Price is on the website, listed under concierge corner, privilege. There is no discount on the PP, no matter how you book. It is 65 per person, per day. You can do part or all of your stay, but there is a three day minimum. If you have two in the room, it's $390 for three days, $910 for 7 nights, $1300 for 10, and so on. For what it gets you, I don't feel it's worth it for that price. You can order lobster with dinner if you want it, $40. Rent a bali bed if available, $42. All the palapas and loungers anywhere on the resort are available to all to use, no charge. And you get 4bottles of booze in the room, one time fill. Whether you pay for 3 nights or 15 nights. The size bottles they provide, I can buy at home for less than $100, for all four. You can make dinner reservations but we never had the need. Don't want to decide first thing in the morning what time and where I'll have dinner at the end of the day. We ate early usually, were seated immediately each time. These are the major perks of the PP. There is no segregation of the rooms, at the pools, beach or restaurants. No one will even know you have it. To each his own, but we'll be there 10 nights this visit. I can spend that $1300 in many better ways(spa, excursions, gifts to take home). Now, caveat...if you have loyalty points already, you can use those to pay for additional nights of the PP, after you've paid out of pocket for the first three. We may do it this way, pay for three, use points for three, have 4 days without it.

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The gym is very small with a couple cardio machines (that take up the majority of the space) as well as a few weight machines. There is an outdoor area where there are free weights and they have classes you can take for free with instructors. Some of the classes I recall was a boot camp, a TRX and Pilates. Also they do beach morning yoga.

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The pool does close in the evening but I do not know what time.

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Price is now 65 per person, per day. Three night minimum purchase. Totally agree that you don't need it. PPs available are limited to the number of bali beds they have. You get one at the beach OR the pool, but no guarantee which. The only part of the entire resort that is for "privilege" is the lounge at the front. For the price, you can purchase almost everything ala carte for significantly less. Booze, get a glass at the bar or airport. Reservations for dinner, never needed them. Bali beds can be rented by the day if you want them, if available. Check in is at a nice desk with comfy chairs. You're greeted with a cool towel and a glass of sparkling wine. You sit in the giant lobby in cushy armchairs and sofas if you have to wait, until it's your turn. Bar right outside for a refreshing beginner drink. Past two trips we had no wait on one, and behind one person on the other. All rooms are nice, so it depends on what you want from it. We stayed in the dlx the first visit (lowest category), next trip we got a heck of a deal on a swimup so we booked that. Loved the swimup. Golden categories (all) are the largest of the junior suites. Dlx and silver are basically the same room, silver has a larger tub, all kings and a double vanity. Dlx are all in blgs 1-5, silvers are all in 1-2. Goldens, all in 6-8, golden jr 2nd floor, doubles and kings, Golden superior, third floor all kings, golden swimup, bottom floor most kings. The goldens have a second tv which I like. I can watch Netflix on one and the husband watches sports on the other if we're in the room. Emerals, blgs 9-14, no elevator, ocean front, but not necessarily ocean view. Giant tub. All kings. Imperial and Diamond are the full suites, top floor end rooms of blgs 1-8.

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The free transportation is ONLY if you booked direct through the Valentin. If you booked through cheap Caribbean, you would have to pay for the transportation. We get private, nonstop, RT for two for $80 through USA tours and Santiago Chavez' company.

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