*Note that the photos shown in this VRBO listing are not necessarily the villa you will be booked into. This listing represents a number of villas that you can potentially get, so by booking, you're making a reservation at the resort, not booking the specific villa shown in this listing... which led to a little bit of a disappointment when we were assigned Villa 98, which still had great views of the giant cliffs, but was facing east, with not much of a water nor sunset view.
Our 1 week stay here was really nice and relaxing. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the service was great. We spent most of the time lounging by the pool or on the grassy sun terrace. The heated pool was a perfect temp, easy to submerge into without temperature shock, but also good for cooling off in the hot sun. We enjoyed the bar /terrace area and the outdoor billiard tables, but you don't get a full sunset view, most of the water views are blocked by the second stories of the surrounding villas, so if the terrace was just a bit higher to see over those roofs, you'd have better views.
The resort is well maintained and very clean. The inside of the villa, while feeling a bit dated, was in good condition with comfortable beds. The extra glazing on the windows and terrace doors do a great job keeping it extra quiet inside for a great night's sleep. The clientele at the resort appear to be a mix of about 70% British retirees who might be full time / timeshare owners there, and 30% younger couples and families on holiday.
Bad WiFi:
There is free WiFi by the bar / pool area, but it's extremely slow and unreliable. Speeds are around 200kbps which is barely enough for email. And half the time while you can connect to the wifi itself, it would have no internet connection. The villas have WiFi extenders inside them which you can rent for 20 euros per week, but the resort guide book itself said that it wasn't guaranteed you'd get a connection, and I assume you'd just be connecting to the same useless bar / pool wifi. We expected to be "unplugged" while there, however the reality of our connected lives soon hit with several work emergencies cropping up, and not being able to get our nightly Netflix fix. We quickly used up our mobile phone data as wifi hotspots and ended up buying extra data to get us through the week. We also went to Deli on the Hill down the street, a nice cafe with free highspeed wifi and great ocean views.