The view was beautiful but the customer service was horrendous. First off, when you message them through Airbnb, you are not talking to the local people but someone from the company. Every time I asked a question they referred me to the “key holder” who they didn’t initially provide an address for so we had no idea where to go to get the key or how to actually talk with them since I always try to go through Airbnb with messages and don’t have a working phone for making calls overseas. We let them know this and they still kept telling us to call the key holder. The house wasn’t marked with the letter so we couldn’t tell which door was ours without just guessing and trying our key. Read the listing CAREFULLY! They do NOT provide Internet (that is noted on the listing so just read it carefully to know what is included) and when they say “laundry” what they actually mean is not a laundry service but renting linens and towels at an extra cost which you then have to transport to the house. The linens they rented us didn’t fit THEIR beds and pillows. The house has square pillows on the bed and they rented us very skinny and long pillow cases which didn’t even remotely fit. There was mold in the shower and the clothes washer that was there didn’t work (I ran the same load of clothes on different settings 4 times and there was still soap and dirt on them so I hand washed them). In addition we didn’t have hot water the first day. We eventually realized the hot water heater wasn’t plugged in. The kitchen only has one outlet and someone before us had plugged in another appliance. With check out, it’s important to know that they have very limited office hours and you have to turn the key in to the office (which is about a mile away from the house) so that’s just important to know if you need to check out early. The view was beautiful and as pictured and it was just a short distance from a beach that wasn’t too busy when we were there. They also provided fans which was perfect since the weather got really hot when we were there!