Just returned from a week's stay at LionsDive for a scuba diving vaca. Generally, the resort is pretty nice. The grounds are clean, beachfronts & cabanas/lounge chairs are plentiful and the restaurants are convenient & generally good food. Piazza was excellent!Most of the staff was friendly, although some could def use some 'customer service' training. Was a bit surprised that there was sometimes a language barrier, given that I they accommodate so many American visitors.My ding on the location is just that it's a good ways from the downtown Willemstad area. Not much within walking distance, but if you're just staying at the resort (and/or diving with Ocean Encounters), it wouldn't be an issue.The 2BR apartment-style room we had was big, nice, updated & mostly very clean. Did have a few bugs, but nothing major. Had a very spacious & comfortable wraparound balcony overlooking the pool (and the parking lot next door). Bedding & fixtures were all very nice, higher-end. Beds are VERY firm, so be prepared. The kitchen was also well stocked & appointed. We were in Bldg 2 - in the very back NW corner, nearest the street & LD maintenance shed (and furthest from Ocean Encounters dive shop), so I prob would not recommend staying in this building.Biggest complaint is probably the noise. A good bit of road noise & loud cars/bikes at night. But the Madero Ocean Club at the Mambo Beach Blvd development next door was absolutely ridiculous. On Wed & Fri nights (poss also Sat), they played stupidly loud tech music with a pounding until 2 AM, which made it next to impossible to sleep. And this may have been a fluke, but we were awakened at 6 AM on Sun morning - our first day there after a long travel day - by the same crazy loud tech thumping base. Evidently there was a 'charity run' that started at 3 AM (organizers said because it's too hot to run during daylight hours - ugh) and this was the 'celebration' at the finish. Really frustrating. Brought these concerns to the management, who seemed mildly concerned. Understand there may not be much they can do. But I won't stay there again until they either reach some kind of reasonable agreement with the club next door to drop the volume and/or cutoff music at 11 PM, or they put up a big barrier wall to substantially cut down on the noise. I have nothing against a good party scene, but when I come to (supposedly) quiet Caribbean island, I'm looking for peace & quiet & relaxation. If I want to party, I'll go to Vegas or South Beach.Bottom line - an overall nice resort. If noise doesn't bother you, you should enjoy it. But if you're a light sleeper or looking for more peace & quiet, might look elsewhere.