Anna’s cousin met us at the port to take us to the house, he was very nice and helpful. He helped us with our luggage and showed us how to enter the driveway and park so we’re able to leave easily on our way out. The road was very sketchy, which I was prepared for based on other reviews, but I cannot stress enough that it’s very difficult to drive in and out of the private driveway, especially at night when there’s no lights, I was very glad I had an automatic car. The house was clean and built on a beautiful stonewall. There was a heatwave during our stay and there was no A/C at the house but the portable fan did the job just fine, as the house isn’t affected too much from the hot temperature because of its stonewall. The patio is exactly as pictured, beautiful place to watch the starry sky because of no light pollution. There was a whole in the bathroom because of some piping which was a little weird, so you can practically hear everything that happens in there, but very clean. The double bed was ok, but the single beds not so much, of which the one was literally as if you were sleeping on a rock and I don’t think it can actually classify as a bed more of a bench with a pillow. But overall our biggest issue with the house was the wifi. The host claims there was wifi even though there wasn’t. The central router is in a different building and what was in the house was an extension piece that wasn’t working. I mentioned it to the host multiple times but there was no resolution. It is unsafe to be in such a remote house with no access to internet and no service (don’t expect to have cell service either). The host was also quite rude and short with me on the phone because I didn’t send her the documents she had requested until the last day, even though I told her I wasn’t able to because I didn’t have wifi and the Airbnb app only runs on high speed data. Lastly, the location is decent, close enough (20mins) to the Chora which is where you want to be at night, just be mindful of the road.