Things to know:
There is a big disconnect between what they advertise and what they provide.
The property has many (mostly?) privately owned condos so it's liken to staying in an airbnb/vrbo property, not what is usually referred to as a beach resort hotel. We had a one bedroom that was sort of updated. What they list as charming consisted of what seemed to be some old, IKEA-like furniture; a hodge-podge of stuff put together (some poorly). The light switches were broken, flimsy doors, loose handles, closets didn't close, and the walls are so thin that it sounds like the neighbors are in the same room.
They advertise that they have bikes which implies that if you are in good health you can bike to restaurants, grocery, etc. within a few miles. However, not until checking in, you learn that you are not allowed to bring the bikes off property. You can ride around the parking lot and on a short, on-property road consisting of driveways.
The hotel guests seem to be treated as an afterthought and things were a bit sketchy. We were there 3 nights and several things happened where they were simply dishonest, both property related and in the restaurant (food is fine). While waiting for a taxi at reception I heard an employee on the phone answering questions from a potential guest about the property. She was rolling her eyes and silently mouthed a profanity in to the phone. That kind of solidified the overall vibe.
