My wife and I recently had a stay at Nurai Island from the 21st to the 23rd of March. I wanted to share my feedback as, overall, my experience was rather underwhelming. Locating the Welcome Centre proved to be quite challenging. Google Maps directed us to the former welcome centre area, which is now a blocked road. The new centre lacked clear signage, necessitating a call to the hotel for directions, despite being just 200 meters away from the underpass. The boat ride to the island was uncomfortable, and the vessel itself felt quite basic. Upon arrival, we were met by a hotel staff member who escorted us to our villa at 2:15 pm. However, upon reaching the villa, we found that the cleaners were still inside. Consequently, we were taken to the Smoking Pineapple to wait while our room was prepared. While I understand that check-in time is 3 pm, it was puzzling why we were brought to the villa if it wasn't ready. For our first night, we had made reservations at the Mexican restaurant. We had planned to cycle there using the provided bicycles. However, one of the bikes had a broken chain, rendering it unusable. When we requested a replacement or repair, we were informed that it was past 8 pm, and the bike mechanic was no longer available. They suggested replacing the bike at 10 am the next day, which was disappointing as we had looked forward to biking to breakfast. I expressed my dissatisfaction to the cart driver who was taking us to dinner, and thankfully, upon our return, we found that the bike had been replaced. However, this oversight in bike maintenance was unacceptable. The quality of sleep on the first night was subpar due to extremely uncomfortable pillows. The next morning, housekeeping offered alternative, softer pillows, which turned out to be the intended ones, suggesting that the original ones were left in the room by mistake. This oversight significantly impacted our rest. There was a notable absence of outdoor sound systems, such as Bose speakers or portable options. Additionally, the TV was outdated and lacked Bluetooth connectivity with iPhones. Despite requesting a connection cable from housekeeping, we were unable to enjoy music outdoors. I found the menus at the restaurants to be overly simplistic and overpriced. Considering Nurai Island's reputation as a 5-star luxury destination, I had expected a more premium experience. The high cost of stay and dining options on the island did not seem commensurate with the level of service and amenities provided