We loved our stay in the bungalow! It is a lovely location and Ryan and Grace are super responsive and kind. The below is not meant to be criticism, only things I wish I'd known before my trip and I hope folks take it in that spirit.
Kitchen: we had planned out our meals and gone to the grocery store to buy our groceries for the week prior to arrival. The listing says there is an oven-there is a small, toaster oven size device that has a convection oven setting. It is small but mighty. It will roast your vegetables but you will have to work in batches. It's about a fourth the size of a cookie sheet.
The stove is a 1 burner hot plate. Again, perfectly functional but you are cooking one pot meals or cooking things one at a time. For instance, I tried to cook spaghetti bolognese one night. I couldn't simmer the sauce while I boiled a pot of water to cook the pasta. I had to do the sauce first, set it aside, then cook the pasta. I would have chosen different meals had I known. I brought my own spices, etc., but the kitchen is lacking some basic things like hot pads and measuring cups. Again, not criticism, just what I wish I had known.
Wifi: my boyfriend and I were both working remotely and stayed at the bungalow during a work week. There is no cell service (which we knew going in) but the wifi is not strong enough to support two people on Zoom calls. The wifi also went out multiple times, multiple days in a row. The outages never lasted for more than 5-10 minutes but often happened during working hours while we were on calls or in meetings (and because there is no cell service you can't message anyone to let them know what's going on, you just have to wait and pray for it to come back). Not a big deal if you come during the weekend or are looking to get away from the world but it was an issue for us.
Overall, it was a lovely stay and I highly recommend!