This place is nothing short of magical, a hidden gem. Beautiful white sand with shells and miles to walk on. Chairs provided and palm trees with tiki umbrellas for shade all provided. Kitchens in unit, screened in porch, and courtyard with grills. Trolleys run outside, quiet, never more than 5 people at a time on beach, sunset walks to get ice cream, walking distance to community pool, the public, a nature preserve, the public, and a boating company. It's the kind of place where you can leave our inflatable alligator under the building with the other sand toys, knowing it'd still be there perfectly maintained when you come back a year later. We rocked our toddlers on the quiet beach before bed then carried them into bed steps away. Family run by Selena (who always answers the phone) and her husband. The second time we visited Selena called us a few days beforehand to let us know a hurricane was coming but that you never really know the path until closer to time. Our flight ended up getting cancelled day of and without question she readily volunteered to refund 100% of our reservation (even though the resort was 100% open and fully functioning) but we insisted on rescheduling instead. Other times we have had to shift reservation or reschedule and they were so accommodating. Always made sure we had pack n play set up and ready for our arrival and even a toddler bed rail. One time, we couldn't get a reservation at Tiki so we stayed at Pink Shell instead (3x the price). It was awful. Loud music, long elevator rides, no shade on the beach, long walk to get to the beach, all one big pain. We couldn't hear the sound of the ocean from our room because we were high up, far from the beach, and it was drowned out by the obnoxious pool DJ. I am writing this review post Hurricane Ian. I have no idea yet what has come of this place. We have reservations in November. We do not plan to accept a refund assuming a visit is not possible as we want them to have the money to rebuild/repair and I would encourage others to do the same. I do not want FMB to turn into high rise hotel conglomerates. Help save Tiki!