Kay was very friendly and welcoming, even bringing us some fresh fruits, eggs, juice, and bread. The place was all of two blocks from a great place to rent kayaks and snorkels to check out the bay (which was full of awesome coral, fish, and more than one family of dolphins). That said, going pretty much anywhere else requires a slow, curvy, 15-minute drive up the mountain. Everything was clean, the kitchen had a smattering of kitchen appliances and utensils, and the bathroom was stocked with toiletries and more towels than we could ever want. Unfortunately, the WiFi signal didn't reach from her place next door to the house we stayed in; some of us came from abroad and didn't have cell service, so not having internet access was more than just an inconvenience. So long as you know what you're getting into, this is a pretty great place to stay.