exposurebydjk
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We had a pleasant stay for several nights and felt the hotel was as advertised - nice rooms, at the end of the developed part of the island, and a quiet experience overall.||There was maybe limited beachfront area to hang out on (some hotels just down the road seemed to have more), but we were right on the water, which was still nice. The white sandbar, aquamarine water, and sunsets made for great views. ||We liked being on the "end" of the island, plus being right where the sandbar starts (you could walk straight out from the hotel and be on it). It was a bit far to walk in the hot sun to town. Taxis were 150 pesos each way and were easy to get (the front desk will call one for you, too). There were bikes, but we didn't use them.||The bed was comfortable. Our room (I think one of the suites) was huge. It was in pretty good condition, though there were a few things that seemed like obvious misses (a missing lightbulb in a lamp, for instance). Wifi was pretty good. I wouldn't count on video calls or streaming, but basic google searches or email were fine.||The restaurant was ok. We had only one meal there outside of breakfasts and honestly found better food/more interesting menus elsewhere on the island. Staff were always friendly and helpful, though. Communications around some tours we inquired about were inconsistent though and varied a bit based on who we spoke with. I wish they had had more official information they could have distributed (laying out the different tour prices, schedules, activities, etc.) so we could have more easily chosen one.||We didn't use the spa, and wished there was a gym to use but I'm not sure any hotel on the island offers that.