As returning guests, we were eagerly anticipating our third stay, particularly in the luxurious Presidential Suite. However, our recent experience fell short of our expectations, leaving us with mixed feelings about our visit.While the suite boasted opulent amenities, such as spacious accommodations and elegant decor, we encountered numerous issues that detracted from our overall enjoyment. Most notably, the faulty doors within our suite proved to be a persistent inconvenience throughout our stay. Despite reporting the issue multiple times, including a visit from maintenance, the problem persisted unresolved. This rendered accessing certain areas of the suite cumbersome and frustrating, as the doors would only partially open, requiring us to maneuver through narrow gaps.Additionally, we were disappointed by the inconsistent water supply during the initial days of our visit. Although we were informed of water conservation efforts due to a purported drought in Jamaica, the sudden restoration of full water pressure coincided suspiciously with the repair of a burst water pipe outside the hotel. This discrepancy raised questions about the transparency of the hotel's communication regarding the issue.Furthermore, while the culinary offerings at the Royalton Negril remained abundant and delectable, we observed a decline in the quality of room service compared to previous years. the resort's dining options continued to impress, showcasing a diverse array of culinary delights.
