There are a lot of negative reviews for this property. Take them with a grain of salt. Overall I would say it was not spectacular, but not terrible.
The water slides were our biggest draw since we were traveling with our kids (11 and 15). They were really fun and fast, and open 10 to 5 every day except Monday; that info is hard to find online but it was posted at the property.
Our favorite part was the beach. This RIU has a beautiful beach, nice soft sand, plenty of chairs. There is a rental place onsite where you can borrow snorkels, sailing equipment, kayaks, etc. There is also the option to rent waverunners. The wait staff (for drinks) does visit the beach but it seemed like it was a much longer wait than when we stayed at the RIU Palace in Playacar. They do bring you cups of pineapple, watermelon, and cucumber, which was very enjoyable!
The pools were okay. Not as clean as I expected after the RIU Palace. The snack bar by the pool was not well kept and one day had empty ketchup packets, etc. strewn around.
The dining options are thoroughly mediocre. We ate a little of everything and got a full belly every meal, but nothing was great. Often the food that should have been hot was cold, and the tastes were bland.
Our room was quadruple occupancy, but they always brought two washcloths instead of four. Also, many of the wall outlets were faulty. It was hard to charge our devices because the plugs would pop right out of the outlets. But it was clean and comfortable.