property was cleaned nicely and well equipped for the purpose of the stay.

the wifi was occasionally poor or not working at all, usually at “peak” hours like late morning or early night. Check in closes at 22:00

Excellent view from the pool. Security. Well-equipped kitchenette Nice terrace overlooking the sea Functional air conditioning Supermarket U Express is only 5 minutes away

Towels should have been changed daily and toiletries provided according to the number of customers accommodated in the room. Rubbish should have been taken away daily. Offering dinner without reservation

The place had beautiful views to Diamant rock

The apartment was old and not super well taken care. It is a duplex and the stairs were very steep.

The view is outstanding. We had a duplex room, three decks, and two of them look right out over the beautiful water. Sunrises and sunsets were always spectacular. The pool was great. never very busy, fantastic view, and the breeze and sound of the crashing waves were nice. Hotel is situated at the far end of Diamant Beach. You can walk from the hotel right on to the beach, but need to walk down the beach a little bit to get to an area where you can put your stuff, since the area near the hotel is rocky and at high tide the water comes right up against the rocks. This can be a little treacherous.

- the hotel seems to nickel-and-dime for everything. Only one exchange of towels during the visit, and they charge 7 euro each to rent a beach towel. I recommend just buying a beach towel from a vendor, you can get them 2-for-25 euro. - Wifi access sucks. We generally had to spend a lot of time in the reception/office area to get wifi access, which is critical to finding local places to go or to make reservations at restaurants (which is a must). - the driveway. This may seem like a funny thing to complain about, but if you are renting a stick-shift car (which is the most available on the island) and you are not a good stick driver, the entrance and gate will be a problem. It's steep -- super steep, and pulls out onto a very busy road.