Clean. Safe. Plenty of clean towels. Coffee maker in room (but no coffee or mugs). AC works well. Full cable TV. Very, very friendly owner/staff.

Location is remote - you absolutely need a car. On-site restaurant is only open for lunch & food is tolerable (all fried). You need to drive 10+ minutes to get to another restaurant for breakfast or dinner. Beach is not cleaned by staff (so full of seaweed & driftwood) & hardly gets any sun. No amenities provided other than a bar of soap. WiFi doesn’t work in rooms & is only available at the restaurant during open lunch hours (about 12-4). This place has potential - is clean & safe, but hasn’t quite figured out how to deliver efficient, discreet service with local charm (like their competitors at Paradise Bay, La Fourchette & Big Ds Conch Spot have). They still operate on friendly but very disorganized / inefficient “island time”. I was never checked in, I thought I might be in the wrong place for the first few hours. I didn’t get a key to my room until I asked 4 times. But at the same time, a friend staying with the owner drove me to the store to get water & made me breakfast one day...so they were super friendly, I was just looking for something a bit more service-oriented & relaxing...while still being off the beaten path. If that’s what you want, it looks like Paradise Bay up the road has that nailed.