Not sure what this hotel tries to be
My perception of this hotel is biased in some ways by the fact that I was on business; had I been traveling for vacation, I may have had a differnt opinion.
The resort is set up as a series of small buildings that have two units each. It appears that some of these units have full-time residents and others are used as a hotel. As such, there is an odd vibe of full-time residents and vistors in the complex; this is not a bad thing, just a bit differnt from the usual hotel.
The resort tries to give an exotic feel to the location by making it a walking experience, with staff in golf carts always willing to lend someone a ride. However there is very bad signage, and it is easy to get lost; half the time I flagged down a staff member on a cart was to get directions. Geting lost due to a lack fo signage, especially at night with limited street illumination got tiresome quickly.
The rooms themselves have an "island like" flavor with hardwood floor, however due to the first level location, I did have some ants in my room, which was a bit unwelcomed.
There is a casual and a more formal restaurant in the complex. While I only ate at the casual restaurant, it was not very good.
Overall I felt that the resort was lacking something; it seemed like it did not know what it wanted to be, and as a result, it did all things a bit badly. In the end, I would not stay here again in the future and would look elsewhere.