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Here is the link for the health form needed to leave Mexico. It is nor clear if anyone is checking this but it’s best to have it.
Menu 5/29/2021
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The color codes for Quintana Roo is updated every Thursday. The government is currently reviewing the situation.
The colour represents the level of risk, and therefore what is allowed to be open.
The colour is determined by the examination of several factors such as the level of contagion, number of cases, hospital occupancy, etc.Red (maximum risk) means everything is closed except for essential services/activities, for example supermarkets, pharmacies, medical services, banks, laundries. Tourism is classified as essential, so tourists are welcome to come to Mexico. Hotels/resorts can remain open but with a maximum capacity limit.
Orange (high risk) means restrictions are eased for some services/activities. Restaurants (for dining in), theme parks, cenotes, theatres, cinemas, commercial centres are allowed to open with limits to capacity and health protocols in place.
Yellow (moderate risk) means more services/activities can open, capacities can increase (typically to 60%), and beaches can reopen. Archaeological zones can also open under Yellow.
Green (low risk) means everything can reopen. Bars, nightclubs, gyms, schools and parks remain closed until the colour changes to Green.
The above was based on the original guidelines which have been changing.
This is an excellent article describing the “Behind the Scenes” logistics at the GP Riviera Maya. Well worth a read.
Clarification:
If a guest tests positive they are moved to another room for quarantine. They are assigned a number for insurance company purposes. The insurance company will absorb all costs of the positive person’s room, food and PCR test. (no alcohol) It is the guest’s responsibility to pay the hotel at check out and then follow up with the insurance company for reimbursement. If there are people in the party that test negative who want to stay in another room they will be charged the regular room rate.
Note if you are staying in TRS Yucatan you can contact IILiane Medina a week before arrival to request the e butler form. ebutler.yucatan@trshotels.com.
IF you are staing at Coral ebutler.coral@trshotels.com.
If you are staing at Cap Cana ebutler.capcana@trshotels.com.
Turquesa ebutler.turquesa@trshotels.com
Just posted updates
Just to clarify the suites have 2 rooms and there are 18 of them across 9 buildings. The jr suites consist of one roon. The suites’ pools are a little larger than the jr suites’ pools.
Here is the map. The suites with private pool are in 60-68. SOme are closer to the main pool than others.
Go to the official site and they will send it to you. As you are not going until December it’s too earlyto make requests, but mention it is for it for future use. They are very helpful. (Send it to them 7-10 days prior to arrival)
Hi Tammy & Scott, Welcome
There are 18 suites with private pools so that would be 2 per building with the suite being on the end of the buiding (corner) so you and you son would likely not be next to each other. If you wanted to be next to or close to each other one couple would have to switch to jr suite. Suite with private pool
Chic Cabaret will be open on Christmas Eve & NY Eve. The cost is $20 reservation fee for TRS guests. Grand Palladium guests may attend for a $20 reservation fee & a $100 attendance fee.
Saturday Evenings White Sand lobby, Riviera Maya
- 7:30 Pinata party
- 8:15 Live Music
- 9 pm Mexico show
- 9:45 Live DJ
Walk around TRS Yucatan (Helios) to Colonial GP
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Reading a wonderful book by Maeve Binchy who passed away. I thought I had read all of her books. This is a delight.
A Week in Winter.
I am also reading an historical fiction book about Jamaica. I did not know Jamaica had slaves from Ireland. If you are going to Jamaica you may want to read this.
The Tide Between Us by Olive Collins.
Damp rid I recommend that you bring a damp rid bag or two, especially for Costa Mujeres. Hang it in your closet.
Based on the Movie “Same Time Next Year”
Staff are awesome. They put guests first.
What a beautiful evening on night 7…enjoyed the views off our patio, just missed the big fogging as we walked to Le Bohemme for dinner. The resort is slowly bringing back some nightly entertainment with outdoor movies, music and dancing. The to cap it off returning to our tidy room with chocolates on the bed
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Evening 6 spent dining with new friends…. Stopped up to look at view from Sky Bar then dinner at El Gaucho
Day 6- Today we moved to the TRS side building 2, Thank you Javier with spectacular views of the ocean. Lunch at Helios was amazing with Tuna poke, seafood cerviche, Mojito salmon and an avocado surf and turf burger with shrimp
Evening 5 was spent dining at Helios with great new friends w/ Spanikopida, smoked salmon, coconut shrimp, octopus, filet, Tb one and sea bass and to finish dinner off… a magnificent tray of desserts
Things are slowly changing…. no more reservations needed for breakfast and breakfast is now moving back to buffet style At Poseidon with servers serving all food. Aqua bar now open in evening with entertainment.
Day 5 spent on a day trip to Isla Mujeres with great new friends we met at the resort. Transport to ferry, hand sanitized and temps taken before boarding… masks required to board. Upon deboarding temps taken again and you must walk thru a whole body mister to sanitize. Masks required in public places on Isla. Rented gold carts, toured island and found and awesome private beach club, Zama that had the most amazing beach, pool and shrimp tacos and quac
