We went there for the New Year holiday (last minute planning, all good places were already booked), escaped after 2 days. Rooms were old, as was furniture. Absolutely not cosy. Food was tolarable, but nothing more. The New Year dinner served in the garden was suprisingly OK with a bottle of champagne and a basket of fruits from the hotel delivered to each room before the dinner. It was winter, so water in the sea was a bit too refreshing and cold wind blew almost all the time, but we did not regreat the weather, as swimming there was not only unpleasant because of muddy water and small ships moored nearby, it was dangerous for not so skilled swimmers because of rather strong current. Pool was OK. The place is quite isolated with nothing more around it than a fishermen village with tiny shops selling bare necessities. To get to any place more civilised you need a taxi.
What was good - garden was well kept, though not large. And a boat trip around mangrove islands with hundreds of flamingoes was fantastic.