This place was exactly as other reviews made it sound, which was incredibly helpful to me when choosing it as our honeymoon destination. The stairs up can be rough, however they get easier every time you take them. Plus, they're fun because there's little geckos everywhere. It is rainforesty, so yes, expect bugs. Initially that put me off, even though every review I read had prepared me for it...but you really do get used to it. The peppermint spray also works great as a kind alternative to pesticides. Also the all natural minty soap really eases any mosquito bites you aquire during the day. I have really long, easily tangled hair and the all natural shampoo and conditioner worked well for me, so if you choose to stay, be respectful and use what is provided. Also be sure to purchase reef-friendly sunscreen at any of the local stores. Yoga on the deck was really great (even for the more inexperienced folks like me and my hubby) and actually got rid of a lot of built-up muscle tension. The yoga instructor really knows his stuff. Jennilyn was our point of contact during our stay and she was awesome! Very quick to respond and gave good advice/suggestions on things to try or see in the area. Despite my phobia of sharks and serious lack of experience in the ocean, we decided to attempt a surf lesson...we did not regret it! Doug, the surf instructor, was an amazing guy! Not only does he have patience in teaching, but he is great at making you feel safe (he was a lifeguard for many years too). Honestly, we regretted not meeting him sooner because he knows the island inside and out, and can give you a lot of history/interesting facts. We could've easily chilled with him all day, he's just a super cool, welcoming guy. We suggest if you have any interest, you go for it. This was easily one of our most adventurous, memorable, and fun stays we have ever had, big mahalo to all who helped!