In November of 2003 there was eighteen of us in the group traveling to this paradise.

From the airport it took us approximately an hour to arrive to the hotel by an air-conditioned bus. The ride was a pleasant one a little bit bumpy at times but the scenery was interesting and you do not notice the small bumps.
The check in went smoothly for most of the new arrivals however some of us were not given the room keys for additional two hours because the rooms were not ready.

There was plenty to see, to explore to drink and eat so you do not mind waiting. We all agreed that the dining room was beautiful, the food was tasty however the service was slow.
Waiting for a cup of coffee or beer for 20 minutes is a little bit to much. Do these people ever smile?

The rooms are spacious, clean, air conditioned, equipped with TV, Telephone, mini bar and a safe. The scenery around the complex is gorgeous. Boardwalks are not my favorite things but the one at this hotel somehow stuck in my mine. It starts by the main restaurant and it ends 1/2 km latter by the swimming pools. From the board walk you can watch all the small fish within the long channel or take pictures of the flamingoes in there pink plumage gently exploring the pool bottom. 
There are palm trees flowers and more palm trees everywhere. 
There are a number of swimming pools interconnected with swim up bars, more restaurants, more beer, more people more good looking girls everywhere.

O yes, the beach. It is one of the nicest beaches around that we have seen. White powder sand, large waves buffeting the coral reef in the distance but gently rolling waves at the shore, with little kids building sand castles at the waters age and the big kids watching the topless girls when ever the wife is not around. 

The nightly entertainment was not what we have expected and used to at these four star hotels.

If the question is are you going to visit The Sirenis Cocotal again? The answer is no.
We will go to Cuba.