You're going to love it. It's a big, beautiful place with wood paneling all around. Be aware that light comes through the thin blinds early, so either GET UP! or bring an eyemask to wear. Michael is across the street from the house and can take care of anything you need or desire. The locals are mostly very friendly; when walking home we heard "Sleep well, gentlemen" or "Go Slow, men" echoing the island's motto. We met a lot of nice people who helped arrange cabs and snorkeling tours for us, as well as gave private tours to remote parts of the island. Most of the action (both nightlife and daylife) is in the north, so we recommend renting bikes or taxis, though the walk is not difficult. Next door to the Reef House is a nice restaurant and bar.