Great place but not a great restaurant no bar that was open and the big one is location not great poor roads hard to get rides to town and the beach

My overall experience here was okay. Unfortunately I didn’t know there was a restaurant on the premises until my second to last day visiting. I think maybe the language barrier has something to do with how the front desk explains the property. Also, I rented a bike from the young man in the rental area that’s on the property because it is quite far from all of the restaurants and activities. Anyhow, At First glance i thought I would be able to handle a scooter which was 500 pesos per day but quickly found out it was dangerous for me since I had never used one before. This was all within 5 minutes after paying. I hadn’t even left his side because he had to teach me how to operate the bike. Once I realized that it would be safer to get an electric bike(400 pesos) I told him and he told me he could not refund me the difference. I thought to myself wow I hadnt even left the property or rode the scooter yet. But I did not make a fuss about it because I was in a different country and he had my passport ( which is a requirement if you don’t want to pay 2000 pesos as a down payment) you also have to pay a deposit for a key to the room (which by the way I was not given back) overall, I would not return to this property because of these issues. I would stay at a beach club where the access and activities are.