Lori B
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You can’t beat the easy walk to the beach at the Westin, and use of their chairs, towels, pools, beach chairs & food/drinks which can be billed to S.Suites.|However, there are preparations to consider & the staff is not overly helpful. To prepare (we did this both times here), I would *suggest* the following: bring a bar of soap from home for the shower. We have used the same, tiny bar of hand soap which was never replaced even after 5 days. Bring a small dehumidifier: doors go directly outside but the ceiling fan + AC just don’t remove the moisture. It’s an older property which hasn’t been updated in 30 years. Bring a drying rack: there is no balcony, outdoor seating, etc to dry bathing suits & swim shirts. Bring your own hangers. You get 4-5. Only 1 side of the bed has a nightstand, so the other person must prepare for charging their devices at night by bringing a power strip of some kind. They’ll end up setting devices on the floor, on the AC unit (yuck) or the windowsill (icky). Bring earplugs if you are bothered by roosters crowing at 6 am until 10-11 am every day. Not hating, just saying. It’s the culture and that’s fine, but I thought you should know to prepare. ||We always tip the cleaning people at least $5-7 dollars per day, in cash, on the bed. The last time, they replenished 2 16-oz water bottles each day, which was lovely & unexpected. Not so this time. Today, we didn’t even receive clean hand towels: just 3 washcloths hanging where the hand towels had been. When I called the front desk, they said we could stop down & pick some up. My wife & I didn’t come here to do someone’s job; we both already have jobs. Just be prepared for what you get. There are LOTS of rentals on the island, near the beach. We will consider other places next time & may or may not return.