Rejens Hotel

非常棒的一個賓館房間特別大，有空調。很乾凈，特別是員工非常認真負責，非常熱情。第一天入住時前台的中年男子帶我去了海灘，後面一位前台女孩子為了幫我租車，非常認真負責，來來回回跑了好幾次，特別感謝！有一種到家的感覺，謝謝你們！

Es war super, dass eine kleine Küche dazu gehörte. Das Frühstück war mit Liebe gemacht und das Personal sehr freundlich. Ohne Auto ist die Lage etwas abgelegen. Aber man kann in 20 min zum Strand laufen.

We stayed in room 101. First the good. Friendly staff (when you could find them). Plenty of parking. Room had a spacious living room/kitchenette area and separate bedroom. Mini split A/C units in both rooms. On to the not so good. We sat down for breakfast in the small dining area above reception and had to wait about 15 minutes before anyone even noticed we were there. There were only two other people dining (they already had their food), but it still took about 30 minutes before we got our two omelettes. Hot water in the room was minimal and lukewarm at best. The hot water is supplied through an instant water heater located under the kitchen sink, and designed to supply only a sink. When trying to take a shower, anything more than a trickle would cause the Circuit breaker to trip and begin spraying only cold water. I checked underneath the sink and found that the small heater that supplies, the kitchen and bathroom required a 40 amp fuse, and when I checked inside the breaker panel, I found that it was only being serviced by a 20 amp circuit breaker. This caused me to stand by the breaker box while my wife showered and reset the breaker two or three times before she was able to complete her washing. On day two, we were told that someone would look into that and when we left on day seven, no one had bothered to fix it. Speaking of the shower, it had a handheld showerhead that was mounted at about chest height and facing straight toward you. Seems it would be a pretty simple fix to mount the shower head holder a bit higher so that the option to just stand underneath a shower would be available. Through trial and error I finally figured out that if you barely turned on the hot water in the shower, it would at least not trip the undersized breaker and provide warm water for the duration of washing. The small TV provided in the living room was basically useless, as there was no cable or other viewing options. The small balcony located off of the bedroom had no drain and continuously held water for the entire seven days we were there. Lastly, although a small thing, the toilet had to be very carefully flushed or the flapper would get caught on the ball float and continuously run until the tank cover was removed and the flapper was manually pushed back down to its proper position. Most of the property is littered with construction debris and junk. I realize that this hotel is probably still recovering from some hurricane damage, but the last hurricane was in 2017.