This tiny house felt much like “glamping,” with a private bathroom outside the house, broken screens in the home (one of which was filled with an old plastic grocery bag), rusty screens and bugs. The beds were super firm with cheap sheets, blankets and pillows. The towels were new from Walmart and had not been laundered. The pot and pan available for cooking were so dirty that I couldn’t clean them enough to use - and the pot had non-stick coating flaking off of it making it unsafe to use. It was nice of the host, however, to bring us farm-fresh eggs and the biggest avocados I’ve ever seen! The experience overall was pretty unforgettable - as the ocean view was beautiful even in the rainy conditions. It was cool to see the goats and chickens on the property and to be so secluded that we didn’t have cell service. The WiFi worked well though, and the place was spacious enough for maybe up to 4 people. It seemed like it definitely had been cleaned, but must be hard to upkeep in the rainy weather and humid conditions on this side of the island. We did not see a rainbow or a pretty sunrise as it was so rainy and cloudy for our entire trip- but I’m sure it would have been possible at this location. I might recommend it to friends who are okay sacrificing luxuries of hotels or nicer BnBs. My boyfriend thoroughly enjoyed it!