Sirenis Cocotal Beach Resort Casino & Spa Review
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70%
families recommend
364 family reviews

Families will love:
  • Pools for adults and children
  • Mini Club for kids
  • Ten restaurants onsite


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About Sirenis Cocotal Beach Resort Casino & Spa

Sirenis Cocotal is in a coconut grove on the beach at Uvero Alto. Guests stay in rooms and suites at the resort. The Club Family Suite showcases a large balcony, living room with sofa bed and two flat-screen televisions with video game systems. Standard amenities in all rooms include air conditioning and furnished balconies. Ten restaurants are located on the complex with just about any type of cuisine, from Mexican to Japanese. All-inclusive rates cover buffet meals and two a la carte meals per week. A Mini-Market is also onsite.

The Mini Club provides supervised activities for children between the ages of 4 and 12. The program takes place on the playground, in the two kiddie pools or at the game room. Archery, dance lessons, tennis and rifle shooting is available for adults. Nightly entertainment shows are provided for everyone. Water sports and scuba diving lessons are also offered at Sirenis. An onsite spa offers a range of body therapy, massage and treatments.


Written by Whitney Rife

 

Sirenis Cocotal Beach Resort Casino & Spa Reviews


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Family Interests
  • All Inclusive
  • Beach
  • Golf
  • Water Sports
  • Sailing
Family Amenities
  • Children's Program
  • Kids' Pool
  • Laundry Service
  • Onsite Dining
  • Pool



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