New hotel with great potential, but lots of little things that need to be improved to get things going. We booked a single night to check the place out and were told it's fully booked despite having booked through ***********. We were able to make a deal as we intended to stay in a penthouse for 4-5 nights anyway, so they let us stay in their multi-room condo, which unfortunately wasn't properly prepared (not cleaned, coffee machine had a used filter in it, lots of mosquitos in the room, no coffee or water available) but we had a place to stay. We also used their gym on that day, and the gym is absolutely great for a hotel gym despite the fact that one machine is broken and there's no water in the gym although it was advertised. The next day, we moved to our penthouse, which was absolutely fabulous. Very nice rooms with lots of wood and generally a very nice design and style. On second glance, we realized that the cleaning staff is not yet as efficient as they probably will be soon (see pictures). Lots of dust, many things were forgotten (water refill, coffee refill, new towels in the showers were often taken away but not replaced, and there never was any hand soap at all throughout the entire stay) but we have to say that every time we told staff about one of those things, they immediately remediated the issue which was absolutely great. There was just a general lack of proactiveness. In both rooms we had (the condo and the penthouse) there was initially no hot water in the showers, which we learned could just be turned on by the management. Why it wasn't turned on despite the fact that our PH was rented the night before we don't know. Also, the private pool was only cleaned after we requested it - but then it was cleaned well and although the pump only runs two times a day for a couple hours, it stayed mostly clean through the day. Now the single most impacting issue we encountered was: power outages. Almost every day (4 days out of 6), there was no power due to construction work going on in the neighbourhood, and sometimes for up to 6 hours where you couldn't shower (pumps wouldn't work, so we had to clean ourselves in the pool before dinner in town once), use the toilet (!) or use Wifi or just charge your phone. Definitely not the hotels mistake, mind you but the way this was handled was very questionable. Sometimes we were told it would be for one hour, and after asking again four hours later they would say that the really had no clue (why say anything in the first place then?). One morning, the chef who makes absolutely great breakfast wasn't present. We asked the staff why (at around 8:20 AM) and were told that since there would be a power outage, he couldn't cook anyway. He usually arrives before 8 AM so they quite obviously knew already the night before that power would be out - no info to any of the guests. Again, it all boils down to how they handle things and communicate: they react well when being told about a problem, but there's ab