James and his wife are a very sweet couple. It is also extremely eco-friendly which is nice. However, I cannot recommend this place. The location was much farther than we expected. It is one of the last houses on the island. They also had construction going on at the time of our stay. We were told it was unexpected, they were apologetic but a sorry can only go so far when you are waken up by hammering from 8am till sun down 2 out of 4 days of your stay.
They provide you with bicycles, but if it rains (which it often does) the trail floods and it is very difficult to navigate through in the dark. We had to spend 20 bze ($10 US) every time we wanted to use a taxi. There is literally NOTHING around the house, not even a mom and pop liquor store. The internet is super weak and spotty at best and there was only ONE fan out of the three that was working.
Because there is no electricity at the house, staying there comes with a lot of rules. Make sure you check the house manual/house rules. I was under the impression that we would be able to swim off of the "private" deck but the water was super murky. Perhaps if the price was cut in half it would be an okay place to stay.