The communication with Diana has been wonderful and prompt -- from the moments we booked the room, watched her walked out on Xanadu's dock to greet us, and hugged goodbye. Her messages, advice, and directions were explicit and very detailed oriented -- be sure to read every line; it's important.

The room was thoughtfully decorated and done with love. It is equipped with a college size fridge, water jug with glasses (tip - fill your glass with water and put them in the fridge for cold water and there's ice in the fridge), ceiling fan, and standing fan. Yes, the weather is hot and humid - Diana did warn us. However, we slept fine considering that we are from New England (U.S.A). She even gave us a tip by wetting our feet before we sleep to help us cool down and sleep better.

The shower was great! The stones on the ground give a great foot message as you are showering. It was quite a cool experience showering "outside"!

Diana is a fabulous host. There is an honor system on retrieving yourself a coke or a beer from the common ground fridge; just record it in the book when you do. She and Berta host a mean breakfast at the common kitchen ($10USD per person) that consists of fruit (they even noted the fruits I was allergic too!), fry jacks/homemade tortillas, eggs, bacon, coffee, and freshly squeezed orange juice. She even called and made us reservations at a local restaurant for our first night in town.

The ability to take Diana's bikes out to town made getting around super easy. There are plenty to chose from, locks, and a local mechanic should you need any assistance. We had no trouble around San Pedro.

All in all we had a very pleasant experience for us honeymooners. She made our trip very memorable from the moment we arrived. She even took the time to make some special arrangements to welcome us which was a pleasant surprise. We both hope to be back real soon!