n  \n\n Beach â€“ B+ \n\n I am not a beach person (im scared of sharks so I donâ€™t go near the ocean) so you could probably ignore this portion b/c I donâ€™t know what Iâ€™m talking about really. Dreams is set in a bay which is really pretty. There is snorkeling off to the left by the rocks, and you could also feed fish there in the mornings which was pretty cool (my neice loved this). The waves were quite big at times, and there was good surfing (12 foot waves) just two bays down from Dreams. The sand is not the white sand like in the mayan but it was fine, and the water was a great temperature for going in.  \n\n  \n\n  \n\n  \n\n Food â€“ B+ \n\n I think overall the food was very good. The buffet had an awesome breakfast and there was usually enough selection for lunch. There were 5 a la cartes and 1 buffet. We really enjoyed the Italian and Mexican restaurant. Never tried the seafood, and thought the Japanese was ok. Overall not too many complaints, I mean it still is mexico so you canâ€™t compare it to nice restaurants around here. We also never had to wait to get a table which was awesome considering the hotel was full. \n  \n\n Entertainment/Night life â€“ C+ \n\n The entertainment was pretty poor at the hotel. I never experienced it but my family went every night and said it was kind of a joke. However they did have a lot of activities and things to do throughout the days that they enjoyed. There is a disco at the resort but it was empty every night except us. Basically you make your own fun, which we had no problem doing every night at the lobby bar. Its an open air hotel (no doors) so was really nice to just be inside but feel like your outside all the time instead of stuffed in a closed off room. Some of my friends did go into town to a bar one night and had a riot though. \n  \n\n Wedding Corrdinator â€“ A+ \n\n Gabriela is amazing. She took a bit of time to respond to emails before we got there but when we got there we knew it didnâ€™t matter. She had absolutely everything under control and any questions I had she would say â€˜Iâ€™ll take care of it, you donâ€™t worryâ€™. Her English was very good and she is so sweet. She went above and beyond with the ceremony and reception and it was gorgeous. I couldnâ€™t have asked for much more \n  \n  \n\n Flowers â€“A  \n\n The only reasons the flowers are not getting an A+ is b/c they arrived late (20 min AFTER the ceremony was supposed to start). They get flown in from Mexico city, b/c the florist in Huatulco has a contract in Mexico City, and they missed the first flight, therefore making them late to arriving in Huatulco. I had no idea what we were getting, I just told Gabriela the colors, and they were beautiful. They were still in PERFECT shape after three days. We just put all the bouquets in vases on the tables at the reception to use as centerpieces and it worked out nice \n\n  \n\n  \n\n  \n"
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