Cute place, but note that it is extremely off the beaten path - and there are no lights to get there. Expect to spend at least a half hour getting there from the marina - and probably longer if taking a golf cart. Tons of potholes and extremely difficult to see in the dark. Also there are not many food options (or even a market) nearby, especially after 6 or 7pm so then you’ll need to go into town which will probably take about 2 hours total. There is a mini fridge so you can store some things if needed. The beach is very secluded, so you can sit at a table or chairs next to the water at night for some solitude, but just be aware of how secluded the location is. Also, the wall fan is extremely loud and blows way too hard, so there was no happy medium to have it on a little, so it does get stuffy. Unfortunately you cannot hear the waves crashing either, as there are no waves really on this side of the island (although the beach is nice). WiFi was not working very well for me, but they said it was being fixed the day I left so can’t comment on how well it works on other occasions.
The staff tried to be as accommodating as possible, with one of the staff members (Aaron) being so kind as to drive my golf cart into town for me to go to the market and get take out, as I was freaked out to drive it on the very bumpy and dark roads alone at night.
If you want a very secluded and remote experience, this is your spot!