"Amazing staff and truly exceptional service. Both G. and M. were always present, attentive, and genuinely supportive throughout our stay. They helped with meals and were always available whenever we needed assistance. Their hospitality made a real difference, and we are truly grateful to have met them and spent a few days in what feels like a hidden paradise. The location is beautiful—a peaceful beachfront property in a quiet, uncrowded area with plenty to do nearby. It’s about a 45-minute drive from Diani Airport, so having a car is highly recommended. Make sure to follow the Tiwi Beach exit rather than relying on the GPS coordinates to reach the property. It is also advisable to buy supplies, including drinking water, before arriving at the facility. The penthouse itself has incredible potential and offers stunning views, but unfortunately it is not well maintained and still requires significant work. Basic structural improvements are needed, including proper ceiling finishing, fencing, and treatment of the wooden furniture due to visible infestation. Another issue is that there are many open gaps and spaces around the penthouse structure, which allow insects and even cats to enter the room. This significantly affects comfort and hygiene and should be addressed with proper sealing and screening. Overall, the staff and location are fantastic, but the penthouse urgently needs proper maintenance and finishing to match the beauty of the setting."

"I want to clarify that I chose this resort for two reasons: its distance from Diani Beach (and its intrusive beach boys) and its semi-private beach and ocean-view pool. Indeed, the view from the resort is magnificent; it's certainly the best location on the entire coast. As for beach boys, there aren't any at all because the beach is very secluded. However, aside from these two positive points, everything else was negative due to the hotel's dilapidated state and lack of staff. During my stay, only three accommodations were occupied (even though there are dozens available). I felt like I was in a ghost hotel. Apart from a few hotel employees, we were practically the only guests: unbelievable! After speaking with a local guest who has been a regular at the hotel for a long time, I learned that the resort suffers from a serious management problem, which has impacted occupancy rates and therefore profitability. Ultimately, maintenance is no longer being carried out properly due to a lack of funds and staff. Aside from the security team, I counted no more than 15 employees, despite the resort's enormous size. There is a glaring understaffing, meaning that even basic maintenance work is not being performed. Here is a list of the defects observed: - Lawns not watered, therefore completely yellow and scorched by the sun - Flowers and plants not watered (dead aloe vera near the restaurant pool) - Pools not vacuumed (sea sand at the bottom) - Outdated plastic sun loungers, torn beach mattresses - Pool surround not cleaned (cigarette butts not picked up) - Mosaic floor of the pool partially torn off - Broken and dangerous pool overflow (loose stones and rusty metal parts), a child could easily be injured by falling through it. - Gardens not cleaned (dead palm branches on the ground can remain for several days) - Open electrical junction boxes in wet rooms (sinks and showers): real risk of electrocution - Aging cottages open to the wind - Fitness room closed - Beach not cleaned by staff (it's a real dump!) - Poor quality restaurant with very slow service (45 minutes to bring out 3 plates) (frozen fish…). Due to a lack of customers, the food served in the restaurant is frozen, even the fish, even though we're only 500 meters from fishermen's huts! And the best for last: - Monkeys manage to get into the cottages and help themselves to your food and supplies (security recommends locking everything in cupboards). - The hotel's generator wasn't working when there was a power outage (broken or out of fuel?). - Tuk-tuks don't go to the resort (the road is in terrible condition): the taxi fare to Diani Beach varies from €21 to €30 round trip. Given that the resort is empty and has no other activities, you have to get to Diani Beach somehow."