We stayed for 2 nights here. While I wouldn't say it's a great hotel, it's clean, modern, and comfortable. The rooms have cable TV, air-conditioning, and a small terrace. Everything was in working order. There is a roof-top terrace with nice views of the coast, a small swimming pool, and secure parking. It is about two blocks away from the waterfront. We were there on a Monday and Tuesday, and the hotel restaurant was closed until Thursday, but we found some good places to eat along the waterfront. (We had 2 breakfasts and a dinner at the Parador Villa Parguera, and the grounds there were much prettier. If we were to return, we would probably give it a try.)

Very nice people. Always available to assist you. The pool is excelent, suitable for small kids too, open 24-7. Big rooms. Clean. Very comfortable beds. Good view. Near to everything. Open areas to sit and relax. Parking is secure. If it rains, they have board games for you. I'd say this hotel is one of the best in La Parguera area.

Great view! The food was not as good as I thought it was going to be since it was a highly rated "Meson Gastronomico."

The phosorescent bay was a $6pp tour on Johnny's boats

I recommend that you use Johnny's Boat rental to wisk you away for a 5 min ride to Caracoles Tierra, a tiny island that you can have to yourself for the day $20r/t for 2. Take his business card and call him on your cell when you are done with the tiny island. Bring food, water, beach chairs and snorkeling equipment and you should be able to enjoy your very own island.

Stayed three nights (tue - fri) I was traveling alone and since I do not speak Spanish I was very disturbed that the lone desk staff did not speak English to help orient me to the area. The hotel restaurant was closed except for Thursday, another disappointment. Alas, there was no elevator either. There was no coffee/breakfast available on site. Overall the place seemed clean to me. It took a bit of effort to get the lay of the land in La Parguera but eventually found the boats to go out for a night swim in the biophosforencent bay. (I recommend Johnny's Boats instead of the bigger 'glass bottom' boat: $6 for a short trip.) My favorite part of the stay was the common area (on each floor). I had the 3rd floor to myself (no other guests) and enjoyed the table and chairs, a sort of patio/veranda. Compared to the other options I was satisfied with the accommodations for what I paid ($80/night). A side note, I loved opening the door and windows in the morning and listening to the roosters crow from one side of town to the other (could not be heard without opening up the room). Also, across the street, the little roadside Cafe Jaimito opened early and offered great breakfast sandwiches and coffee. Did not use the pool....the photo's are a bit deceiving....the view of the bay was taken from the roof which is accessible at the top of the stairs.