The Casita was lovely. Beautiful location in the hills, with a great porch to hang out on. Very difficult to get there, though, with a horrible road and no directions or road signs. The manager will meet you in town and you will follow her there, which helped, but when I asked if there was a map to get us back again, I was told there was only one way in and one way out. There is not only one way in and out - we took a few wrong turns and the roads were so bad that it lead to some real frustration. Once we figured it out, though, we were fine. You seriously do need a four wheel drive, as described. There was no hot water for the first day or so and the manager did fix it quickly - she was quite responsive. The place had a toaster and microwave and all of the cooking supplies we needed to make meals, which was great. The main living area was perfect for our family to gather in and the air conditioning and wifi worked just fine. We really enjoyed our stay there!