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"Very tidy and clean. Loved the privacy and pool!!! Will definitely be back."

"lovely house overlooking the ocean. clean, comfortable, great communication. lovely to fall asleep to the sound of the ocean."

"The rooms were clean but needed a bit of updating there was only one channel on TV. The pool in the bar area were nice. The breakfast was adequate but you could pay to have extras like bacon and eggs if you chose to. you could catch the shuttle to the Edgewater hotel which is the sister hotel . The Local bus stops outside $35 for 10 trips around the island . Happy hour was twice a day ."

"The location is perfect if you want to save the money for the taxi(20-30NZD)and rent a motobike. But the rooms are very close to the bar and the music is TOO LOUDand NOISY, they have all day happy hour, and the party finishes around 11.30 pm everyday,so if you want to take a rest, this hotel is the worse place ever. As there are outside people come to the bar<because the alcohol is cheap>, I don't think it's save and nice for the guests.... Trasfer to and from the airport is complementary,...

"Excelente el servicio"

"hotel anticuado, necesita modernización general. precio muy caro. Pagas la ubicación. "

"Take ear plugs! The Roosters never shut up! The facilities are basic, but clean and OK. Pool is OK as long as large groups don't take over. Nautilus staff we found dismissive, Muri staff more pleasant. BBQ area is nice but the hot plates are old and barely heat meaning without an over, self catering is challenging. Good proximity to beach and great use of snorkles / kayak / reef shoes etc."

"Rooms are good and staff very friendly and helpful. Reception staff more business like but then they are busy . Nothing of note to be negative about . The resort was great with extra activities to go to during the day. The men that sang and played outside at night were very good. Visitors just need to be patient as not everything Food was very tasty and appealing."

"When we arrived we thought we’d come to the wrong hotel. It was like rolling up to the entrance of an old western motel. A gritty, broken up driveway brought us to the main entrance which had a large plain pond with nothing in it - just an unloved body of water which must have, at one stage, had a welcoming water feature, I assume. The stairs up to reception were plain concrete with grubby iron handrails. And the reception looked as if we’d arrived at the back entrance- barely any lighting,...