Incredible location, but that’s pretty much true of most of the lodging on the island since it’s so small and everything is in walking distance. If you’re looking for a reasonably priced place to stay and don’t mind humble accommodations, this place is perfect for you. If you’re looking for a more luxurious hotel, I would recommend one of the more expensive resorts. Make sure you’re paying attention to the weather when you’ll be there and remember there’s no air conditioning. We were there at the end of December and the fans were more than enough that time of year. The neighbors dog woke us up every night, but I imagine most places on the island have some noise at night. The ceiling light in the bedroom flashed every 12 seconds all night, even though it was turned off. The silverware was rusty. There weren’t any beach towels, so I recommend bringing your own or ask Hilda for another set of towels, I think she would be happy to bring them. Hilda did seem to want to communicate with us throughout our stay more than I’ve ever had an Airbnb host do, which was a little hard since we could only see her messages when we were in the Airbnb with wifi. Some of the highlights: it felt very safe and the bed and pillows were comfy. There was plenty of hot water and we didn’t see a single bug in the house, which is hard to maintain in the tropics. It was awesome to have access to bikes (and we just threw our toddler in the basket of one of the bikes which worked great as a baby seat!) We had a really great stay and already miss the island!