Red Frog Beach Island Resort

Everything, the rooms, the entire facility, superb food, and great pool and beach access alike.....

Absolutely nothing

Located on a gorgeous island. The jungle villas were spacious and lovely with a million dollar view. The main restaurant is very good with friendly staff and in a stunning location. Menu is somewhat limited. Exploring the island on foot or with a golf cart is great fun. You'll see plenty of sloths and some monkeys. We also found a good number of the red frogs. Beaches are pretty with big waves when we were there (December). Check out the hidden away Pollo beach. The whole experience is very much off the grid. There were not a lot of people. A beautiful place to relax.

Internet was hit or miss. Did work about half the time. Service at the Pointe beach restaurant was horrible and food was neither as described on the menu nor any good. They have a new manager for the two Red Frog property restaurants who just started and it will likely get better. There is another restaurant further down the beach that is affiliated with another property and the food there is quite good. Lastly, apart from the Red Frog property this is an undeveloped island. There is no town, no night life, and only a couple of restaurants. If that is not your thing you may want to reconsider. Going to the small town on the main island with a decent number of restaurants that looked interesting requires that you call a water taxi. The ride takes about 15 minutes. They will charge you $7/person for one way - no group discounts. For our family of four that meant going to town cost $56 round trip. I consider that very pricey. It would be nice if the resort offered their own water taxi service at a reasonable rate.