This place is near our hotel, it's the only option really, but it did the trick for most of our needs. We bought many things there within a couple days, spending roughly $300 on snacks, perfume, beach items etc. EVERY SINGLE TIME. we went in there though, the employees were rude to us. We asked if they had tennishoes they said no, we then asked where we could find some and they said they didn't know. At first we thought maybe it was a language barrier so we asked an employee we heard speaking English and they gave us the same answer.... we didn't realize there was a shopping mall and Walmart not too far, until we did research. Just totally unhelpful. We then went in another time to buy perfume. We sat at the counter forever. We asked an employee for help and they never came to help....we ended up purchasing it another day, but we weren't impressed. We bought water shoes there for the family... Our biggest issue was that we tried to return the unused water shoes with tags still on them, receipt in hand and they told us we could not return any summer items. we are sitting right in front of the return policy and read the whole thing. The man tried telling us this was not only their rule but it was a LAW. I disagreed with him letting this manager know that was deceitful for travelers with it not being written on the return policy. I told him I would find something to exchange it with then (the shoes didn't have prices on them they were $25 each). he agreed. So I go grab 2 small sundresses thinking the price was somewhere in that ball field....because they didn't look expensive and when is a little short sundress very expensive anywhere else. I bring them up to the counter and I said I will exchange these for these dresses. He fumbles around on the computer for a Min (probably just typing in a random price) and it came up that I OWED $30. At this point I was just over it. I made the purchase.... stupid me.... but at least the dress was cute. They are deceitful and rude to travelers. Not a good experience here overall. read more