The location was wonderful, the view spectacular and the gardens/exterior of the house were lovely. I wish I could say the same for the inside. Instead of cute "cottage kitch", it was "run down uni flat". It would be perfect for 10 college students as there were beds in the living room as well as bunks in the other two bedrooms, everything was run down and dingy, (bare bulbs sticking out of the wall, missing bulbs other places, curtains barely hanging on, kitchen drawers that fell out when opened, no light in the shower, etc), and the linens/towels (which cost an extra $36 for 3) were cheap, mismatched, old, dingy, and threadbare and my daughter used her t-shirt on the pillow as a case since it was missing (and not in the cupboard). Terrible hospitality as there was no sugar for tea, no salt, and no milk. The cost of the house, including the extra charge for the linens (the only place we were charged in both islands for linens) put it into a high end category, versus the bargain, camping type of experience it was. We toured the islands and stayed in 11 different places, (Airbnb, hotel, inn, farm, self-catering, etc) and this was the place we were looking forward to the most and the only place we were disappointed in. The sad part is that it could be a fabulous, regular destination for families with a little bit of extra care and attention.