Been to this property many times. The key to a pleasant stay is your own attitude. The common language is a smile and the people speak it universally. Lots of kool tourist stuff to do not far away including the Cave at Camuy and surfing at Jobos and Rincon. Happy Belly bar is right up the street for american style bar food. The pueblo grocery store is about a 20 minute Drive.
We suggest staying clear of Isabela itself......Strange Vibe there.
A great day trip would be to the lighthouse on the southwest corner of the island..........perfect half moon beach. The quietest cabins are on the far east side of the property on the far side of the Hau Family home. This area is also double gated for those concerned about security. Jan and feb are good months for whale watching and are the best months for surfing. A little rain each day but for the most part perfect weather.

Spent 4 nights at this lovely small beachfront property west of Isabella. Very quiet location except for the pounding surf which lulled us to sleep each night. They have a protected lagoon for wading and children, and a great beach for sunsets and early morning walks. Great surfing, windsurfing and parasailing in the area and lots of fun watching the experts.
The wood framed bungalows, painted bright Carribean colors, are not luxurious and the furnishings are fairly basic but ours was clean and more than adequate. We made good use of the kitchen and had plenty of hot water for showers. Had to ask at the front desk for pots, pans and dishes but the staff responded quickly to all our requests. We thought it was a geat deal at $213/nite including tax for a 2 bedroom beachfront cottage with kitchen and covered front porch. Laundry service available and inexpensive. They have a great setting overlooking the beach for the covered but open air restaurant. We found the restaurant staff inexperienced but charming. The dinner was excellent with great fresh seafood. Breakfast was not up to the same standard but was acceptable. There are other restaurants in the area for variety. Not a luxurious high-rise resort on a crowded beach like Condado but a simple beachfront inn on a nearly deserted and pristine beach. Can't wait to return!

My husband and I drove around the island and stayed at this property one night. I think a family would enjoy it. It's set up kind of like a camp. It is a gated property with casitas and condos that overlook the bay. There are horses, a small pool, a basketball court, a restaurant ( where we had the best food of our trip) and a small convenience store. The grounds are well-kept. Just understand that it is not a big, luxury resort. Each unit has a sitting area and one or two bedrooms and a small kitchen with full-sized fridge. The beach is coarser type sand with waves constantly coming in. You can snorkel a little but there's not alot to see. Walking the beach to the left, you come to the next cove, which is a nice public beach with another restaurant for burgers etc. We paid $140 for a king bed, sitting area and kitchen.

We were looking for something out of the way, non-resort hoopla with just a bed and a great view and we found it at this place. The room was just ok, basic needs, bed, tv, table and chairs. We've done the big all-inclusive resorts and they sure are nice, but if you are looking for peace and quiet with a fantastic beach and great views then this is the place. We definitely would have loved some better amenites (updated kitchen), but the service Christina provided and the wonderful beach made up for it. We will definitely be back.