I provide two different reviews depending on guest WiFi needs:
(1) IF your primary reason for staying at Beach Studio is R&R with little need for WiFi ‘in the listing’ (can comfortably make do with your own cellular data), then Sharon’s place is ideal - a clean and cozy stand-alone dwelling on the outskirts of a quaint seaside village.
(2) IF your primary purpose for booking Beach Studio is to use it as a base from which to work remotely (online), I’m afraid I cannot recommend it. Throughout my stay my devices were unable to sufficiently capture the WiFi signal originating from the host’s home (Note: Beach Studio is a converted garage situated behind the host’s house). On those rare occasions when I did catch the host’s signal it tended to wax and wane, with internet searches agonizingly slow and applications (e.g., Zoom and MS Teams) failing to fully load. As a result, I was forced to check out of Beach Studio prematurely - and have now landed in a new Airbnb place with no WiFi issues.
One guest’s experience, faithfully related.