Are All-Inclusives in the U.S. Better? -- We Check Out Bungalows Key Largo

After visiting all-inclusive resorts outside of the U.S. over 100 times, we stumbled across one in Florida. This is NOT a sponsored video. This is an honest review of how it stacks up.

0:00 Introduction
0:39 Rooms
1:22 Beach and Pools
2:25 Food
6:02 Drinks
7:18 Price
8:06 Tips
8:37 This Pissed Me Off!
10:38 Closing

[angelajames]

The reason we went to México the 1st time for vacation was because we didn't have enough money to go here in the States. After seeing this... I'll stick with México 💕 As you pointed out they are much more accommodating with early/late check in/out whether they are all inclusive or not. We are amazed at the difference between Mexico & the States on how we have been treated, so many places here treat us normal, in Mexico we are treated like royalty by everyone we have met. We're country folk & Mexico is like our area was 50 years ago before the influx of city Americans 😢 We feel safer in Valladolid at midnight than Fayetteville after dark. We love the Yucatán Península ❣️ Thank you for your Spanish videos, they help a lot ☺️ Viva Mexico de Arkansas 🥰

[jodibonds]

I'll stick to Mexico. I just went to all inclusive, with a beautiful beach, airfare, 7 days 6 nights for $1, 400. I'm a cheap ass. lol

[patriciadiaz]

It looks beautiful but I think for that price you could have flown to Mexico and stayed for that price! 😊

[dvtco.]

Very Good to know all this. Great place, huge price for a Bungalow experience. Food looks good. I'm thinking MX would be similar in price depending on location, amenities, etc, airfare included. I'm guessing. Looks like a fine place to stay but food isn't the only reason wife and I vacation. In MX, the food is great, and the people and the atmosphere and culture. I don't remember you talking about any watersports, but we'd just snorkel or dive off the beach anyway. Love Florida and the Keys! Keep doing these comparisons with various locations. Interesting and places in the USA we may have never visited (yet). 💯 (we've never been to an all-inclusive. Always a 1st time)

[cjjohnson]

Great video summary. We were there in January 2023 as a group of 4 with two garden rooms and overall, it was very nice experience. We stayed four nights at $1200 per night. We arrived from Sarasota around 6pm due to a terrible accident on the highway (2.5 hours late) so the checking for us was nice. Food 4/5, Room 3.5/5, Service 4.5/5, Drinks 5/5 and Entertainment and Amenities 4.5/5; so overall 4.3. The outdoor shower area is wasted space in my opinion. I used it once and my wife was too shy 😂. We would have preferred a larger room for the money. Food was very good but we had to send some over cooked items back. Best to book when they have a special rate or take advantage of Florida resident rates. Cheers!

[GringosOnTheGulf]

Hola mis amigos. 👋🏽👋🏽
Looks like a nice place guys, glad you enjoyed your stay overall. We have always enjoyed our trips to Florida. 💖 Thanks for sharing, cheers from 2 Canadians living in Mexico. ✌🏽

[louandbarb]

We always love your reviews. We're in a similar situation with an aging parent, so we enjoy just doing an overnight or two. We absolutely love going to downtown St Pete. There is so much to do there and there are some amazing restaurants. Not an all inclusive, but still a fun short getaway.

[mireyam]

Great video!!! Linda has a good idea of reviewing other all-inclusive in the USA👍
I would not visit this place because it is very expensive, and management/employees have ATTITUDE problems mentality.

[kathrynm]

Hi guys, I'm enjoying this episode as local travel is becoming more appealing to me. I find the long travel days of intl travel to be exhausting! Whereas staying within your own state means less of the hassle. Have you guys ever spent time in Arizona esp Scottsdale? That is on my my radar, as is New Mexico. I'm drawn to the dessert.

[DougSladeStuff]

Looked very interesting, until you gave the prices, lol. O.o Have fun, thanks for the video. Salud!

[rassabossa]

Nice place. Crazy price. Glad I live in MX.

[SABOREAME]

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice guys, I'll have to check it out in the near future, since I love "All inclusive Resorts"

[joelbosshoss]

Sad they don't see the benefit of good customer service and then have the audacity to expect good tips. It's a different world.

[Jimmy_Duff]

Nice job. Really enjoyed having the Mrs involved. Think I’ll surprise the wife.

[mattsmith]

Thanks but hearing about check in early, they really need to change. I'll continue to go to Mexico.

[jeffreyblanding]

I'm a floridian, and would Never pay that amount for a Local All Inclusive. We leave for our 3rd All Inclusive this year, in 2 weeks.
Thanks for the Heads Up ...
Looking forward to your upcoming videos. 👍👍

[judeskingsbury]

Those prices are insane compared to my beloved Mexico, hard to believe- and $300 for early or late check in/out?
Missing having you two in Mexico…🇲🇽❤️

[kylesandstrom]

Wow on prices, and I thought Xcaret and La Casa de la Playa were expensive...🤕

[mrpato]

My wife and I have traveled to cancun mexico for over 20 years and stay in different adults only hotels and depending on the quality I can stay in one of them for 5 night and days for what u pay there for 2 nights !🤔🤗🤗🤔🤗

[andreamartin]

We always think about it then look at cost. Even our teen said we can spend 2 weeks in Mexico for the cost of a long weekend in the states. And it’s not nearly as fun. 🤷🏻‍♀️🇲🇽❤️