First off- the good: It was clean and had a big shower and a coffee maker. Also, it got lots of natural light and it was quiet. The downside: we never met our host, Frank, and we found it difficult to reach him when we needed something. The experience felt impersonal. This is not someone's home. The whole property is set up to rent out, with three or four units in a residential neighborhood. We usually prefer AirBnB to hotels because we like the insiders guide to places we visit. Instead, Frank was never on the property (I'm not even sure he was in the state). I would have rather stayed at a hotel for the same price and been in a more central location with a concierge for check in and any issues that we ran into. Also, it was a hike to the beach and anywhere where you would want to hang out. To be fair, it would have felt shorter by bike (we had a toddler so we couldn't ride the bikes available for rent). For the price it just seems like there were better options in the area.