The hotel room: -Dirty, so Dirty…read more -dressers missing handles so you cant open several of them -broken safe -front and patio doors, take a lot of effort to lock The pool: -no towels at the pool. You must go to the lobby/check-in and ask for towels. The front desk is NOWHERE near the pool. -nice bar and great bartender, but dont forget to take your credit card or cash since you can't charge anything to your room. Customer service: -they are at the mercy of the owners. So if you book through VRBO and they mess up your reservation, too bad, so sad. Our reservation was changed and canceled and multiplied, requiring us to move rooms while there. It was a terrible experience. Never will I ever stay here again.

This resort is so amazing and like a little hideaway from the daily life. The rooms are not that…read morebig But you really should not spend your time inside LoL the room were clean and bed was so comfortable small kitchen and a awesome balcony and did I mention the few so beautiful. We will definitely come again oh before I forget they have a onside restaurant so good I definitely recommend it order there brussels sprouts my husband normally doesn't like them, but he did eat these and said they're really good

Never included any photos so I wanted to add some of them in from the property. I still think about…read morethat trip and can't wait to go back.

The Flamboyan is a a mixture of individual rooms, suites and timeshares residences. The pricing is…read morebudget friendly and that is reflected in what is available during non peak hours. There is parking on site and 2 independently operated businesses that have overlapping hours. The Northside Grind provides the best cup of cold brew on this island with its only competition being on St John; they also have a great selection of breakfast and nosh food. The Root 42 is a good bar and has variety of pub grub - the meals were okay. The suites are not senior person friendly. There are a myriad of wooden stairs, some of which are uneven, leading to the of suites. None of the trip areas are painted or highlighted to accentuate the potential tripping hazard. There is also a lack of signage to assist older grans and mothers (anyone really) find their way back to the pool, registration desk and other amenities. The bathroom window has no privacy coverage in the shower. There are no phones in the rooms and no updates are provided when basic services are disconnected or discontinued due to emergencies or maintenance. On the second night during our stay, the water stopped flowing from the faucet during a shower with no warning. It was after hours in the resort (7pm) and there was no one to contact about the issue until the registration desk reopened the next morning; the desk closes by 5pm each day. We were unable to flush toilets, wash our hands, brush teeth etc until the next morning when water pressure was restored minimally. The water still had not been restored by the time of check out. (Standard Island issue in all seasons when mechanical items break or there is drought) I also suggest taking a trip to Pueblo Supermarket for potable drinking water for extended stays. When the manager was approached concerning information or assistance concerning this issue the responses were evasive. The manager would respond with " a new pump was installed at midnight (impossible on this island) and that issue was being fixed at 6 am. No compensation was offered and no apologies were given. An apology would have gone further than "this happens on the island; no one has ever made that kind of complaint; you're the first person to ever share that complaint." Flamboyan (historically was the Magens Point Hotel) is a hotel masquerading as a resort. The pricing is budget friendly, the distance from Magens Bay that hosts is a huge bonus and the service staff is friendly, outgoing and engaging. They are 5s and I hope they know their value. The resort is clean, the rooms are clean, the towels and bedding are clean. Everything is well kept and daily maintained. The few days spent here didn't allow the friendly palmettos to rear their existence and kept my always cocked, flipflop holstered until our next meeting A great view Magens Bay from the pool area that gives a wonderful sunset display each evening, weather permitting. If you're on a budget conscious trip and can forgo much of the small nuances/amenities a larger, more expensive resort can provide this is the place for you. I had a fine time here and would use this place again when I needed a place to rest my head. There was another review concerning upgrades to the single rooms whereas the suites have not yet been given a glow up. Lori, the general manager, was friendly and available during business hours and able to assist, when practical, with requests. There is no phone or email to communicate with the manager or management in off hours. The phone number provided for the front desk went straight to full voice mail box. Caveat Emptor.

We had a great stay here for 3 nights while attending a wedding. The location is great. A few…read moreblocks from all the clubs, restaurants and duty free shopping. Keep in mind it is a walk up so be mindful of heavy luggage. The space was clean and bright. There were great amenities like pool noodles, beach chairs and towels. All the dishes and utensils in the kitchen were a nice touch. The studio is nicely decorated. We stayed in unit #4. The only complaints were the walls are VERY THIN, and there are no curtains at the back of the unit. People in the neighboring houses and buildings can see you getting out the shower due to the size and location of the bathroom window. I would stay here again, but request window coverings and bring earplugs.