Negril Vacations from AED10,206

I loved that it’s family oriented.

I've visited quite a few all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean, but Princess Senses truly stands out. From the moment we arrived, it was pure class. Here’s my breakdown: Pros: Staff:The friendliest and funniest team I’ve ever met. Everyone went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. Rooms: Bright, modern, airy—and all with stunning sea views. Property Size: Absolutely massive! The resort has two sections—Grand and Senses. Senses is adults-only, and it felt completely separate from the family-friendly Grand side. Pools and cozy nooks made it a perfect, tranquil escape. That said, we explored the Grand side for the food trucks and were impressed by the family-friendly perks—water park, game arcade, VR facility, and more. Dining Options: With buffets, cafes, and food trucks, there are around 14 choices. A 24/7 cafe and a pub open until 4 AM ensure late-night cravings are covered. Entertainment: All their nightly shows were very well choreographed and organized. They have a piano bar near the restaurants which hosts live bands and singers. Cons: The resort sits by the bay, so no crashing waves. But if you enjoy calm, lapping water like I do, it's perfect. Would definitely return!

I was told i had a room upgrade it was noisy and house keeping neglected our room for 2 days. Some of the bar tenders insulted us and acted like we were barred from getting premiium drinks we knew it came at an up charge rgey just refused to give us what we wanted. One older bar tender did this at MVP

I thought the staff alone was amazing. Everyone there made sure we were always having a good time. The room was always stocked with beverages and was cleaned every day. Our butler was always available to assist with whatever we needed. The bar staff got it right on our drinks every time.

Great vacation for relaxation. Staff are so friendly and very helpful.