Shineville Luxury Resort

I loved the hotel's exterior. It looked pretty and had a real mood both during the day and at night. Our room was roomy, though basic and nothing fancy. It didn't have an ocean view, and I didn't even take a photo inside.

Chef’s Kitchen restaurant was the highlight and would earn five stars on its own. The breakfast buffet was expensive, but we looked forward to it every morning. The air conditioning was excellent, and there was a 24h arcade and convenience store. The lobby was kind of cool too. The rooms were dirty, the bathroom had black mold, and the trims, mouldings, and baseboards needed repairs. The kitchen and fridge were filthy. The pool was decent, though there was lint and garbage floating in it.

A beautiful property with a lovely walking garden and a path down to the ocean. Meditation music played throughout the grounds, and the food was good. The beds were a bit hard and uncomfortable, though.

The building has nice views, and the place looks professional. It was fairly spacious, with separate rooms for privacy and a veranda, but only one bed. There are two bathrooms. The pool closes early and costs extra, the refrigerator has no freezer, and there was no shower curtain, so you have to be careful while showering.