This hotel seems to accomodate a lot of coach tours fro one night and on those nights the restaurant does a full buffet with a good choice of salads etc. On other nights there is a choice of chicken or pork which can get monotonous but you don't go to Cuba for the food.
The hotel is great is you want to lie by the pool and indulge in the all inclusinve bar but some areas are now derelict as it's sister hotel Rancho De Luna has opened about 1km down the road. Rancho is a much busier and lively venue with entertainment etc and it appears that Faro Luna is now only open 4-6 months of the year. We went for the diving and the dive centre is at Rancho de Luna but it is only a 15-20 min walk down the beach and we would not have wanted to stay at Rancho!
The staff were helpful and courteous.

The hotel occupies the beach more or less exclusively and so it is very peaceful and private. There is a very good pool bar which serves hot freshly prepared snacks. Free pedallos, catamaran no charge for sunloungers and plenty of them. Generally food better than other hotels. Staff in main hotel and bars not very helpful. At breakfast they hid the glasses so you had to ask them for juice so you would give them a tip, same with desert spoons and coffee cups. I know they want to earn money but it does get a bit wearing

We arrived at night at about 10 pm. The first impression was great, the lobby was nice,
We arrived with an other couple. We checked in , a busboy took our suitcases and walked us up to the room.
The room was great, we settled down with a few drinks from the bar and sat down on the balcony ,then went to bed for a good night rest.
The next morning we look out and we where right on the ocean.
The advertisement in the catalog from sunwing said "" BEACH FRONT '' well there was no beach ,""I post a foto from the beach front""
We stayed there for seven days, the service was great, the people where great, the place is clean, the water in the pool is cold.
The food at the resort for a tree star hotel was good.
I you look for a quit vacation and a rest full place,'' THIS IS IT''.
we had our 55 year aniversary there, the manager found this out and serve us a scrimp and lobster dinner on a table, special set up in the lobby. Is was great.

This is a small resort, as mentioned, perhaps 40 occupied rooms with one dining room and bar. The store was in the process of re-opening as we left so at least basic items will be available on site instead of a 15 minute walk to Rancho Luna.

Speaking of Rancho Luna, if you're dead set on being in this area, try to find a package to Rancho Luna instead. It's a far bigger resort, that implies certain problems, but at least it offers a variety of activities to keep kids and adults occupied.

It's important to note Faro Luna offers NO activities such as watersports, dancing lessons, nightly entertainment, bingo, general Spanish lessons or fitness programs. You are completely on your own to find something to do while here.

The resort appears deserted most of the time, the dining room is quiet, the bar is dead as is the pool. I don't know where the patrons go during the day but they are hard to find.

The food is below par compared to other similar star resorts I've been at. It's bland, sparse, repetitive and not well prepared for the most part.

Most of the staff are pleasant and try to make your stay enjoyable but beware, there are a few who ignore your drink request with a shrug and "machine broken" response.

This is not a family resort nor for singles looking for fun, it's best visited by those who want a quiet place to sit by the ocean and pass the time.

I've noticed there a quite a few cheap deals to Faro Luna, so if price is an issue you may consider it worthwhile after debating if the lack of activities will compensate for saving a few dollars.