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"Beautiful rooms friendly helpful staff. Lovely indoor pool"

"Great place, great staff, great amenities, great food."

"Very clean, recently refurbished by the look of it. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. No evening meals available, but a lovely restaurant down on the seafront was recommended and was a little gem:-)"

"Lovely little beach spot. Great service. Nice breakfast. Love the view from in room spa tub over the bay"

"Solid"

"Great room. Clean and lovely staff."

"A magnificent place to stay. Wonderful amenities and comfortable rooms with incredible views. And the breakfast is everything you could want. What a wonderful experience!"

"The location was amazing and the building was beautiful. "

"As others have noted, this is an undeniably beautiful place. We stayed in two suites--an ocean view suite on night one, and the master suite on night two. The rooms were both very comfortable and well-appointed. The nearby beach, easily accessible by car, is beautiful, uncrowded, and served by a great little beachfront cafe (full bar, snacks, sandwiches, etc.). All of that is great and as advertised. (There was a minor glitch with the air-conditioning, but that was apparently a hotel-wide issue that was resolved pretty quickly.) The bigger issue is the constant club music blaring through the outdoor speakers from breakfast until 10/11pm. It's very audible in the oceanside suites, including the master suite. We asked several times if the speakers could be turned off outside, as there was often no one sitting outside to begin with. But the staff told us they could not turn off the speakers. They repeatedly committed to turn the music down, but if they in fact turned the music down, it wasn't noticeable. I'm sure there are plenty of guests looking for a beautiful, clubby patio from morning until bedtime. (Although, as noted, I didn't see very many of those people outside during our stay.) But if you're looking for a serene hotel on a cliff where you can hear the ocean, this is not the place for you -- you are much more likely to hear a dance remix."