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Hotel Azucar was a lucky find. It was recommended for a wedding I attended in the area and was the cheaper alternative to Maison Couturier (which is not seaside, but is also an amazing option). Both are mentioned in The Design Hotels Book. Azucar is made up of palm-leaf roofed, white bungalows with direct access to the beach. I stayed in an independent bungalow surrounded by beautiful landscaping with its own patio and hammock, although there were two story bungalows that appeared to have two units. The room was a modern stark white, spacious and simple. It had an outdoor shower to wash off in that led directly into the interior shower. ||||Honestly I spent little to no time in my bungalow and all my time at the hotel in the pool. The white pool deck, with a view of the beach, slopes directly into the white pool, optimal for sun tanning. It’s bright so bring your darkest sunglasses. Around the pool are a few covered cabanas for shade, the bar, and a deck overlooking the beach. It was a short trip and I saw nothing of the local town, but it was an amazing getaway lounging, ordering poolside drinks and grilled octopus (all reasonably priced). While the location is a bit difficult to get to, as there is no close local airport, I would definitely consider going back just to lounge by that pool again.