Punta del Este is accessible by car, bus, or plane. Many visitors arrive from Buenos Aires, Argentina, via ferry to Colonia del Sacramento and then by bus or car to Punta del Este. Driving from Montevideo is also common. The resort is located on Playa Mansa.

Punta del Este is known for being a more upscale destination. Prices for food and amenities can be higher than in other parts of Uruguay. It's advisable to budget accordingly, especially for dining and entertainment.

Renting a car offers the most flexibility for exploring Punta del Este and its surroundings. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available. Many attractions within the main resort area are within walking distance [^Review].

Capitan de Corbeta Carlos A. Curbelo International Airport (PDP) serves Punta del Este, with seasonal flights from various South American cities. Many international travelers fly into Montevideo (MVD) and then take a bus or private transfer.

Yes, you can drive from Brazil, but it's a long journey. Many Brazilians opt to fly or take a bus. If driving, it's recommended to refuel your car in Brazil as gasoline prices can be significantly higher in Uruguay.

The resort itself does not require entry tickets for guests. However, the casino is open to the public, and you do not need to be a hotel guest to enter and play. There might be specific events or shows that require separate tickets.

The casino at Enjoy Punta del Este is typically open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering continuous gaming opportunities.

Yes, Enjoy Punta del Este offers a range of rooms and suites, from standard accommodations to luxurious suites, many with sea views.+1 Standard rooms can sell out quickly during peak season.

Yes, you must be 18 years or older to enter and gamble at the casino in Uruguay.

While access to the spa and gym is generally included for hotel guests,+1 day passes for non-guests may be available depending on availability and season. It's best to contact the resort directly for current offerings.

The resort offers a wide array of activities including a casino, multiple dining options, bars with shows, spa and gym facilities, swimming pools (indoor and outdoor), tennis courts, and a Kid's Club.+2

Enjoy Punta del Este features diverse culinary experiences, including Asian, Mediterranean, and Italian cuisines. Breakfast is served at Las Brisas, and other restaurants offer various dining experiences.

Yes, the resort is very family-friendly with a dedicated Kid's Club.+1 Many rooms offer great views, and the resort provides amenities suitable for all ages.

The hotel offers a luxurious and high-end experience, often described as having 'cruise ship vibes' [^Review]. It attracts a mix of international and local visitors, including many gamblers [^Review].

The resort has bars like Blend Bar that host shows. Punta del Este itself is known for its vibrant nightlife during the summer season, with clubs and bars attracting international DJs.+1

Capture stunning photos from your balcony with ocean views, the resort's elegant interiors, the expansive casino floor, and the beautiful Playa Mansa beachfront. The sunset views are particularly picturesque.

Generally, photography is restricted on the casino floor to protect the privacy of players and the integrity of the games. However, you can usually take photos in the public areas of the resort and your room.

The 'golden hour' just after sunrise and before sunset offers beautiful lighting for outdoor shots of the beach and resort. Mid-day can be bright, but indoor areas like the casino and spa are well-lit year-round.

While Enjoy Punta del Este is a destination in itself, nearby landmarks like Casapueblo (a unique architectural gem) offer fantastic photo opportunities. The general coastline of Punta del Este provides many scenic backdrops.

A versatile camera with a good zoom lens is ideal for capturing both wide ocean views and details within the resort. A smartphone with a good camera is also sufficient for most visitors, especially for social media content.