PROS: It’s a decent albeit tiny space, and the jacuzzi was a nice touch, along with the friendly cat roaming the grounds. The bed and pillows were comfortable. I liked the free oatmeal packets and granola bars provided, and that there was a wine bottle opener. WiFi worked fine too. The price was reasonable.
CONS: Some of the plates were sticky or had crumbs on them, so we had to re-wash them before use. There was also no soap for some reason, so we ended up using the shampoo (which was almost running out) to function as hand soap and body wash (although we later discovered there was dish soap). There is also no door between the room and the bathroom, just a curtain dividing the spaces, so beware if you have to #2 and there are others in the room—they can hear/smell, erm, everything. In the middle of the night we heard a drilling noise coming from the host’s to portion of the house; we would’ve appreciated if drilling was done in the late morning/afternoon instead so we could sleep.
LOCATION: I would recommend this primarily for visitors with vehicles (I visited Salt Spring on foot). After reading other reviews, I was under the impression that this was “walking distance” from the main town —which it *technically* is—although no one tells you it’s on an inclining hill (which is difficult to walk up, especially with heavy backpacks or luggage), and that there are no sidewalks, so pedestrians are sharing the road with speeding vehicles and bikes, which doesn’t always feel safe. The inertia from trucks zooming by made it feel like I was going to get pushed into traffic! So: bring a car if you’re coming here, and that’ll be no problem. It’s otherwise located next to a central road.