The good: Nice cabin right on the beach. The company we SCUBA'd with had a location on the dock right beside us, so that was super convenient. It's a max 20min walk south from the water taxi terminal. You can take a taxi for a ~5min ride and I think it cost 7BZ? Oh, and once you get there, they offer COMPLIMENTARY BIKES on a first-come, first-serve basis, to be returned by the evening. That was super sweet.
The neutral: The kitchenette is nice, but we found it very difficult to utilize simply because we struggled to find groceries. We spent a bit more on a room with this feature, hoping to save money overall by making some meals. Well, the 3-4 supermarkets immediately around us weren't really grocery stores in the sense that any of that food would be cooked on a stove. If I were to repeat this trip, I'd find a bit cheaper of a room and just accept that I would be eating out for basically the entire time. In this case, do yourself a favor and go just a little bit west and eat at the cheaper places, rather than the restaurants directly on the coast.
The bad: Our sliding glass door, the only door for location, DID NOT LOCK from the inside. This door latches easily from the outside, mind you. Our initial arrival was in the middle of the day. We opened the door and successfully locked it when leaving. That night, however, I could not latch it when we were headed to sleep. I tried and struggled with many different lifting and pushing and twisting. The very best that I could manage was a light latching which easily gave away with a stern pull on the door. Luckily, Darren, a security guard, noticed my struggle and came to assist me. He helped lift the door from the outside and, using the key I gave him, lock it such that my full strength and weight could not pull the door from the wall. He then met me at a window where I removed the screen and he handed me back my key. It turns out that he was familiar with this procedure, as apparently the people before me had the same problem. Hopefully between their complaint, Darren's note, my comment to management, and this note here, future guests of room #8 will be able to lock their door from the inside without needing to seek out the friendly security guard.