This amazing place has an extraordinarily well-stocked kitchen, complete with solar electricity adequate to power a blender, a refrigerator, and washing machine, etc. There is an outdoor hot shower, a flush toilet, and plenty of water (since they get 97" of rain annually).
I was given a space in the refrigerator and on a shelf to keep my stuff. I was also given space near the bathroom sink in which to put my things. This made things much easier for us.
We stayed 9 nights. My husband was bothered by the sound of the coqui frogs even with ear plugs. The tent-cabin is just at the edge of the rain forest. So the coquis are close. I even got to see one - about 1.5 inches long. He also said the mosquitoes were fierce. I didn't notice any of those. I think they like him more than me. However, I did get a bunch of what looked like flea bites. After that I used the essential oil bug repellent they had on hand. It's hard to say where the fleas were, that bit me. I suppose they could have been on the way to the houses we looked at with our realtor, perhaps in the car, perhaps from the cats that walk through the open-air kitchen. I don't know. Thankfully, most of the bites I got didn't itch. I put the lavender oil I brought on the itchy bites (some mosquito).
Because of the location of the tent-cabin at the edge of the rain forest, after about a week, the mold smell that comes with the rain forest started bothering me. So putting my nose under the sheets helped; but I preferred to used my personal air cleaner - which also helped.
I appreciated the twinkle lights that turn on at night around the kitchen and other areas, including our cabin. We had a power strip in our cabin, into which, a lamp and vertical fan was plugged. The fan kept the temperature at night comfortable. (I think it probably helped with the mold smell too.) We used both the sheet and the light blanket. I really liked using the little solar inflatable canister. I could read at night by it without having the lamp on. I found that the flashlights we brought were also helpful.
The various spaces were tastefully decorated. Our cabin was spacious and had a couple of wall hangings and other decor. There were empty drawers for our things too. It was the cabin that was shown on the airbnb site.
Very important to me was the fact that there was almost no wireless that my very sensitive radio frequency meter could pick up at the cabin unless we were using our cell phones. At&t works there. There's a cell phone hot spot in the kitchen area also.
The staff were very helpful and kind. We enjoyed them very much. One of them cut up fruit that we were free to eat. Another gave us a tour of the property and samples of fruit we had never tasted before that grew on the property. Every one was as helpful as they could be. They were attentive when I needed extra wash cloths or to find the spatula in the kitchen.
I felt well-treated.
There are no locks on the cabin, but I felt safe. Although a small lock on the cabin door would help the cat know it can't try to push the door open and make noise. I just put my suitcase against the door.
Thank you for a wonderful visit!