Location on the water was great. Nice view overlooking the water with a good size deck. The living/dining room area had the water view and was a very pleasant place to sit. The bed was comfortable and the linens were appropriate to the price. The host was very friendly and nice and was quick to answer concerns or questions.
Shower was good with shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel that were all decent quality and environmentally responsible (large format).
Kitchen had all the essentials but we could have used a few extra large cereal bowls and a couple of other pan sizes. Nespresso coffee was good as was the milk heater/frother. Teas were three varieties of black tea, no herbal teas on the counter.
It was possible to launch a kayak or canoe from the beach but the beach was rocky and barnacled and the stairs were steep and awkward. There were good places for us to store our bikes and kayaks in the large yard. To launch nearby, we drove about 600 m south on Plumper Way and launched at Peter’s Cove – no stairs and a short walk to the gravel beach.
The annoyances:
•	There was a drip outside the bedroom that eventually got annoying, I suspect just a roof downspout improperly configured.
•	In the creation of the two suites downstairs the owners obviously wanted to maintain future flexibility, but ended up with many doors to block. Some had combination deadbolts, some blocked with a screen. It messed with the aesthetic as everything was different.
•	Particularly annoying was that the bedroom in suite 1 was beside a door that joined suite 2 at the kitchen. From the kitchen you could hear every bedroom noise (like every snore) and the corollary was that if we needed breakfast before an early start, the Nespresso seemed like a really mean way to get a cup of coffee.
The suggestions (which may just provide advice on things you want to bring with you):
•	Print or post some basic instructions like how to operate the steam shower, how to operate the Nespresso and milk foamer, what food stores are on the islands (including hours which can be very short) and where one can get dinners or baked goods.
•	A broom and dustpan in the suite would allow us to sweep up shoe debris when the weather is damp and leaving shoes outside means they get wet.
•	After, say, a 3rd day, provide fresh towels and offer clean linens.
•	There could have been a few extras like playing cards or games.
•	I have an aversion to the clinking sound of china on hard surfaces so I would have liked fabric placemats for the glass topped dining table.
•	On the same line, a silicone stir spoon and flipper/spatula would be good additions to the kitchen.
•	A medium to large size teapot would be nice.