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"We love the property! It’s our second time staying there ! The dive shop crew are always friendly and so helpful!! We love they have lockers we can keep our dive gear in to dry overnight !!! The room and grounds are always clean !! And the lazy river is fantastic "

"Studio Suite had a great kitchen. Beautiful ocean view from the balcony. Great mattress, pillows and bedding. Nice casino compared to the other one locafed kn the island. Excellent swimming and snorkeling. Different options to enter the ocean. "

"The shower is the worst ever , not total enclised and wet the all bathroom stupid design by an idiot"

"The room was great and so was the housekeeping and front desk staff. The bed was waayyy too hard though. We also thought the restaurants should all be owned by the resort as it made it weird as to whether we could charge to the room or not. Wait staff could have been better…"

"Friendly, responsive staffs, beautiful newer property. We value our privacy and staff was very helpful in accommodating our request. Villa was very spacious and very well appointed, private pool was cherry on top. It has cleaning station for dive/water sport equipments as well as outdoor shower for rinsing, very handy. Ate at the Ocena Club across the street 3 times, the view, food and service were phenomenal. Absolutely loving the stay at Grand Windsock."

"If you’re looking for the fastest way to ruin a Bonaire vacation, this oceanside resort is an excellent choice.The scam starts with the extra charge for electricity to run the air conditioner, which would almost be funny if the AC units actually worked. They were so weak and ineffective that we rarely bothered using them, yet somehow were still expected to pay for the privilege of sweating indoors. The “alternative” of opening the windows was equally useless: several windows barely functioned, and the few that did open had no screens whatsoever, turning the room into an all-you-can-eat buffet for mosquitoes and every flying insect on the island.For a resort in a world-famous dive destination, the rinse tank situation was downright absurd. The tank was so ridiculously undersized it couldn’t hold enough water to rinse a box of cooked pasta, much less dive gear. It felt less like a serious amenity and more like a cheap afterthought added by someone who has clearly never set foot near the ocean.The chaise lounges deserve special mention for being among the most physically punishing furniture I’ve ever encountered. Lying on them felt like volunteering for medieval torture on a bed of nails. Instead of relaxing by the beautiful water, every minute became an exercise in discomfort.This property seems to rely entirely on its location while ignoring the most basic standards of comfort and maintenance. "