Location in PR is really great. Short drive to restaurants, rain forest, beaches, and Fajardo boats. Traffic is ok in the area, nothing like San Juan.

The place itself is in the gated "Village" within the gated complex. You must pass through two gates. Really hard to find on first arrival, as nothing is labeled. Ask security at the second gate how to get to your unit. The unit is one of the farthest ones from the beach and resort. And you will hear some road noise, but not when you're inside with the windows closed. You will have access to a beach area exclusive to the Villas. It's a nice beach with a pool and bar on weekends. But it's a good 8 minutes by golf cart. If going to that beach club area, I recommend driving a car if you have one, much easier. Plenty of parking. If going to the resort, I recommend taking the golf cart to avoid parking fees, but go really slow on the numerous road bumps! You will have access to casino, restaurants and beach. No access to fitness room unless you pay. Also, you're not technically allowed to use the pool, but security won't care. If you have kids, let them use the water slide! Casino is small, no waiters that I saw, but not totally rigged as I won on slots.

The entire beach area around the resort is a really nice one, kids will enjoy finding thousands of sand dollars and even starfish.

The villa is nice and spacious, kitchen and master areas are very big. There are no pics of the bathrooms but they are pretty nice. There's a tankless water heater that stays hot. There are three air conditioners, one in the main area, one in the loft, and one in the master. They work fine except the one in the master didn't turn off like the others. It would blow hard like normal, and then it would idle once the temperature was reached, so you can always hear it. The first couple nights, I didn't sleep very well. Not until I wore earplugs did I get a decent nights sleep. We told the owners who quickly hired an AC tech to look at it. He said it was because the remote was set to "Auto" rather than "cool", which is absurd. After we set it to "cool" it still wouldn't turn off completely. He acknowledged that, and because he didn't speak english, we didn't really have a solution and agreed the unit is just like that. The technician later told the owners that the problem was because it was set on "auto" which of course wasn't the problem. I recommended the owners change the unit.