The Assemblage Point Resort

The rooms and food felt a bit pricey to me, but the quiet, well-kept setting made for a relaxing visit. There’s lots to do, including the pool, basketball, billiards, snorkeling, and kayaking. We had a really restful time at The Assemblage Point, less than two hours from the city. If you bring pets, they can come for a day tour but can’t stay overnight in the rooms. A nice spot for a quick break with some activity.

The cottage we rented for p2000 wasn’t worth it. The door barely worked, and it only had one rusty wall fan. If money’s tight, I’d choose a cheaper cottage or skip renting one. The swimming gear rentals were expensive too. Still, the food was so good everyone went quiet for a moment, especially the chicken butter. There’s a basketball area, plenty of parking, and free wifi, which helps since cellular data is weak. The facility is very good, and the staff are friendly. Swimming in the pool costs p170 for adults, while the beach is free, with corals here and there. I’d come back because the experience was very good.

The resort is very well maintained and presented. The pool is very good, though a proper beach and safer swimming in the sea would make it even better. I know that may not always be possible. Still, it’s a very good resort.

The food and room rates are expensive, and breakfast isn’t included. They also charge a pretty high convenience fee for debit card payments. There’s no Wi-Fi in the rooms, which was a real hassle for me as a freelancer who needs stable internet. I had to work from the lobby instead. For those prices, I’d expect decent internet service, maybe something like Starlink. The place has a lovely beach view, and I liked that the pool water was warm rather than too cold. There are lifeguards on standby, the rooms are spacious, and the beds are comfortable. The staff were friendly and attentive, too.