Stone Village Resort

We still had fun and made our stay work by being resourceful. The place is good for team building, birthdays, and other occasions, large or small, though it is pricey. The unusual structure deserves five stars, but there are things to improve: there was no Wi-Fi or phone to call for help from the villas, and our villas weren’t very clean. One had a bad smell from stagnant water under the sink. The complimentary items didn’t feel like enough for the price, there weren’t many activities like boating or a park, and there were no kitchen utensils. I hope things improve, and I’d like to come back someday. ☺️😊🤞

The hygiene seems good, but there’s very little entertainment, so you really need to come with a group to have fun. There’s no Wi-Fi or telephone either. The pool is much too small, and since most visitors are men, it feels uncomfortable for girls to use it. Most of the resort is surrounded by seawater, but swimming isn’t allowed. The place could use some improvement.

The resort is near the sea, and evenings there can be peaceful. Winter seems like the best time to visit. The village has an attractive architectural design and feels pleasant to stay in, but the maintenance needs work. There was still some trash around, and although the rooms are quite good, they could be improved. It seems like a nice place to spend time with family. 😊

This was a visit from two years ago, and I had a great experience. You have to book ahead so they can confirm the head count, then they direct you to your village. There’s one pool shared by everyone, and it closes around midnight. The place has a Flinstone-inspired village look. 💕