Cons:
* Listed kitchenette was more a bookcase in the laundry hallway with a toaster oven, coffee pot (don't forget to turn off as it is not an auto turnoff), electric skillet and some coffee/tea/mugs/glasses tightly crammed on the shelves. Very little "counter top" space to be of much use. There was also a small dorm size refrigerator. NO SINK. I put that in caps as other reviewers have stated as such but I think like many people researching a rental, we skim the reviews and/or don't process the negatives of having no sink to wash your dishes/coffee cups/etc.
* Breakfast was listed as an amenity but upon inquiring about the lack thereof, we were informed that it was only provided on the weekends. Not really a deal breaker but the dishonesty left a bad taste.
* It sleeps 4 with the use of 2 extremely uncomfortable sagging cots that are set up alongside the pool table with no place for your clothes.
* Bathroom is small and has a sink with no counter space. That is a problem when there is more than 1 or 2 people.
* I slept on one of the cots in the pool room and couldn't find an off switch for the light in the fish tank. It is fairly bright and I ended up putting a folded up sheet over it to help dim the light output.
* It is not a panoramic view due to the tall trees that line the fence between the patio and the ocean.
* yard sitting area was in a nice setting but the cushions were too dirty to sit upon
Pros:
* This is indeed a nice location in a very pretty neighborhood. The walk to the beach was lovely and takes about 10-15 minutes downhill.
* the yard and patio provided the much needed "space" to converse and drink your coffee. The roses and flowering trees created a sense of serenity and provided nectar for the multitude of hummingbirds.
* Never met any of the hosts, but Christopher was quick to respond to questions and I think are hosts who want their guest to have a good experience.
A good place for up to 2 people who intend to be gone most of the day and to only desire coffee and avocado toast for breakfast.