The room was comfortable when everything was functioning, but it’s beautiful on a superficial level. If you pull back the curtains, there was mold. If you want to use the beautiful bathtub, it will take you more than an hour to fill with the trickle of water that comes from the spigot.
Our stay immediately followed Hurricane Beryl, so I understand there were difficulties beyond their control, but I was disappointed that the staff didn’t inform us that they had no power or running water upon check in… not even mentioned. When I inquired, the answer was always “20 more minutes”, but the issue lasted 12 hours, well into my first night. We couldn’t shower, flush toilets, or enjoy the airconditioning, and it was uncomfortably hot. Finally, around midnight, power and running water were restored, but for the rest of the stay, power would go off intermittently for about 10 min at a time.
It would have been wonderful to get a free beer or at least some transparency about the situation.
The hotel is one mile down a VERY VERY bumpy dirt road, so the drive is not for the faint of heart. Do not stay here if you want to venture out often.
I upgraded to an ocean view room. Thank goodness because the other rooms only had windows into the common area/ open lobby which would have been very hard for me.
The food was good, but pricey. The best part about my stay was the complimentary breakfast.
I will be choosing another hotel next time, most definitely.