This is not a resort. It is a motel on the beach. We paid over $1000 a night for what was supposed to be a beach front room with no view of the beach. We literally got the worst room in the house and complaints fell on unsympathetic ears. The shower control was missing. The seal for the shower door was falling off and the bathroom is like a phone booth. Lack of pool towels because guests hoard them. Non-guests using the loungers and umbrellas on the beach and even a non-guest woman with a dog at their only picnic table with no one in sight to enforce their policies. Be aware, this resort offers $100 a day day passes, meaning you may not have the facilities YOU paid $1000 a night for. Your only food options are a vending machine with Saran wrapped sandwiches and Pringles. This place does not deserve Marriott resort pricing.
What few restaurants there are on the island don't take reservations during peak times, and there is over a 2 hour wait for walk ups. There are simply not enough restaurants for the number of AirB&Bs and hotels. We ended up going inland and still had to wait 30 minutes. Imagine spending $1000 a night for a beach front room and missing the sunset because there was no place to eat near your "resort." As for the island, to call it charming and rustic is a compliment. It's really tacky and low class and way overburdened. It has a nice beach and would be a good day trip, but forget about staying here.
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