Melissa
Avoid this hotel at all costs. First they took our passport information and sent it to a took our passport information and sent it to a third-party offsite by mobile phone. Then they had us send our email addresses directly to the offsite third-party contact in order to get a copy of our door code. Once we receive the door code, we then had to screenshot it and send it back to the third-party offsite. All of this is quite sketchy considering we booked it through the Expedia app. A group of Nigerians was sitting directly in front of the door and eyeing all of our belongings as we were going in, and coming out. Lastly, and finally the reason we did not complete our stay at this hotel: Our hotel door actually had two holes drilled all the way through it above the lock, rendering the lock completely useless. The hotel solution? To stuff Kleenex in it.This is not a secure lodging, and Expedia should remove it from their property listings. While they are talented as the best hotel on the island, having seen their rooms firsthand, I can tell you that the hotel we stayed at one block away, was far superior and had views of the ocean for a fraction of the cost of this hotel. The windows were so filthy in this hotel room. You could not even clearly see outside.
