We stayed in Deidre's "Sweet Gulf Island Cabin" for almost two weeks in late July. We use AirBnB a lot and this was one of the most enjoyable places. The cabin itself is quite large. The cabin is completely separate and about 100 feet away from the house where Deidre lives herself. The ground floor of the Cabin consists of (1) a large living area with some comfy chairs, a large desk, and a wood-fired stove which we did not use in July, (2) a fully equiped kitchen with a stove, and oven, and a full set of pots and pans and utensils, (3) a toilet, (4) a bathroom with a bath but no shower (you ladle water over yourself with a provided scoop), and (5) a large porch with several seats and a table (we always had dinner outside). There is no TV but there is okay-ish Internet (good enough to download a movie if you are very patient). The upper floor is (1) the bedroom with a queen-size bed and (2) a balcony which is not as nice as the ground floor porch. Everything is super quiet - not noise of any kind, the road in front of the place has practically zero traffic. We absolutely loved the place, but I can see that it might not be for everyone. You have to like an eclectic place with lots of originality and personality. If you are looking for a modern spic-and-span place, a brand-new stainless steel kitchen and a modern shower, then this might not be the best fit for you. We also loved Galiano Island. It is just touristy enough to have some restaurants and bars, but it is not crazy busy. You hardly see other tourists, even in the high season. The cabin is about 10 minutes by car from the terminal, and it takes about 30 minutes by car to reach the very other end of the island on the north-west side. You definitely need transport on the island, either a car or at the very least a bike (with gears - it is hilly). If you bring a car, make sure you make a reservation for the ferry because it can fill up. The cabin is not on the beach and does not have a view of the ocean, but there are a couple of beach-access points within very close walking distance of the house where you get access to the rocky shore-line and where you can sit to enjoy the sunset with a beer. If you stay for more than a few days and plan on cooking yourself, I recommend bringing supplies from the mainland. There are shops on the island but they have limited inventory and they are more expensive. We met Deidre a couple of times - she provides accupuncture services from her house which is next to the cabin. She was friendly and helpful with tips for the island. One last thing - definitely a good value. I would definitely...