This place is exactly what it looks like - rustic but adequate accommodations in a beautiful and unique setting. We loved being the only over-night guests on the island, and spent 2 days hiking around its trails. There was a free guided tour during the afternoon that focused on the history of the island community (run by an Office of Public Works employee). We were able to bring food for our 2 days and cooking with the stovetop was easy. The only thing we didn't expect is no hot water in the shower, but it ended up being bracing and refreshing after a long evening of hiking, so we really didn't mind. The bed (queen) was VERY comfortable and clean, and we slept really well. The host also runs a small cafe in the building next to the airbnb, for tourists taking day trips to the islands. So the people running it were very informed about the island and showed us the trails on a map. If you're staying during the summer, bring tick spray! There were definitely ticks if you went off the trails at all (and we did). If you want to spend time outside and get some exercise in a beautiful place, this is the airbnb for you!