This apartment was extremely basic. The interior was tired and a little shabby. Both the bathroom and the kitchen had strong smells of sewage coming from the drains. Only one roll of toilet paper was provided for three people and no drinking water. This may have been acceptable had there been a market in town but there was not and there was no place to buy any supplies nor instructions how to find a market in a neighboring town.
Nobody was available to meet us when we arrived and we received obscure and difficult to follow directions on a piece of paper in a lock box. We then had to drive a half an hour on twisty and poorly signed roads to get to the apartment which was in a different town. There was no street number for our apartment and the printed explanation describing how to find it was not accurate. A local merchant had to help find it by trying the key in various doors.
On the positive side, the little cove was beautiful and the apartment was not dirty, aside from the odors. The view from the windows was lovely. The restaurants directly in SaTuna were uninspiring but we found two within walking distance along the coastal path that were really nice.