teknitroxdiver
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Paying over $200 in tips seems completely out of control.
Scuba Club Cozumel Review
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Scubagolf
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We do like SCC. For tipping, I deduct the estimated portion for the room ($75/night) from the combined AI fee for the two of us, and apply 20% to the balance and then divvy it up. This winds up about $350 in tips for two of us for the week.
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How do you figure?
I figure for a week: 13 tanks of boat dives is about $75; B,L,D at $10 per day is another $70, housekeeping is another $15, and luggage for $5. That is a bit low balled and still $165. Another $20 spread across folks who provided extra service and my wife and I end up at $350+ for a week of tips. $400 for a couple may be generous, but not unreasonable.
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Hatul
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I used to stay there many years ago but it's not my choice now. Yes the dive boats are large and comfortable, but it also means common dive sites on the easy side to accommodate novice divers. Location is good for getting walking to city center but long boat rides.
Rooms are hit and miss, I had to change rooms as some have poor AC blowing cold air on the bed. No desk with chair in room. Food so so as mentioned.
Rooms are hit and miss, I had to change rooms as some have poor AC blowing cold air on the bed. No desk with chair in room. Food so so as mentioned.
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