We loved the view, and waking to the sounds of the ocean. However, please take note of a couple of things: This is definitely an old school beach cottage (no AC, lots of ants, roaches, and geckos running around the house, most of the doors and windows are old and rusted, security includes using peg-in-holes for sliding doors and placing dowels in windows to secure sliding doors and some windows when you leave. It took a lot more time and energy to close up and open up the house each time we came or left). I spent many a summers in Hawaii country, so I’m not afraid of the wildlife, but the old school security system became a little annoying after the third day.
Other folks have noted this as well, but the second bedroom is a separate but attached bedroom and bathroom -- you have to walk out of the main house to access the other bedroom. Probably better for 2 couples traveling, not so great for families with small kids. There was a pull out futon in the main house bedroom, which was where our kid decided to sleep.
Also, there are wild chickens roaming the area (fun!) but that includes a 4:30am rooster crowing (not so much fun!)
Lastly, if you plan to cook and eat in the house, be sure to keep the sliding doors closed if you don’t want to be bombarded by flies at every meal. Unfortunately, it also gets really hot and stuffy if you don’t open the sliding doors in the afternoon......so, dining out might be a more popular option (except there aren’t too many dining options nearby other than food trucks). All that said, having a cocktail and poke at sunset on the patio was heavenly.