We just returned from a 5-night stay in a two-bedroom cottage and there's a number of things I wish to comment on:
--the electric at this resort is 220, NOT 110 like the rest of the island.
--it was a two-block walk to the beach - not "just steps."
--the ceiling in one bathroom leaked directly over the toilet and since we had rain every day, the bathroom was unusable. This bathroom was connected to the bedroom (with the king-size bed) and the bedroom a/c did not work. Thus, our two-bedroom became a one bedroom and nothing was done to move us or repair the problems.
--there are no screens so be prepared to be eaten alive by mosquitoes.
--the lumpy twin beds were the only place one could stretch out to read a book (sofa was a loveseat and hard, low, splintery chairs on deck).
--there was no light bulb over 25 watts in the cottage and no light in the kitchenette area, making it difficult to see what you were cooking.
--the restaurant food was awful.

We will be returning to Chogogo for the 3rd time this Fall. My husband is not a beach lover, but he loves Curacao, and it is because of Chogogo. We stay in a two bedroom bungalow, although there are only the two of us, because you have more privacy. There are two full bathrooms, great time saver when we get ready for dinner, in the evening. There is a full kitchen with the cutest little dishwasher. The living area is surrounded by folding french doors, enabling you to open up the entire area to the wrap around deck/porch. It is quiet and relaxing. The pool area is small but nice. The beach is a walk of about 5 minutes, but free to Chogogo guests. Sun loungers are $3 a day. There is not a lot of glitz and flash but we love it for its tranquility, and non touristy feel. We can't wait to return.

We stayed at the Chogogo for part of our honeymoon and is just lovely!
The reception was warm and inviting and they even gave us a congratulatory bottle of sparkling wine for our honeymoon. The room was spacious and spotless! The bathroom only has a shower (no tub) but that was fine with me. There was a mosquito net over the bed which was a nice touch, as the island is pretty buggy during some parts of the year. Having the little kitchen was really nice. We had all of our breakfasts in the room and a few dinners, and it was really nice to be able to keep some snacks and drinks around. The pool is quite and comfortable with lots of nice shady spots and a little pool bar that serves snacks. There was also a little laundry room on the property, which was very handy on the last leg of our vacation. Chogogo is far from the airport and also pretty far from the city center, which we found to be a BIG plus! The city is pretty busy (and smoggy) and fills with tourists from the cruise ships. The hotel is located in what seems to be the fancy residential suburb and was about a ten-minute drive to the town and a few minutes to a shopping area. The nearby (private) beach club was beautiful and has a nice restaurant with casual eats.
The beach is impeccably clean and has comfy cots to relax on. On my next trip to Curacao I will definitely stay at Chogogo!