We were warmly greeted by our excellent host, Jose (we didn’t meet Tania). He gave us some great advice on restaurants and hiking trails, and even made us a pot of Cuban beans. The cabin was warm, very clean and comfortable, with pretty much everything you could need for your stay (but bring a hair drier if you need one). We had thought the cabin would have an unobstructed view of the lake, when it’s actually set back behind two other cabins, leaving just a narrow view of the water. We didn’t use kayaks or go to the water’s edge, so the full lake view in the property description photo is what you’d see from the front yard of the owner’s cabin, I guess. There had been a catastrophic storm on the island four months before (and another wind storm a week before) so the stockpiles of wood and downed trees were a little surprising as a first view of the property. Country living!! As soon as we met Jose we felt at ease and we had a wonderful stay.