San Andrés Island (Spratt Bight Beach), Colombia
Rating7.2
Rating7.1
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Based on 3.3k reviews
Prime Beachfront Location
Guests consistently laud the resort's exceptional location directly on Spratt Bight Beach, known for its beauty, and its unparalleled proximity to the airport.
Exceptional Cleanliness
The resort receives high praise for its pristine environment and high standards of cleanliness maintained throughout the property and guest rooms.
Inviting Pool Areas
The expansive and well-maintained outdoor pools, including a water park, are frequently highlighted as a major guest attraction and strength.
Quality All-Inclusive Drinks
Guests frequently commend the unlimited availability and quality of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages included in the all-inclusive package.
Convenient All-Inclusive Value
The all-inclusive program offers significant convenience and is often seen as good value, especially when compared to local dining prices on the island.
Inconsistent Service Experience
Some guests report varying levels of service quality, particularly at the front desk, with instances of perceived rudeness or lack of patience.
Room Modernization Needs
While comfortable, some rooms are noted as needing updates or renovations to meet contemporary guest expectations, with occasional reports of maintenance issues.
Buffet Food Variety
Dining satisfaction is mixed, with some guests finding the buffet offerings repetitive and lacking sufficient variation over a longer stay.
In-Room Wi-Fi Strength
The Wi-Fi signal can be weaker in guest rooms, requiring guests who prioritize strong connectivity to manage their expectations or use public areas.
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Certificate of Excellence
Multiple years
TripAdvisor
Safe Travels Bio-Safety Certification
World Travel & Tourism Council
Ecostars Environmental Sustainability Certification
Spratt Bight is San Andrés' showpiece beach, and Decameron Isleño sits directly on it. The barrier reef offshore keeps the water calm and clear, which matters in a destination where the underwater environment is the primary draw. The 250-room property is a 4-star classification with an inter-hotel program allowing guests to use restaurants, bars, and pools at other Decameron properties on the island — advance reservations required, transfers not included.
The profile fits couples, families, and friends groups who want a structured all-inclusive with Caribbean water access as the core activity. The complimentary scuba mini-course is a legitimate differentiator — few all-inclusives at this price tier include introductory diving in the base rate. Transparent-bottom kayaks, catamarans, paddleboards, windsurfers, and snorkel gear are also included. The water park and dedicated children's pool work well for families with kids under 12.
The honest drawback: buffet dining at Rasta Restaurant gets repetitive over a week-long stay, and the two à la carte options require reservations that guests sometimes struggle to secure. Service quality at the front desk is the most common complaint — not service across the resort, specifically check-in and administrative interactions. Room quality is functional but some rooms show age; Block 7, which houses the Ocean View Superior rooms, has an elevator and is the newest-feeling section.
Practical details: 250 rooms in Standard (322 sq ft), Ocean View Standard (420 sq ft), and Ocean View Superior (450 sq ft) categories. All rooms have minibars, in-room safes, and balconies or terraces. All-inclusive covers meals, national and premium alcohol (verify premium tier at check-in), all listed water sports, and the scuba intro course. Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Airport (ADZ) is 1.1–1.4 km — a 3-block walk or 1-minute taxi. This is arguably the most convenient airport-to-resort proximity in the Caribbean.
San Andrés diving is best December through April when visibility peaks. The Rocky Cay Beach Club, accessible via the inter-hotel plan, requires a lobby reservation and offers a different beach environment — worth doing once during a week-long stay. Johnny Cay National Park and the island's mangrove areas are available as paid excursions through the tour desk.