Hakuna Matata was a very nice place to stay. The location is very close to the beach, surf lessons, restaurants, and shopping. They also offer a lot of amenities. There's a full kitchen where guests can cook. Some guests made their own pancakes and coffee. There's a fridge to store your food. And it's pretty ingenious to have guests label their things with their name and check out date (so that things can easily be thrown away after that date). There are two bathrooms that have showers. One of the bathroom has a tub, but I didn't try it and can't confirm that it works. Although I didn't make use of these, there were kayaks, surf boards, snorkeling gear, and bikes for guests to use. There was also a hammock right outside for outside relaxation. This place is less than a city block away from the beach where you can go snorkeling or surfing easily. The bikes seemed only so so. They were cruisers that could only brake by pedaling backwards (no gears or brakes on the handles).
The managers (I think Dominique and David) were also very friendly and accommodating. They also have a cute dog that is very friendly. They stay on site.
The bed was okay. My bed (or the frame) in particular was pretty squeaky, and I wondered if my moving around disturbed the other guests sometimes. There was a locker in my room (Surf), but you would need to use your own lock. The room was also airconditioned, which was a necessity in the heat. (I'm not sure if all rooms have AC. I peeked into one room and saw a ceiling fan, but not sure if I saw an AC unit.) There was a plug close to my bed so I could easily charge my phone. There were also drawers in the room that I did not use. Each room also has its own lock code.
All in all, I had a good stay at Hakuna Matata. I would stay here again.