First impressions of the resort were good, but there are a few things all travelers should know and there were things specific to our stay that was disappointing. The property is located directly adjacent to a rail line and trains are very close to many of the rooms and you can hear them throughout the resort. The trains run every 15 to 20 minutes all day and only stop running between 10:00 pm and 5:00 am. Also adjacent to the resort is a very large concrete production facility and there is consistent noise throughout the day and occasionally in the night. We reserved a "sea view" suite and received a partial sea view room (Suite 101) that was directly adjacent to the service staff's staging area for the cleaners and the kitchen area for breakfast. The staff would often take breaks there, speaking loudly and smoking. We had a frosted window separating us from this area, so we were disturbed regularly. Our small patio looked right down on this area with not privacy. We spoke to management about this issues, requesting a room change or discount - both were turned down, even though we booked for 7 days. The exercise area is very run down. The pool, bar and breakfast area were nice.