Heather's casita is very cute and quaint. The artwork is super cool to look at. On the 5th night of our stay, we were given strawberries and wine. I wasn't expecting it to be so small, but my husband and I made it work. We were wanting to stay at an airbnb instead of a hotel to have the option of cooking meals. However, the first night I tried to cook, the casita became so hot! Even having the doors/windows open didn't help and the fact that there's no AC made it even worse. Somehow, I overlooked that there was no AC which became a little much for us. The nights were a little cool and we left the patio door open, but it was still very warm in the casita.

We informed Heather of the massive ant problem outside, to which she put ant powder down to help, but it didn't. We had ants crawling everywhere in the casita and by the end of our stay, we had an ant army in the bathroom. We also had to deal with her two dogs. They barked a lot in the morning. They weren't vicious, but they weren't nice either. A few times, the big one tried to come in the house, as we had the door open to cook. The smaller one actually bit my husband on the ankle when we were coming back from the city. We also had to deal with them barking and running up on us when we would leave for the day.

The most uncomfortable situation we were put in was when we were told that their landlord didn't know that they were airbnb hosts. We were told that if we saw the landlord picking up his mail, we were to tell him that we were friends of Heather visiting on vacation. That totally wasn't the best situation to be in and it made me and my husband very nervous.

All in all, we tried to make the best of our stay. We were there on business so we didn't spend a lot of time at the casita. We definitely wouldn't stay here again nor recommend it to anyone.