True Blue has its positives and negatives. The rooms are very spacious, and the verandas are lovely overlooking the marina. There are multiple pools and a few bars. Breakfast is included and it's robust enough with cereals, yogurts, bagels, coffee, tea, and juice, and hot dishes such as swordfish excellent), beans, sausage, bacon, waffles, french toast, pancakes, and made to order omelettes on Sundays. I was disappointed in the service overall. Check-in time was 3 and my room wasn't ready until almost 5. I waited in the restaurant where is was difficult to be served or even given a menu. This wait happened three times. The front desk also didn't want to compensate for the late check-in time. An offer to compensate for dinner or allow a later checkout would have been fair. The shower in the room takes a few minutes to heat up to warm but not hot. Rooms are efficiencies, so you can buy food downtown and save a few dollars.
My tour guide, Royan Smith of Bonanza Stables, was the highlight. I'm thankful for them connecting me with him. The resort offers twice daily trips to Grand Anse. They also have yoga and a spa on property. I didn't try either. Not enough time. I heard that the Wednesday live music at the Dodgy Dock is the place to be, but I left on Tuesday.
Overall, for the price, I think you get your money's worth. It's a drive into town and not on the beach, but just enough luxury for people who want a quiet getaway with access to the city & island.
