Our 1-week stay at this Cupecoy Beach villa was enjoyable, though it’s not without flaws. The condo is pleasant but shows signs of neglected upkeep. One bathroom’s flooring is water-damaged from a slow-draining shower that floods; its showerhead needs replacing—only the hand sprayer works decently. The toilet runs constantly if you use the small flush. Another shower oddly drains into a vent above the front entrance. We loved the patio and kept the sliders open the entire time. The pool was pristine—we loved it—and the main area stayed cool without AC, a nice touch. Stacey was fantastic. The resort feels worn, but we had a tasty BBQ there the first night with solid service and happy hour 2 for 1’s. There were a lot of older couples so our teen-filled family didn’t linger. The condo had beach chairs, towels, dish soap, dishwasher tabs, and trash bags. The kitchen was decently stocked, minus hand towels or rags. The beach below has nudity—easy to ignore—and stunning views with wave sounds, but it would be tough for anyone with mobility issues. The resort store surprised us with good stock and fair prices. We walked to Baguettelle in Jordan Village (a must-try!) and shopped at Carrefour Express in Cupecoy Village. WiFi was strong and my Airalo Island Hopper eSIM worked well off WiFi. Overall the unit was comfortable and in a quiet part of the island. I’d return despite the upkeep quirks—this might be the best unit here. Know what you’re getting into, and it’s still a great spot.
