Our taxi driver tried for 40 minutes to get near to the Hotel, but was unable to do so. The instructions provided by the hotel did not work because there were no guards at the gate to allow us into the area. We had to walk 30 minutes with our luggage through the jungle to get there. All of this made us miss plans we had made and paid for. When we arrived and explained the situation to the staff, they did not have any empathy and just said, well we can't do anything about the government, it's not our fault. I am disabled. If I had any clue from the hotel's description that the area was inaccessible, I would not have booked the hotel. I thought I was booking a 4 star beach resort experience and what we got was a 1 star camping experience. The room was full of mosquitoes. The path to the separated bathroom was treacherous as my partner fell off the steep stepping stones on a night trip to the bathroom and injured his ankle and hip. The amenities they stated they had were not present and again when I asked for a hair dryer, I got nothing but bad attitude from the staff... "There's too many people staying here so there's not enough [x,y,z] for you." "I know you asked for this 3 days ahead of your stay and we told you we had it for you, but now we don't. It's not my fault, too bad." After the first night, we decided to book another hotel somewhere else because it was miserable and inaccessable. We told the staff about this and checked out, and they still charged us for entire stay.