If you're looking for a full service resort or a social scene, Sky Beach Club is not the place to go. If you want peace & quiet in a relatively affordable (for Eleuthera) beachfront location then maybe it is. The sandy beach is long, great for walking and swimming, if the wind off the Atlantic is not too strong. However, there's a lot of garbage above the high tide line, washed ashore from ships dumping at sea and also no shade or place to sit. The beach pavilion shown in photos has been damaged and closed ; and though management said there would be chaises on the beach, none showed up during my 5-night stay. The hot tub shown in pictures is also closed. The pool is nice, but was quite cold during my stay, maybe because of a lot of rain prior to my visit. It also has a rough, toe-scraping bottom. On the plus side there were hardly any people using the pool or the beach during my stay. Sky Beach Club basically consists of several villas up on the hill and three 2-person bungalows next to the pool, bar and restaurant just a flight of steps above the beach. Only Bungalow #1 has a real view of the ocean and pool. The restaurant is not elegant but the food was very good. It does not open until noon and is closed on Mondays. Set up for doing breakfast in the bungalows is fine—microwave, toaster, frig, coffee maker, coffee and dishes—and eating a quiet breakfast on my terrace looking out at the ocean was nice. Besides an ample terrace, the bungalow was spacious, modern and had a huge bathroom, including a shower large enough for 2+ and a comfortable soaking tub with air jets. The main drawback of the place was no staff or management on site. This meant that (for American phone services) everything from check-in to any questions or issues was an international phone call to the management—and cell service was usually one bar. My issues were not major, just annoying to have to chase down, including lights burned out in bedroom (fixed), TV not working (not fixed), no cushions for terrace furniture (out being repaired), running out of coffee packets (took two days and 4 calls to get resupply, which was a jar of instant). Also take heed that the road into the club is one of the worst I've ever driven, all rocks and deep ruts up over a hill and then down again—my rental car made it, but very slow and careful.