We stayed at Paraiso Beach Hotel for a total of 4 nights in Feb/24 in both the family rooms, and the 2-person rooms The rooms are very comfortable. Hot water, and air conditioning....ahhh The little "huts" you see in the pictures are duplexes with two of the 2-person rooms side-by-side. The family rooms are also comfortable, and have 4 family rooms side-by-side in a building. The family room would be tight with four adults + luggage. One of the beds we came across during our stay we found a little hard, but a request of a different mattress cover fixed that. The rates are better if you book directly on their website. The gals in the office are fantastic. Shout out to Angie. The staff in the restaurant were a little quiet, and difficult to get to know. We found all of the food in the restaurant really good, and reasonably priced (compared to Arenas). The free breakfast was welcomed. During my initial research I thought the resort was a bit of a walk to the beach but that is not the case. You can see the water from the resort. Beach loungers are readily available, and the rolling waves on that side of the island are fun to swim in. There is a nice breeze on that side of the island. Big beach towels can be signed out at the office, and we were told they will cost $10 if they are not returned. We were able to store our luggage in the office while we took a 2-night trip to Little Corn and returned to Paraiso. The only downside of the resort is that they "contract" with a fellow by the name of Frank for golf cart, scooter rental, and fishing excursions. Unfortunately he is not dependable at all, and I would try to avoid any business dealings with him. Big Corn was our favourite island between the two. Unfortunately we did not find stellar snorkelling on either island. Taxi 0009 was our go-to-guy for taxi rides. Great guy by the name of Marlin. Call him on whatsapp 8639-6776, and tell him the "Fab Four" recommended him. He set-up a fishing trip for you too. The taxi we flagged at the airport charged us for luggage, so confirm first! Avoid Pepe! We visited Arenas once for lunch, and the floating bar. If you are looking for an AI, pricier, more commercialized feel, then Arenas would probably be better suited to you, but know that it is very still on that side of the island, with no breeze whatsoever. Paraiso has more of a small family-oriented vibe. We would return to Paraiso.