Great place, but not a "nice" place! It is a great place to stay. The location is stunning, right on the water, terrific shade (a necessity on Bonaire), amazing diving/snorkeling right from the shore without even having to swim "out" to the reef as it is RIGHT THERE. Saw octopus, eels, and fish, fish, fish, and more beautiful fish! Many dive/snorkel boats bring their customers to the mooring buoy just a few meters off of the Black Durgon. In the little courtyard you can find the resident iguanas, parakeets, and other birds while looking out at the beautiful ocean view. It is also quiet, just north of the hustle&bustle of the town. Instead of a big resort, this is an intimate little inn perfectly located for divers/snorkelers where you will make friends with all of the other guests. Al, the owner, is great. He took great care of us, helped a novice diver, and has a fully stocked dive locker. I saw him help many people with gear problems, etc. Very knowledgeable about where to go and what to do. We didn't have a kitchenette in our room, but there is a fully stocked communal kitchen right on the water with plenty of covered seating for dining. Breakfast M-Sat morning served up. Okay, now for the not-so-good. The rooms are very dated. REALLY dated. Clean, but....dated. If you are looking for a "resort style" stay, this isn't it. If you are there to dive/snorkel and/or explore the beautiful island, and don't plan on using your room to do much other than sleeping, then this is a great place at a great price. Huge thanks to Al and his staff for a great vacation!…