Has a great stay here! The host arranged pickup from and to the airport for us for an additional fee which was convenient and only about 15 mins away.
The home was just as the photos show, minus small details like the furniture on the patio and the bedding which were different on our trip. Kitchen had teas and coffees as well as bottled water and beer.
The jetted hot tub was great, and we were worried about it as it seems many hot tubs in the area don’t tend to get as hot as they do in the USA (in the US hot tubs are essentially boiling water, even in dead of winter outside lol) and although it wasn’t as hot as that it was plenty warm enough for the windy cooler weather we were experiencing during our stay.
The host met us at the home upon arrival and showed us every detail. He mentioned someone would clean daily, but whoever it was only came the first day. Apparently you can’t flush toilet paper and we were told to put in in the covered trash can in the bathroom so be prepared to empty it as often as you can just in case you don’t get a daily cleaning.
This place is well positioned at the top of the caldera so no steps to climb endlessly, and the view is very much similar to the photos you see. I will say that as you stand on the patio and look to the left you’ll see a grey rooftop then the white buildings beyond it. To the right is where the jacuzzi is and the western sky is where the sun sets. Realistically you can’t see the sun set from the jacuzzi because there is a building and bushes mostly blocking the view of where the sun would set, so don’t count on watching it from the patio. It feels mostly private aside from a path other tourists take to take photos or go to the buildings in front of you and sometimes they hang out and talk loud for a few mins and gasp at the view but they can’t see you lounging by the jacuzzi really.
A 5-10 minute walk downhill will take you to a few shops and several restaurants, many of which offer great sunset views and views of the caldera.