The house has a nearly 360 view of the rainforest thanks to big windows all around.
It is bright, spacious ( high ceilings in some areas, lots of seating areas), and attractively decorated. AC unit in one of the bedrooms works very well. The other bedroom (two twin beds) has no AC, but it gets cooler at night, and the sounds of the forest are very enjoyable. You will need to learn to share the house with an occasional critter, such as a gecko, which eats bugs, but won't bother you. Staying in Liz's house, you get to experience how the local people live. Make an effort to store all the food in the fridge and keep the countertops clean in order to not attract tiny ants. We had no problem keeping our food clean. Wifi connection is strongest in the kitchen area. As is true for majority homes on the island, the house uses water from catchment (filtered rain water). It is good for washing and showering, but you need to use bottled drinking water. Liz provides a reserve for your use. Liz is a caring host.