Gem Beach Resort

There aren’t many guests, which means it’s peaceful, but sometimes almost too quiet, with only the waves to hear. The resort can feel creepy after dark, and you need to watch for uneven paths. It’s old, with some broken ceilings, an ornamental pool full of algae and moss, and a dry fountain at the front. The room itself is nice and has towels, a kettle, toilet paper, soap in a dispenser by the shower, and an iron. There’s no bath tub. The pool is great, and our room had a lovely beach view. If you like a rustic, haunted-resort sort of feel, you might enjoy it. Just don’t expect much.

We left less than 30 minutes after checking in, and the money couldn’t be refunded. Our room was in shambles, and getting there felt like a trek. The place seemed completely neglected, and an eerie feeling set in as soon as we took our bags from the car. It was easily my worst hotel experience. The grounds are huge and there’s a private beach area, I think. For a group of friends looking to throw a bachelor party, it might work, since they could party all night without anyone or anything nearby, maybe.

The resort seems badly neglected, and the dark corridor and blackout in my room made it feel unsafe for kids. It was too creepy. At night I saw many boar walking around the resort. It isn’t like it was the last time I came. This was the worst resort. Please make it safe for children and other guests.

We arrived late at night, and checking in felt scary at first. The place seemed like it had been abandoned for a long time, though really it just lacked maintenance. The room was spacious, had all the necessities, and we had no problems during the stay. The resort is within walking distance of a beach.