Not good, not bad. Excellent location, but not a very good cleanliness and, also, not a good cost-benefit ratio. I would give a grade of 6/10.

My wife and I spent 7 nights in a 2-bedroom suite that had a large living room with kitchenette and two bathrooms. We looked west onto the beach and setting sun with a comfortable and quite large balcony. Early evening on the balcony with rum drinks was a perfect way to begin night activities. This was amazing for $110 per night.

No place is perfect, and many guests did not have accommodations nearly as nice as ours.

Among the hotel's other imperfections were the fact that wireless is only available in the 2nd- and 3rd-floor lobbies. Why wireless is not available in each suite defies logic. I need to use the internet daily and often, and going to the sometimes crowded and noisy breezeway lobby on the 3rd floor was far from ideal. In fact, it could be irritating at times.

Other irritants included a poorly stocked kitchen, so far as cooking implements and eating utensils are concerned (We prefer to cook our breakfasts.) and the interminable wait for warm water in the shower.

These annoyances aside, the charm of the town, which truly deserves to be called "funky-nice," the near-by nature reserves, the excellence of the food in town, the friendliness and hospitality of the English-speaking staff at the hotel, and the scrupulous cleaning that daily took place throughout the hotel (save for one day--a Tuesday--when our room was not cleaned or the beds made), combined to make this a real find. We highly recommend it.

Now fix the wireless and kitchen issues!

Let me start off by saying our one night stay at the Boqueron Beach Resort was free. I used Delta Sky miles for the stay and had wanted to see the southern part of the island, heard the beaches were nice, and that was the reason for our stay here. For being free, I am not going to complain, it served its purpose for us.

The hotel is very nice, well kept, grounds are secure (gated entrance). Pool area is nice (we did not use pool), etc. Lobby was nice. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was nice as well. Had a fridge and a sink. Nice Balcony.

We got a room that had two double beds. THe mattresses on the beds were very soft, and caved in the middle. Not very good sleeping mattresses, for me at least. My wife and I by the middle of the night were in separate beds, due to the poor mattresses. Other than this one issue, the room was fine.

Check In was at 4, an hour later than most hotels, and check out was at 11, an hour earlier. Any additional hour is $35. This was annoying, but the room was free, so I cannot complain.

You get a special key to get to the beach and town. If you lose it, it is $100. Not a big deal just be aware of potential hidden costs. You need to sign out beach towels and return them by a certain time each day otherwise there is a charge. There is also no place to just get a cup of coffee during the day unless you go to the restaurant, if it is open at that time. My wife is a tea drinker, no tea on premises. We did not eat at hotel restaurant, it has set hours for Breakfast, lunch and dinner, and we prefer to find local spots in town. We found one, that was quite good, separate write up. La Marea

Aquarius Vacation Club was a delight. My 4 friends and I were celebrating 2 milestone birthdays and we could not have chosen a better place. The staff was friendly, helpful and informative. Our suite had both a view of the beach and the forest. From our spacious balcony, we were able to see the sunset and the many birds in the trees. The hotel had a restaurant and bar that served breakfast, lunch and dinner and that was close to the pool.
The beach was lovely and never crowded. We were walking distance from the fishing town of Boqueron where you could go kayaking, eat in restaurants and stands with excellent seafood and local dishes, and shop in touristy shops.
We especially enjoyed the stands with inexpensive clams and oysters, and the ones that sold empanadas filled with fresh fish.
Additionally, we were a short driving distance from other spectacular beaches (like Playa La Sucia), the lighthouse, the touristy town of Paguera (where you can swim with the luminescent creatures at night) and Ponce (where you can visit a world renowned museum).
The only temporary downside was that you could not access the beach directly from the hotel because they were renovating a pedestrian bridge.