This resort is in need of major renovations. The rooms are poor to say the least. Shower is not designed for a 6'1" and requires major cleaning. The sink faucet is so corroded you do not want to even touch them. The furniture must have been purchased in one of the roadside ANTIQUES shops. The curtains and windows are dirty. When leaving our room there was a pond with a condemned bridge, good thing because your sure didn't want to fall in the BLUE water. We went to the restaurant on site called the Restaurant on the Knoll. Only upon entering this establishment did we notice that there was a notice advising guests that due to an elevated lever of Nitrate in the water, it was recommended not to consume the water. Not only would you expect to be notified when checking is, but they didn't provide bottles of water and they charged $4 for a bag of ice the size of the ice bucket provided. We unfortunately dined at this establishment, which I do not recommend. They ran out of food, we asked for 4 different options and each were not available. We felt bad for the waiter as he just didn't know where to place himself. We overheard that the owner has never run a restaurant, NO KIDDING. Apparently staff have mentioned that this place is up for sale. I sincerely hope that the new owners put a serious amount of money to renovate as it is situated in an ideal location. Do not expect a pristine beach. Access to the water is rock and sand with a nice algae border.
P.S. If you don't mind dining with SPIDERS this is the place for you.........