I am conflicted writing this review. I'd love to give the people who do a great job working at the resort credit, but as a dog owner and a dog lover, I must do the right thing and tell you why I will not give this resort good reviews or even mediocre. There is a dog present on the premises known as Dakota and we've been told she is a "family dog". She belongs to the owner of the resort. The owner is an American who also owns several others in the area and travels a lot, leaving Dakota in the resort.The staff sometimes feeds her scraps from left over diners. We've been told she was fed regularly, but that was not so. I checked her bowl frequently, and it was empty. When she was finally fed and I saw was she was getting in her bowl, I cried and was appalled at the same time. Mostly rice and some beans covered with garlic and onions sauces, which are toxic to dogs. She is skin and bones, covered with scabs, and her poop was full of blood (we took her for walks). She is a beautiful black German Shephard with incredible personality, but suffering in silence at the resort owned by a person who could afford to provide better care for his "best friend." We've seen stray dogs on the streets of San Pedro who'd been better off than the "family dog" of a person with means. So, if you are like us and love dogs and are planning to stay at one of his resorts, please check on Dakota and if she doesn't improve, follow our lead. We've got her a bed, because she'd been sleeping on concrete with
